Increasing economic pressures, supply concerns and wider environmental issues are set to amplify farm expenditure, with recent budgets looking quite different to those 12 months ago.
A blind farmer who fought hard to fulfil his ambition of working in the agricultural industry has now dedicated himself to helping young people with disabilities achieve the same. Emily Scaife finds out more.
Farming support schemes are set to be disrupted this month after more than 400 staff at the Rural Payments Agency voted to strike.
More than 25 pregnant sheep have been killed in Kent in what local officers are calling ‘the worst livestock attack’ the force has ever seen.
Farmers are being urged to help farmland birds through the ‘hungry gap’ now winter is well underway.
The Oxford Farming Conference and the Oxford Real Farming Conference met in person for the first time in two years this week. Abi Kay and Jane Thynne explore what was on offer for attendees.
The Oxford Farming Conference and the Oxford Real Farming Conference met in person for the first time in two years this week. Abi Kay and Jane Thynne explore what was on offer for attendees.
Push to lift voices of BPOC in the agriculture industry
Andrew Maddever and his family farm 2,000ha of heavy clay arable land through a mix of owned, tenanted and contract farming arrangements, near Bury St Edmunds.