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England's farmland faces 'land crunch' as housing and solar compete for space
England’s farmland is under increasing pressure as housing, renewable energy and nature recovery compete for limited space, a new report warns ahead…
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Seized criminal money used to tackle rural crime with new cameras
Cash seized from criminals is being used to fund new rural crime-fighting cameras across Essex, targeting offences such as hare coursing, fly-tipping…
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Dairy brand Trewithen to relaunch as Cornish Dairy Co.
Trewithen Dairy is set to be renamed Cornish Dairy Co. from April, as its owners look to strengthen the brand’s Cornish identity and expand its…
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New CEO appointed to lead Red Tractor assurance scheme
Red Tractor has named Paul McLaughlin as its new chief executive, bringing in a senior figure from the food and assurance sectors to lead the UK’s…
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MP pushes for labels on meat from non-stun slaughter
Meat from animals slaughtered without stunning should be clearly labelled, a Conservative MP has said, as she pushes for new rules aimed at improving…
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Cereal farm incomes forecast to plunge two-thirds as support payments fall
Farm incomes across England are forecast to drop sharply for most sectors in 2025/26, as lower crop prices, volatile yields and further cuts to…
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Yellow rust reports rise in winter wheat varieties across the UK
Yellow rust has been reported in several winter wheat varieties across the UK, with growers urged to monitor crops closely and be prepared to spray…
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More than 20% hike in vet inspection fees sparks abattoir concerns
Rising inspection charges from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) could place further strain on the UK’s struggling abattoir sector, livestock groups…
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Welsh farmers call for stable funding and TB action before next Senedd term
Wales’ two main farming unions have urged politicians to deliver fair funding and stronger support for agriculture ahead of the next Senedd election…
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School meals could create new markets for UK growers, report says
Serving more locally grown fruit and vegetables in school meals could create new markets for UK farmers while strengthening the country’s food…
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