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A new independent climate change inquiry is to explore how a low carbon landscape can support a bright future for farming and food.…
The Great Orme farmer involved in a court case that spectacularly collapsed just days into the trial has issued a heartfelt thanks to…
Delegates from the US sheep industry will visit the UK next week in a bid to quell myths and build a better understanding of…
Capitalising on the many opportunities Asia presents for food and farming, is the focus of a new report launched this week by the…
Publication of the Migration Advisory Committee’s (MAC) review into the Shortage Occupation List does little to address NFU Scotland’s concerns regarding the industry’s…
A Kent plum demonstration centre will now receive funding from AHDB to demonstrate ‘best practice’ and increase the use of new technology by…
There is less than one month remaining for submissions to be made for a consultation on a “radical shake-up” of agricultural tenancy legislation…
Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) is continuing to run an initiative that seeks to highlight the “key role” auctioneers play in the Scottish red…
NFU Cymru has launched a new Sustainable Agriculture Award to recognise the unparalleled contribution Welsh farming enterprises make to the economic, environmental, social…
“Welsh farmers play an irreplaceable role in looking after our cherished environment,” NFU Cymru president John Davies told delegates at an event during Wales…
Grain markets calmed down this week, having initially reacted to the US weather and taken a jump about three weeks ago. The impact…
Ahead of LEAF Open Farm Sunday on June 9, Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) has launched a new video to encourage more Scottish livestock…
The Northern Ireland division of LacPatrick Dairies has been fined £2,500 after a leak from its AD plant polluted a nearby river. LacPatrick Dairies…
After a tough 2018 season, Scottish potatoes have become increasingly important to maintain supply this year, according to statistics from AHDB. Scotland avoided…
Farmers’ unions in Wales have given a “cautious welcome” to the Welsh Government’s review of responses to the ‘Brexit and our Land’ consultation.…
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has launched its new Storage Network, as part of an £800,000 fund ring-fenced for sprout suppression…
As the first ever United Nations World Food Safety Day takes place tomorrow (June 7), Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales (HCC)…
NFU Scotland’s Ayrshire region, in partnership with Barclays, are hosting a series of free to attend workshops to drive forward farm businesses in…
