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Farmers Guardian's livestock editor, Angela Calvert, highlights the impact of sheep worrying on farmer's mental health

Support for the farming community was refreshing to see. This week livestock specialist Katie Fallon reflects on her recent trip to Ireland and the fuel price protests.

Officers said a Black Mule (pictured below) was reportedly killed on-farm by livestock worrying on the day the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act 2025 became law

Managing multiple farms and a commercial pheasant shoot is no mean feat, but teamwork is key to the Myers family’s success

Putting wool back on the map is Tamara Cincik's mission. As founder of the Great British Wool Revival, as well as Fashion Roundtable, in this column for Farmers Guardian she highlights this country's interwoven relationship with wool

With Ramadan over and Easter looming, the sheep market remains active, with latest prices up on a year ago.

The uplift highlights both strong demand and significantly improved values across many classes of stock

Sheep farmer Sarah Tobin writes on her journey to becoming a next generation ambassador for the NSA

Head of arable Ash Ellwood ponders fuel delivery challenges as Middle East conflict continues

Lincolnshire Police said four sheep died at the scene, and 30 additional sheep later died as a result of shock and injuries sustained during the dog attack