Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak
Farmland values expected to hold firm following small rise in 2024
21st January 2025
The UK farmland market continued to demonstrate resilience in 2024 with small rises in the value of arable and grassland. Looking forward to 2025, farm and estate property consultancy Carter Jonas believes there are many reasons to be optimistic about the year ahead.
Co-op announces £820k fund to reward farmers’ efforts in reducing carbon emissions
21st January 2025
Co-op has just announced a new £820,000 fund to support sustainable farming efforts. The investment will see farmers directly rewarded for their efforts in reducing carbon emissions and promoting nature on their farms across beef, lamb and dairy sectors as part of two new sustainability projects.
Farmers seek financial advice following tough last quarter of 2024
21st January 2025
The proportion of rural residents saying they are more likely to seek financial advice almost trebled in the last quarter of 2024 amid the tougher economic backdrop, according to new research from NFU Mutual.
Blue Monday: Farmers should seek help when struggling with mental health
20th January 2025
Farmers have been urged to seek help when struggling with their mental health, as problems can affect anybody, and not only on Blue Monday.
Morrisons takes out injunction to stop farmers’ protests
20th January 2025
Morrisons has just announced it sought a High Court injunction order to stop farmers from taking “unlawful protest actions” at its distribution centres.
‘This is our last push’ – East Anglia farmers will again hit the streets
20th January 2025
Farmers from across East Anglia have been called to take part in another farming protest to show their disapproval of the latest governmental policies, including changes to the inheritance tax.
Farmers invited to take part in free wellbeing programme
20th January 2025
Farmers and growers across the UK are set to benefit from a free-to-attend initiative aimed at improving inner wellbeing while transforming food systems.
Expert shares five ideas for better maize in 2025
19th January 2025
The challenging 2024 season produced some unwelcome weather for growing forage maize, but it also underlined several valuable lessons, said ProCam Field Options technical lead Simon Montgomery.
Scientists claim that an extra glass of milk can reduce bowel cancer risk
18th January 2025
According to a large UK study, an equivalent to a glass of milk a day can help reduce their risk of bowel cancer.
GALLERY: LAMMA 2025 in photos
17th January 2025
Thousands of visitors attended LAMMA 2025 to learn about the latest agricultural machinery and ground-breaking technology for the farming sector.
British shoppers regain faith in UK food after years of decline
17th January 2025
The public is regaining confidence in the quality and standards of UK food, halting three years of declining trust after the pandemic and during the cost-of-living crisis.
30 councils join town hall rebellion against inheritance tax ‘attack’ on farmers
17th January 2025
Town halls across the country have openly rebelled against the family farm tax, putting local Labour MPs under mounting pressure to publicly oppose the policy.