
Forestry
Landowner hit with England's biggest ever illegal tree felling fine
Farmers and rural landowners are being warned of the serious consequences of illegal tree felling after a record £268,751 fine was handed down in…
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The latest Forestry news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.

Forestry
Farmers and rural landowners are being warned of the serious consequences of illegal tree felling after a record £268,751 fine was handed down in…
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Forestry
The UK’s commercial forestry market has steadied after a cautious 2025, with demand rising despite softer prices, as farmers and landowners…
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Forestry
Food energy production — the total calories produced from farmland for human consumption — could fall by between three and 45% if agroforestry were…
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Forestry
One-third of England’s woodlands — including many on farmland and rural estates — are now estimated to be damaged by deer, prompting the government…
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Forestry
A future in which Britain must squeeze more from every acre will depend less on choosing between trees and food and more on learning how to make them…
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Forestry
Farmers now have access to a new guide on tree planting, launched by England’s Community Forests (ECF) with the support of Defra and a number of…
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Forestry
A new guide has launched which identifies 33 tree and shrub species best suited for planting on agricultural land. Hornbeam, beech, goat willow and…
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Forestry
Volunteers are scouring trees for a pest not seen in the UK for 18 years, amid fears it could spread and cause widespread woodland damage. The plane…
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Forestry
A farm-based tree management and planting scheme in Wales is demonstrating how landlords and tenants with aspirations can work together for mutual…
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Forestry
The 8,000-acre Rottal Estate in Angus is inviting farmers to see how they have integrated trees into their business to benefit environment and…
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