Exclusive Vining and dining: how to grow the perfect tomatoes
July is not too late to grow tomatoes full of fantastic flavour
Our salad days: grow stunning summer salad ingredients
There are so many salad ingredients to choose from and once you’ve chosen which you’re going to grow, there a multitude of varieties.
Fears that Brexit will open doors to food born from cruel practice
Two thirds of people want a post-Brexit ban on the import of animal products that are illegal to produce in the UK.
Hard work ahead if rural economy to thrive in post-Brexit world
Cambridgeshire farmer and CLA President Tim Breitmeyer has released a statement outlining the organisation's view on the challenges and opportunities of 2019.
Change of rules in force on compensation payments for TB reactors
New legislation came into force on November 1, 2018, relating to compensation payments for TB reactors.
Winter livestock points champions are crowned in Cornwall
The winter livestock show season has drawn to a close and, with, it the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association (RCAA) winter cattle and sheep points championships.
Abattoirs and vet practices can't get reliable UK workers says NSA
NSA is concerned about the impact on the livestock farming sector of the £30,000 wage threshold for skilled labour that the Government is proposing in its migration white paper.
Tractor World is back and it's even bigger and even better for 2019
It’s time for tractor and vintage vehicle enthusiasts to frequent a fantastic flagship event this February.
Is it you? Finalists announced for best farm attractions of 2018
More than 30 farm parks, rural attractions and industry suppliers from around the UK have made it through to the finals of the National Farm Attractions Network (NFAN) annual awards.
