Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

The British farming industry has criticised the government’s decision to extend tariff-free access for Ukrainian eggs and egg products for a further two years, warning that the move exposes a fundamental contradiction between domestic animal-welfare policy and international trade.

Farmers are being reminded to file their tax returns before the deadline on 31st January. NFU Mutual has shared five tax-saving tips to help maximise savings when completing the returns.

Spanish farmers are seeking regulatory relief, as African swine fever has already cost them over €60 million, according to the national farming union. 

Jeremy Clarkson’s fans said they could see the TV presenter and farmer as the next agriculture minister following his appearance at the No Farmers, No Food campaign.

Prince William visited a farm in Herefordshire to highlight the importance of supporting farmers’ mental health and wellbeing.

More than 45,000 people and over 800 exhibitors attended the LAMMA Show last week, marking the highest attendance in the event’s 44-year history. 

Scottish farming and crofting families who have been severely hit by the ongoing impact of the extreme wintry conditions in parts of Scotland are encouraged to apply for support via a Snow Impact Fund. 

New regulations to standardise deadweight carcase price and classification reporting across the UK are a positive step for greater trust and transparency, according to the National Sheep Association (NSA). 
 
 

Scottish agricultural charity RSABI is urging farmers to check on the welfare of neighbours, especially those in their communities who are elderly or vulnerable, as wintry conditions are set to continue.

UK agricultural tractor registrations fell to their lowest level on record in 2025 and are likely the lowest since before the Second World War, the Agricultural Engineers Association has confirmed.

A number of products, including farm machinery and a digital platform, debuted at the LAMMA Show 2026, which has just concluded. 

The NFU has emphasised the need to reflect on the mistakes from the “chaotic” HS2 project, particularly regarding the treatment of farming families, as the government announces plans for new railway developments in the coming years.