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The UK’s largest agricultural machinery and technology show, LAMMA 2025, is set to deliver a dynamic platform for British farmers, including cutting-edge products and networking opportunities.

Claas is carrying out pioneering work in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and has joined forces with CertifAI to address the technical and regulatory challenges.

Scottish calf Hilda, born through IVF, represents a historic moment for the world’s longest-running livestock genetics project that aims to help accelerate the dairy industry’s journey to net zero.

Rural estate agency and provider of consultancy services Brown&Co has confirmed the acquisition and merger of Oxfordshire-based company Adkin.

By offering advanced storage solutions, Omnivent helps growers preserve the quality of their crops, reduce weight loss, maintain market flexibility, and maximise returns.

Farming families gathered on Whitehall before delivering letters written by children to PM Keir Starmer, asking him to change his mind in regard to inheritance tax reliefs.

Farmers across the country lit beacons on New Year’s Eve in the latest protest against the government’s changes to IHT.

A Northamptonshire farmer, Nick Tarry, has shown his dissatisfaction with changes to the inheritance tax by releasing a song that became a hit in just a week.

UK farmers have been invited to show unity and strength by participating in a nationwide day of action on 25th January.

The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) has delivered a selection of traditional Christmas food staples, produced and procured in Yorkshire, to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ office, inviting her to meet with the industry leaders. 

NFU president Tom Bradshaw has reflected on 2024, calling it a “challenging year” for the farming industry. He spoke about his “anger, despair and sense of betrayal” following the Autumn Budget announcement.

The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) recently recruited a new chief executive, who is set to “take a different approach to normal, with great results”.