Cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza are continuing to spread across the country, though consumers have been reassured ...

A 20km temporary control zone (TCZ) has been introduced in Northern Ireland following the confirmation of bluetongue virus ...

The UK Agri-Tech Centre has launched a campaign which aims to champion trailblazing agri-tech businesses redefining ...

An oversupplied milk market continues to put pressure on farmgate prices, with processors making further cuts into the new ...

A keen eye for a commercial opportunity and a willingness to take a risk have paid off for a French couple looking for a way ...

The high-horsepower four-cylinder tractor fraternity gained a new member this year as Claas gingered up its compact Arion to ...

Sugar beet growers will face increased competition from imports with the existing tariff-free quota set to be expanded from ...

Shadow Defra secretary Victoria Atkins has demanded urgent answers from the Met Police over the last-minute ban on tractors entering Whitehall during ...

Welcome back to another edition of This Week in Farming, your regular round-up of the best Farmers Weekly content from the ...

Labour’s rural backbench MPs have openly challenged their own government, warning that its proposed “family farm tax” risks ...

Farmers will need to show proof of training and certification in order to purchase and administer professional rodenticides from 1 January 2026. The ...

A total of 11 new pea and bean varieties have been added to the Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) ...