Author Posts: Sarah Kidby
DEC 2024
Weed control: We need to combat diversity with diversity
21st November 2024
Introducing FMC’s newest herbicide active, Isoflex, experts explored the increasingly complex challenge of weed control. Sarah Kidby reports.
Farmers donate over 15,000 meals during protest
20th November 2024
Food re-distribution charity City Harvest said it is “so grateful” to farmers for donations made during the London protest.
GALLERY: Farmers head to London en masse to protest against family farm tax
19th November 2024
Farmers have turned out in droves to protest against the government’s plans for inheritance tax. Farmers Guide attended the rally…
Tens of thousands of farmers descend on Westminster
19th November 2024
Large crowds of farmers, including some tractors have headed to London this morning to protest against changes to inheritance tax reliefs.
Sugar beet: Weather conditions result in lower yields and sugar levels
15th November 2024
Beet yields and sugar levels are lower than hoped for on Andrew Ward’s farm, but not as bad as expected given the late drilling in a very wet year.
BTV-3 impacts “extending far beyond animal health”
15th November 2024
A new survey has shown how BTV-3 is impacting farm operations and cash flow, ability to sell animals and farmers’ mental health.
DEC 2024
Pink charity feed bucket strikes a chord with farmers
13th November 2024
Rumenco has turned its signature feed bucket pink, in support of the Pink Ribbon Foundation. Sarah Kidby reports.
What does the Budget really mean for farming?
11th November 2024
With much speculation about the recent Budget online, and significant anxiety among farmers, we take a detailed look at the implications of everything the chancellor said about farming.
“It’s a smokescreen”: Farmers’ reactions to the Budget
8th November 2024
As the chancellor’s recent Autumn Budget continues to rock the industry, we take a look at farmers’ reactions and opinions on the news.
Cross-party MPs slam “betrayal” of farmers in Budget
7th November 2024
A debate in the House of Commons has seen dozens of MPs from across the country share stories of “devastation” from farmers in their constituencies.
Steve Reed claims small family farmers “won’t be affected” by IHT changes
4th November 2024
The Defra secretary of state has claimed headlines over the changes to IHT are “misleading” following major backlash.
Chancellor announces “hammer blow” reforms to agricultural property relief
30th October 2024
After much speculation and lobbying from the farming industry, chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed changes to inheritance tax reliefs.