Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

Hundreds of farmers have voiced their dissatisfaction with the Labour government, saying the party has lost their support in the next election.

Harris Tweed, the wool clothing manufacturer, has responded to PETA’s calls for the brand to replace sheep’s fleece with plant-based alternatives such as hemp — and even rebrand itself as ‘Harris Weed’.

Farmers facing feed shortages caused by the ongoing drought can apply for grants of up to £3,000, provided by Addington Fund.

Four fire crews have been tackling a straw fire that broke out on a field near Felixstowe in Suffolk.

The Suffolk-based firm, Clarke & Simpson, has paid tribute to Henry Birch, who passed away last week.

While most Brits are travelling to Spain for their summer holidays, some supermarket fruit and veg staples have travelled up to eight times farther — from as far away as Kenya.

British farmers, together with VetPartners Farm Academy, are helping to tackle a critical shortage of farm vets in the UK by welcoming veterinary students onto working farms.  

Great British Calf Week returns on 10th September, focusing on how using data can help inform decisions on farms and within the supply chain.

Cheffins confirmed that over 3,000 machinery lots will be going under the hammer across nine major auctions this September.

John Deere has announced it is evolving its strategy to better meet the diverse needs of its customers. 

The English red meat sector delivered around £5.5 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA) to the UK economy in 2023. According to AHDB, this achievement underlines the industry’s critical role in supporting jobs, communities, and a wide range of public goods. 

The first laboratory-made vaccine to protect livestock against the Barber’s Pole worm – a highly damaging gastrointestinal parasite most commonly found in sheep and goats – has just been developed.