Police issues warning after 200 litres of diesel were stolen from tractor
25th September 2024
200 litres of red diesel were stolen from a tractor in the Penrith area, Cumbria Police confirmed.
OCT 2024
Are your trailer brakes up to scratch?
24th September 2024
Merit Inspection Services shares advice on legal requirements, findings from testing data, and its range of solutions.
Royal Northern Agricultural Society announced this year’s award winners
24th September 2024
The Royal Northern Agricultural Society (RNAS) has unveiled the latest recipients of its annual awards.
environmental
New flooding resilience partnership just launched, promising ‘joint solutions’
23rd September 2024
With rural communities increasingly on the frontline of extreme weather and the devastating impacts of flooding, the government just announced the launch of a new partnership that aims to support rural flood resilience and help farmers adapt to a changing climate.
Welsh farmer found dead in slurry tank
23rd September 2024
Tributes have been paid to a Welsh farmer who was found dead in a slurry tank after he was reported missing.
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Navigating the UK rural property market: trends and opportunities
23rd September 2024
The UK rural property market offers diverse opportunities and investments, with various sectors experiencing distinct cycles of growth and change. For farmers and landowners, understanding these trends is crucial for making informed decisions, says property expert Carter Jonas.
New farm manager joins Suffolk Rural College
22nd September 2024
Suffolk Rural College has announced the appointment of a new farm manager, Toby Greenhalgh.
OCT 2024
New tool for reducing carbon footprint
20th September 2024
Conrad Energy has launched Match+ to help businesses prove they are directly matching 100% of their consumption with renewable energy.
Lancashire farmer cheats death after crashing into electricity pole
20th September 2024
A Lancashire farmer has cheated death after crashing into an electricity pole and bringing down overhead electricity lines carrying 6,600 volts.
environmental
Households may face £1,300 fine for using fireplace
19th September 2024
Households have been warned they could face fines of up to £1,300 for using fireplaces this autumn and winter.
farm safety
10-year-old boy crushed to death by quadbike
18th September 2024
A 10-year-old boy, Thomas Bull, was crushed to death by a quadbike after taking the vehicle without his parents’ permission, an inquest heard.
Farmers among the hardest hit by UK-EU trade deal, report finds
18th September 2024
There has been a 27% drop in UK exports, and a 32% drop in imports to and from the EU since 2021, with farming one of the worst affected industries.