Rural News

An Irish farmer became famous for standing his ground after a helicopter landed on his field without permission. 

The Royal Northern Agricultural Society (RNAS) has unveiled the latest recipients of its annual awards. 

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. 

Tributes have been paid to a Welsh farmer who was found dead in a slurry tank after he was reported missing. 

Suffolk Rural College has announced the appointment of a new farm manager, Toby Greenhalgh. 

British Food Fortnight starts today, marking its 23rd year as the nation’s celebration of all things British food.  

Conrad Energy has launched Match+ to help businesses prove they are directly matching 100% of their consumption with renewable energy.

A 26-year-old man from Totton has been charged after hitting a cow on a road in New Forest when drink driving.

A Lancashire farmer has cheated death after crashing into an electricity pole and bringing down overhead electricity lines carrying 6,600 volts.  

A fund set up by the previous government, to redistribute waste food to vulnerable communities, is in danger of being scrapped in the autumn budget.

Farmer, TV presenter and pub owner Jeremy Clarkson has launched a new beer, which is set to be a tribute to British farmers and their hard work. 

Households have been warned they could face fines of up to £1,300 for using fireplaces this autumn and winter.