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Boy, six, killed in quad bike accident on Northern Irish farm
Tributes have been paid to a boy, aged just six, who was killed in a quad bike accident on a farm in Northern Ireland. The boy, named locally as…
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Arable farm now selling 'carbon credits' to top Formula 1 team
A significant arable farm is now able to sell ‘carbon credits’ generated from sequestered carbon in its soil to a top Formula 1 team to offset their…
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New controls on meat and dairy due to 'very damaging' sheep virus
Strict new controls suspending personal imports of certain meat, cheese and milk products have been announced to safeguard against outbreaks of peste…
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Campaigners to protest in London over 'poisoning' of UK waterways
Campaigners are calling on Sir Keir Starmer to take action to end the 'poisoning' of rivers, including from raw sewage and agricultural waste. A…
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Farmers told to be vigilant in putting a stop to waste crime
The Environment Agency has warned farmers and landowners to be vigilant for criminals who target their land and buildings to dump illegally collected…
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UK-wide meat and dairy marketing campaign soon launches
A UK-wide consumer marketing campaign promoting a balanced diet that includes British-produced meat and dairy is set to return after its successful…
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Terminally ill cancer patient embarks on 500-mile tractor road trip
A man with a shock stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis is set to embark on 500-mile tractor road trip to raise awareness of the disease among the…
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Experts urge farmers to report all abortions and stillbirths
Experts are urging farmers to report and investigate all abortions and stillbirths to understand disease status and identify how to protect their…
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Farmer who polluted two-mile stretch of stream with silt fined
A Welsh farmer who polluted a two-mile stretch of a stream with silt during flood alleviation work has been ordered to pay out over £1,000. Huw…
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Planning Inspectorate told to improve understanding of farm tenancies
The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) has challenged the Planning Inspectorate to improve the understanding of its inspectors about agricultural…
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