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Further headaches await Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves over the next few months if they do not listen to farmers on IHT

Welsh Conservatives say it is critical plans work for farmers as Deputy First Minister prepares to make a statement

Arable growers' cropping choices have shifted substantially this year and the 2025/26 marketing season looks highly unpredictable

Kent-based grower Hugh Lowe Farms delivers fresh berries daily to SW19 as part of its 50-tonne annual contract

Adopting a regenerative approach to arable production is no guarantee of extra returns but it might make the farm more resilient in the future

Farmers have been urged to seek out new methods to make their businesses profitable as reliance on funding from payment schemes disappears and uncertain times lie ahead

This week's podcast is live from Groundswell and covers a variety of topics, from resilient farming systems and mental health, to looking at the systems of the host farm, Lannock farm

The Simmental champion alongside her triplet heifer calves won supreme in the beef inter-breed

All in one pumping rigs are not an uncommon sight these days with many contractors taking advantage of the systems ease of transport from job to job. But with many lengthy twin axel set ups, tight access routes and small farm yards can make some of the bigger outfits a challenge to manoeuvre. James Huyton reports on the latest compact offering from Tramspread.

Environment group urges Government to continue SFI in order to protect wildlife