Rural News

Howard Walters was sentenced after a neighbour filmed him feeding his cattle with his grandchild in the tractor cab.

Police Scotland have confirmed the update after a barn fire in Alness, Ross-shire in August.

Wondering what you should be doing in light of the evolving SFI offers? Georgina Wallis, Hutchinsons head of environmental services offers insight into the current options.

Almost a year since the initiative began, Farmers Guide has caught up with some of the winners of the Kramp ‘Cultivate a Generation’ fund to check how they used the received grants.

Personal details of staff working at a Norfolk poultry factory have been stolen in a cyber attack. 

With the daunting number of funding changes that have been – and still are – taking place across the farming community in the UK, there is a clear need for transparent advice and guidance for farmers on the Farm Resilience Fund. Sarah Juggins reports.

A 16-year-old boy will appear in court over claims that he drove a tractor underage and was using his phone while driving. 

Tributes have been paid to a six-year-old boy, Joe Hegarty, who was killed in a quad bike accident on a farm in Northern Ireland.

Now in its 33rd year, Tillage-Live will return to Yorkshire in 2024, hosted at Headley Hall near Tadcaster on 18th September.

The UK’s largest woodland, forestry, fencing, arboriculture, trees and timber show (APF 2024) is expected to pull in 300 exhibitors and 25,000 visitors.

Farming communities have called for “balanced and evidence-based” discussion following backlash on a bovine TB documentary presented by Sir Brian May. 

Around 40 sheep were stolen from a farm in the South East, leaving the farmer “heartbroken”.