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Feed supply boost as Mole Valley Farmers signs Ayr port deal
Farmers in Scotland and the North of England are set to benefit from a new feed supply route aimed at protecting deliveries against disruption. Mole…
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John Deere enthusiast puts prized 500-model collection up for sale
More than 500 John Deere toy tractors and implements are heading to auction after their owner ran out of space at home. Peter Green, 77, a retired…
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Pink tractor convoy pushes cancer fundraising total close to £1.5m
A breast cancer survivor who had never driven a tractor before joined 177 other women to raise £129,000 for breast cancer research in this year’s…
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Yara opens Europe's largest carbon capture facility for fertiliser
Europe’s largest industrial carbon capture facility has opened at Yara’s Sluiskil fertiliser plant in the Netherlands, in a project expected to cut…
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Imported eggs investigated after nearly 550 salmonella cases
Investigations into three salmonella outbreaks involving 549 confirmed cases in England are pointing towards imported eggs, while the Food Standards…
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Study to explore hidden neurodivergent talent in farming
A new Harper Adams study will explore whether farming is doing enough to recognise and support the strengths of neurodivergent people working across…
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Blunkett urges Labour to learn from family farm tax 'mistakes'
Lord Blunkett has urged Labour to learn from the “mistakes” of its family farm tax as calls grow for a wider reset of government policy towards rural…
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Dozens of abattoirs set to benefit from revised FSA discount plan
More than 80 small and medium-sized abattoirs could receive greater financial support under revised Food Standards Agency plans to overhaul meat…
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Dairy-beef calf registrations fall for first time
Dairy-beef calf registrations have fallen for the first time since the adoption of sexed dairy semen, adding to concerns over tight beef supplies…
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Five sentenced over organised farm thefts worth £785,000
Five men have been jailed after an organised crime group targeted farms, rural businesses and other premises across Lincolnshire in a burglary and…
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