A short story writing competition has been launched by the Royal Highland Show, inviting Scottish pupils to explore farming’s ...

Farmers from Shropshire and neighbouring counties gathered at Shrewsbury Auction Centre on Tuesday (7 April) to mark its 20th ...

Changes to mobile phone mast regulations risk driving thousands of rural landowners away from co-operation with network ...

A major solar farm approved by the government on Wednesday, 8 April, is set to power thousands of homes, but concerns remain ...

Welcome back to another edition of This Week in Farming, your one stop-shop for the best Farmers Weekly content of the past ...

Arable farming regions of the UK are lagging behind the rest of the country in terms of new tractor purchases, as rising ...

Agricultural input inflation - agflation - is now rising at its fastest rate since early 2022, with the war in the Middle ...

Retail giant M&S has announced a £2.1bn investment in its British lamb and beef supply chain, aiming to provide long-term ...

A new research project investigating the threat of viruses in UK vining pea crops hopes to provide pea growers with clearer ...

Chris Baylis is seeing a clear yield benefit in using a relatively new septoria-specific flag leaf fungicide on his winter ...

There is a lot of talk in the industry about “flexible farrowing” – systems that allow temporary confinement of pregnant and ...

This is Aimee Moore holding up one whopper of a lamb, born on Monday 30 March and tipping the scales at 8.5kg. The ...