Rural News

Two men who were caught while dumping waste in the West Midlands have been ordered to pay over £2,000 in fines.

The UK’s chief plant health officer is urging people to report sightings of Asian hornets as we head into the peak summer season.

Local councils will be advised not to approve solar panels on high quality farmland unless “necessary” according to a written ministerial statement laid before parliament.

Three men have pleaded guilty to multiple hare coursing offences and have been ordered to pay over £1,000 in fines.

A brewery worker has suffered serious burns following an explosion at a brewing facility in Cumbria.

Devon and Cornwall Police are asking the public to help choose a name for its newest tractor. 

The Soil Association has just announced that His Majesty King Charles will retain his patronage of the charity as a part of his long-standing support for organic and nature-friendly farming. 

Waterford Distillery, a maker of agriculturally produced and naturally flavoursome single malts, has launched its oldest whisky to date, The Waterford – Cuvée Koffi. 

Omex SAP analysis has been included in the latest hit series of Clarkson’s Farm, helping Jeremy Clarkson introduce regenerative practices to his farm.

The Welsh Government has just announced a new timeline for the Sustainable Farming Scheme. The introduction of the controversial scheme has been delayed.

Police have ordered a dog owner to pay £300 and issued a conditional caution after their loose dog killed a lamb.

Lidl has become the first retailer to sign a deal to sell ‘fully’ Welsh milk, produced and bottled in Wales.