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Reports of farm machinery scam affecting victims across UK
Reports have emerged of a scam which has seen farmers turn up to a legitimate farm on the Isle of Wight to buy machinery, only to be scammed. The…
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Farmers reminded of risks from deadly gases in slurry
Farmers are being reminded of the risks from deadly gases in slurry, as they are still responsible for fatalities in farming every year. With a…
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Strategy improving dairy calf welfare marks major successes
Dairy farmers have significantly reduced the number of pure-bred dairy bull calves being born on their farms, according to a GB Dairy Calf Strategy…
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Seed suppliers urged to protect product after wet 2024 harvest
Seed suppliers are being encouraged to protect their high-quality product from storage diseases at first grading following a wet harvest last year…
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Six men charged with theft of 14 cattle from Welsh farm
Six men have been charged with the theft of fourteen cattle from a Welsh farm following a lengthy police investigation. The cows were stolen from a…
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Bursary paying for postgraduate agriculture courses opens for 2025
Bursaries covering up to 75% of course fees for postgraduate agriculture students have opened for applications, with the deadline set for the end of…
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Three-quarters of farms over 50ha to be impacted by inheritance tax
The government's inheritance tax changes will affect more than 75% of English and Scottish farms of 50 hectares in size or more, new AHDB analysis…
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West Midlands person contracts bird flu on farm
A person in the West Midlands has contracted the H5N1 strain of bird flu, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has today confirmed. The person…
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London farmer rally to take place on 10 Feb as MPs debate IHT
Farmers across the UK will rally on the streets of London on 10 February as campaigners continue to call on the government to ditch its inheritance…
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Appeal after thousands of pounds' worth of crop damage in Lincs
Suspected hare coursers have caused thousands of pounds' worth of crop damage on farmland in Lincolnshire, police have said. Lincolnshire Police said…
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