Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak
IHT changes will disproportionately harm farming widows
29th May 2025
Siân Gwenllian MS has launched a campaign to draw attention to a “fundamentally unfair” aspect of the inheritance tax changes, as they will disproportionately harm farming widows across Wales.
Shropshire: Farm shop destroyed in overnight fire
28th May 2025
A Shropshire farm shop has been destroyed in an overnight fire.
John Deere to provide new tools following acquisition of Sentera
28th May 2025
John Deere has announced the acquisition of Sentera, provider of remote imagery solutions for agriculture.
DEFRA announces £30m boost to Higher Level Stewardship scheme payments
28th May 2025
DEFRA has just announced that thousands of farmers will benefit from a £30 million boost to payments received for nature-friendly farming practices under the Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) scheme.
Aldi hunts for new Scottish products
28th May 2025
Aldi Scotland is inviting Scottish food and drink producers to pitch new product ideas at this year’s Royal Highland Show.
Case IH Optum tractors available with tailored tech packages
28th May 2025
Case IH has just announced that its Optum tractors, available in three models with rated power outputs from 271hp to 340hp, can now be ordered with new technology packages that have been designed to help customers easily match specifications to their key requirements.
Extreme winter rainfall threatens UK farmland
28th May 2025
Extreme winter rainfall, which is set to become more frequent with climate change, is overwhelming the ability of farmland to regulate pollution, putting water quality and aquatic ecosystems at growing risk, scientists warn.
NFU calls for IHT changes to protect elderly farmers
27th May 2025
The Prime Minister has recently confirmed that the government will make changes to its winter fuel allowance policy for pensioners. With research showing the family farm tax is one of the next most unpopular Budget measures with the public, the NFU is calling on ministers to amend its controversial inheritance tax policy too.
Human remains confirmed as missing farmer Michael Gaine
27th May 2025
Human remains found at a farm near Kenmare, Co. Kerry, have been identified as missing farmer Michael Gaine.
Beef, lamb, milk and eggs are most vulnerable to lab-grown competition
27th May 2025
A new study has found that beef, lamb, milk and eggs are more vulnerable to market competition from lab-grown alternatives than chicken and pork.
Graham Wilkinson steps down as CEO of AHDB
27th May 2025
Graham Wilkinson will step down from the role of AHDB’s CEO to join Sofina Foods as group agriculture director.
New towing alliance launches to improve safety across UK
27th May 2025
A new coalition dedicated to improving towing safety has launched in response to alarming statistics highlighting safety concerns associated with risks while towing, for work and leisure, on UK roads.
