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The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution has launched a ‘return to school’ grant to help farming families cover the cost of school uniforms, P.E. kit and other equipment.

A farmer in Somerset has been ordered to pay more than £25,000 after pleading guilty to polluting the River Frome.

There are a number of reasons why the Guernsey is so well suited to the system run by the Vincent family at Murchington Farm, Devon. Rebecca Jordan reports.

A NEW initiative will train Cumbrian young farmers to identify rural crime risks and put in place practical security measures.

There are a number of changes and additions to the Great Yorkshire Show which will once again be held over four days.

Six men have pleaded guilty to participating in a mass hare-coursing event in Bedford.Ìý

A teenage young farmer has been trapped and killed in a bale wrapping machine.Ìý

Zowie Bell was born within a stone’s throw of the tract of East Yorkshire common land, which she has managed for the past four years as its designated pasture warden. Wendy Short reports.

A report into the social value of Australian saleyards has highlighted the vital role they play in supporting farmers’ mental health.