Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

West Yorkshire-based agricultural, commercial vehicle, and plant engineering specialist Lineholme Garage has closed its doors after a generation of trading. All of the company’s stock, equipment, and machinery are now available for sale through an online auction.

Storm Amy, the first named storm of the 2025/26 season, is set to bring gusts up to 80mph and heavy rain this Friday and Saturday.

Agricultural machinery dealer Thurlow Nunn Standen is marking its 150th anniversary with a charity auction of a 1971 Massey Ferguson tractor, restored by the company’s late chairman, John Thurlow.

Corteva Agriscience announced that Ed Barnatt has been appointed the new UK & Ireland country leader.

The oldest agricultural college in the English-speaking world, the Royal Agricultural University (RAU), has recently celebrated its 180th anniversary during a special party. 

Farming community leaders have responded to the Welsh Government’s newly published assessment of the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).

The Muck Free Truck campaign relaunches this October with a bold new ‘Muck Off!’ slogan to strengthen biosecurity across the UK pig industry and reduce the risk of disease spread through contaminated transport vehicles. 

Red Tractor’s chief executive Jim Moseley will retire next year after 50 years in the food and drink industry.

Livestock farmers have been urged to be extremely vigilant after two cases of bluetongue virus (BTV-3) were confirmed in Wales.

75 pigs were killed in an agricultural building fire in Cookley, East Suffolk, this morning.

Around 1,200 farmers joined a rally in Liverpool yesterday, which concluded the Trailer of Truth movement.

Scottish farmers have warned that the UK’s food security is at serious threat following the decision made by the UK government to scrap Skilled Worker code 5111, a move that effectively blocks farms from hiring skilled overseas workers.