Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

With ewe and ram sales in full swing, farmers are being reminded of the importance of effective quarantine protocols – not only to protect their existing flocks but also their new purchases.

Trials of cultivating rice, other food crops, and bioenergy plants on rewetted peat soils in the Cambridgeshire Fens are part of a project which brings together scientists from the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) and local farmers.

The new-look Midlands Machinery Show will feature a packed programme of live machinery demonstrations, driving experiences, and business-focused talks, alongside exhibitor halls showcasing a wide range of products and services for farmers.

An Aberdeenshire farmer has opened up about his battle with depression and is now sharing a message of hope and positivity with fellow farmers across the country. 

Extreme weather conditions have made the 2025 harvest especially challenging for many growers, with AHDB reporting considerable variability as the key finding.

Representatives of the British farming industry have welcomed Alan Laidlaw as England’s new commissioner for the tenant farming sector and highlighted the most pressing issues that require his attention.

British Food Fortnight, a nationwide celebration, launches today to showcase the diversity and quality of locally produced British food.

The iconic Fordson Super Dexta tractor will soon go under the hammer in support of the new Cambridge Children’s Hospital. 

The Food Standards Agency has released an update on the investigation into the botulism outbreak that resulted in the deaths of more than 700 cattle.

Lincolnshire Police has urged Toyota Hilux owners to secure their vehicles after 10 thefts were reported across the county in just one month.

The Trailer of Truth has been making its way across the UK, drawing attention from farmers, politicians, and the wider public.

New research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) on the effectiveness of sedation and its potential health impacts following calf disbudding has identified a link to reduced growth rates after the procedure. The findings will help veterinary practitioners make more informed decisions and strengthen best practice in animal welfare.