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The long-awaited Bill, which will now start to progress through Parliament, sets out a…
The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) says that some of its members are “outraged” over vegan ads appearing on Translink buses in Northern Ireland.…
UK pork giant Cranswick is on course to beat current market forecasts as profits soar amid global issues with African Swine Fever. The…
Tractors taking part in the protest in Dublin City are currently leaving the city centre and are heading towards Dublin Port, sources have…
A Kent farm has been fined after one of its employees fell from a trailer and was crushed to death by a concrete…
A future where farmers are properly supported to farm more innovatively and protect the environment is a step closer today following the introduction…
A case of non-notifiable avian influenza H6N1 has been identified in a broiler breeder farm in Co. Fermanagh. While this is a less…
More than 4 in 10 farmers still don’t have adequate broadband vital to conduct their business in the 21st century, according to a…
The Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is seeking the public’s views on ambitious plans to make Northern Ireland’s agri-food sector…
Farmers in the south-west have been advised to protect their flocks after almost 200 sheep were reported stolen in Wiltshire over the last…
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is pleased to announce Steve Anderson Dixon as its new board chairman. Anderson Dixon, who had previously served…
The chief executive of farming education charity LEAF has called for the farming industry to step up and demonstrate its role in combatting…
Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) has kicked off 2020 with the next wave of its ‘Meat with Integrity’ marketing campaign, following its huge success…
Paris rapeseed futures reached their highest price since March 2017 this week. On Tuesday (January 7), the price closed at €416.50/t – the…
Springtime is the busiest time of the year on many farming enterprises across the country, especially dairy and sheep. The calving and lambing…
British environmental standards are “a red line, that as a society we must defend vigorously”, businessman and cookery writer Henry Dimbleby told the Oxford Farming…
The Government has introduced legislation to provide continuity for farmers across all four corners of the UK and ensure farming subsidies are paid…
4X4 manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors has distanced itself from a controversial Channel 4 documentary set to air this week titled ‘How to Steal Pigs and Influence…
