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Frontier completes takeover of Aberdeen Grain site
Frontier Agriculture has completed its purchase of Aberdeen Grain’s Whiterashes grain storage facility, securing continued access for growers and…
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Waitrose launches regenerative farming series with National Geographic
Waitrose has launched a two-part National Geographic CreativeWorks series showcasing regenerative farming at its Leckford Estate in Hampshire. The…
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Freshways announces major October milk price increase
Freshways is increasing its standard milk price by 6p per litre from 1 October, taking the rate paid to supplying farmers to 38ppl. The processor…
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Suspected arson causes £100,000 damage on Kent farmland
A suspected arson attack on farmland near Dover has caused more than £100,000 in estimated losses, prompting police to appeal for witnesses and…
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Movement restrictions imposed after BSE case in Dumfries and Galloway
Movement restrictions have been imposed on cattle linked to an isolated case of classical BSE in Dumfries and Galloway as officials investigate the…
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Leading landlords hold crisis talks over drought and bluetongue
Leading landlords and farming organisations have held crisis talks as drought and bluetongue pile mounting pressure on farmers across England and…
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Tributes paid to ploughing stalwart Ken Chappell MBE
Tributes have been paid to Ken Chappell MBE, a leading figure in British and international ploughing whose contribution to the industry spanned…
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Union urges consumers to back UK eggs amid salmonella probe
NFU Scotland is urging consumers and caterers to choose British eggs as imported supplies remain under investigation following a serious salmonella…
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Bluetongue meetings announced as UK cases rise to over 470
Farmers are being urged to act as bluetongue cases continue to rise across Great Britain, with AHDB holding a series of update meetings in England…
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Calls for UK horticulture boost as climate risks threaten imports
A lack of investment in UK horticulture has left Britain heavily dependent on fruit and vegetables imported from countries vulnerable to climate…
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