Author Posts: Aleksandra Cupriak

A wartime-themed farming demonstration that will highlight the reality of Britain’s food and farming crisis is set to take place in London next week. 

Farmers have been invited to join food system workers, migrant farmworkers, hospitality workers, consumers, and food justice activists to march in London under the banner ‘Food In Our Hands’ this Saturday.

Arable businesses are under increasing pressure to boost efficiency, cut input costs, and meet tightening environmental regulations. One way to do this is to adopt precision spray technology, which is firmly in the spotlight at this year’s Cereals Event.

A project that is set to take health and welfare management in cage-free laying hens to a new level, bringing better efficiency and productivity gains to farmers, has been awarded a £2.6 million boost from the government.

Johnson Bros (Fakenham) Ltd has announced the closure of the agricultural dealership at the end of June 2025 following 46 years in the business.

Family paid tribute to a 14-year-old boy who died after being crushed by heavy machinery on a farm in Malvern, Worcestershire.

A milk chocolate bar made of reduced homemade beef stock, Guinness and seasoned with ‘oxo cube’ has been created at the Hinds Head pub. 

Farmers have been asked to have their say on a proposal to increase the Environment Agency’s regulatory charges.

Yorkshire farmer Tom Carlisle has been inspired by Billy Joel to release a song highlighting the pressing issues that British farmers are currently facing.

200 tractors drove through the Suffolk countryside during the 36th edition of the National Vintage Tractor Road Run on Easter Sunday.

The sudden closure of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) scheme last month sent shockwaves through rural communities, with a Country Land and Business Association survey now revealing the widespread impact and damage it will have on farming incomes. 

Farmland values across England and Wales increased during the first quarter of 2025, despite the ongoing political and economic challenges applying pressure to the agricultural industry, Carter Jonas confirms.