Bumper year for British cheese and wine

The UK’s cheese and wine industries have seen a decade of growth and innovation, with English and Welsh wine now one of the UK’s fastest growing agricultural sectors.

Flood-hit farmers get help selling ‘ugly spuds’

Potato farmers hit by recent severe flooding have been given a helping hand by Tesco and supplier Branston.

Breathing new life into British farms

As farmers battle a set of unique and complex challenges, the trend for branching out into new revenue streams, outside of traditional farming, is becoming increasingly important.

Growing interest in wind power for off-grid glamping

Many farmers are looking to install wind turbines to power glamping sites, according to UK manufacturer FuturEnergy, which has launched the first remote-controlled micro wind turbine.

Head to Tow

A Free Trailer safety Towing App giving quick and easy access to manufacturers daily, monthly and preseason checks at the click of a button.

Farming organisations react to election results

Boris Johnson has pledged to “get Brexit done” by 31 January “no ifs, no buts,” in his victory speech after a landslide victory for the Conservatives.

Jeremy Clarkson tries to use barking drone to herd sheep

New farmer Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he doesn’t have a sheepdog and instead tried to herd his sheep using a drone with a speaker attached to the top.

Consider ‘passive’ options for diversification, expert says

Farmers are being advised to consider ‘passive’ options for diversification before launching into time-intensive projects.

John Deere training sets another record

A record-breaking total of 66 young parts and service technicians are being trained in this year’s John Deere Ag Tech, Parts Tech and Turf Tech advanced apprenticeship programmes, the highest total intake since the first Ag Tech induction in 1992.

Company to cut single use plastic waste

Agricultural sciences company FMC says it will cut the amount of single use plastic waste on farms by 2,000kg, as research reveals 84 per cent of farmers are worried about plastic.

Red tape ‘stifling potential’ in rural areas

Farmers are being put off much-needed rural developments and diversification projects by red tape, a chartered surveyor has said.

NFU session highlights frustrations among young farmers

A recent session at the Midlands Machinery Show saw young farmers gather together to discuss areas of concern for the future, and the barriers to being heard as a young farmer in the industry.

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