The farmer responsible for the cattle has been ordered to pay a fine and costs totalling more than £3,500
Shire enthusiasts from all corners of the UK gathered on Newark showground for the national show. Jacqueline Pettigrew reports.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt today delivered a budget devoid of any reference to farming, food or the rural economy, opting instead to focus on urban centres, childcare support and duty cuts.
The National Trust said spring was the best time to advertise for prospective tenants. By Chris Brayford
Agricultural organisations have called for the Government to make tax changes ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget (March 15), with the Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) urging the Government to implement the taxation
Lambing season is in full swing on farms across the country
Ag in my Land is an online series looking at farming across the globe. This month Emily Ashworth finds out how one young farmer from Yorkshire has carved out a new life for herself on a dairy farm in New Zealand.
Despite an increase in operating costs of 27 per cent, grain cooperative Openfield has reported a rise in profits from £0.1 million to £3.1 million in the year ending June 2022.
The UK would struggle to cope with a second animal health emergency amid the ongoing avian flu outbreak, a leading industry expert has warned.
Three meat sector bodies have called on The Lancet to address industry concerns over a controversial report which linked red meat to increased mortality.