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NFU Cymru welcomes Senedd Members and First Minister to farms across Wales, discussing food production, regulation, and the future of Welsh farming

Leaders in the food and drink sector urge swift government action on planning, EU realignment, and support for a more resilient UK food system

Secretary of State, Emma Reynolds has confirmed that the SFI26 Window 1 budget will be fixed at £60m, despite calls for 'flexibility' to ensure all small farms can access funding within the first window

Discover how tenant farmers like Amelia Greenway diversify farms, manage landlord relations, and build financial resilience into this farming business

Chief reporter Rachael Brown writes about her first impressions of Wales' Farming Minister, Llyr Gruffydd after she sat down with him on farm in Abergavenny.

The Minister instead cited that market forces and global commodity prices should ultimately govern UK agriculture

Secretary of State Emma Reynolds agreed change must happen 'more quickly,' but refused to blame her predecessor, and the now Housing Secretary, Steve Reed

The Reform UK party leader confirmed he would be putting his name forward in the by-election and it was now down to the people of Clacton to decide

The union said farmers have waited long enough, and any further delay will only 'add to frustration and uncertainty'

Senior agricultural partner at Armstrong Watson, Andrew Robinson explains what is Land Value Tax and why it matters for farmers