Farm Life News

Farmers are being warned to take extra care with medications after a working sheepdog swallowed a hormone implant used on sheep.

Jeremy Clarkson’s lager will be available in 105 pubs across the UK after Marston’s becomes the first national pub brand to proudly pour pints of Hawkstone Premium Lager.  

Tens of farmers from across East Anglia took part in the tractor protest on the A14 near the Port of Felixstowe, showing their frustration with recent policies but also hoping that the government will come up with a “fair solution” for this hard-working industry. 

Jeremy Clarkson has recently informed his fans that he was forced to close Diddly Squat Farm Shop due to damage caused by Storm Darragh. 

A family-run farm shop located in North Yorkshire has shared a video of a recent incident that saw a shoplifter driving into a worker who tried to stop him from leaving the premises. 

Morrisons has introduced a 25% discount for farmers in all its cafés every Tuesday from tomorrow, 3rd December. ‘Tractor Tuesdays’ aim to bring farmers together as well as make the farming industry more visible to customers shopping in stores for the food they produce, the retailer said. 

Fans of Clarkson’s Farm will be happy to know that a special performance from Kaleb Cooper’s national theatre tour, ‘The World According to Kaleb’, is now available on Prime Video. 

Farmer and TV presenter Adam Henson has shared a ‘scary and pretty stupid’ situation that happened during the Countryfile Christmas party. 

Clarkson’s Farm has gained great recognition among audience all over the world, however, not many people know that the British royal family is also a big fan of the farming show. 

The much-loved Clarkson’s Farm star, Gerald Cooper, is joining forces with Old Gold Racing to raise awareness and funds for Prostate Cancer UK.   

Time and place for the independent farmers’ rally that is going to take place in London on 19th November have been confirmed. 

The Caerphilly County Borough Council is the first in Wales to fully implement a new menu for primary schools that will feature food produced by local small businesses and independent producers.