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Following recent action by British farmers, Tesco has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting local food producers and has voiced concern over the potential impact of inheritance tax changes on family farms.

Farmers and industry experts are attending the Norfolk Farming Conference today to discuss some of the most innovative farming and food production initiatives.  

Defra’s head of agricultural sectors team is set to be the next chief executive of the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA), following Nick Allen’s retirement.

Perry of Oakley outlines its range of fully automatic, continuous flow grain dryers – available in a range of throughput capacities from 5–150tph and suitable for drying wheat, maize, soya bean and most combinable crops.

A Home Office decision to deny overseas sheep shearers a concession to enter the UK without work visas risks ending a rich tradition of cultural and educational exchange in the industry, says the National Sheep Association (NSA).

BPI has partnered with NMT International Shipping UK Ltd. to strengthen its services for international buyers, while supporting the continued growth of its plant and machinery sales.

Farmland demand is forecast to stay strong in 2026; however, price expectations should be kept realistic, according to Carter Jonas. 

A new report found only 4% of young people are currently employed in food and farming, but around two-fifths – 38% – would be open to a career in the sector. 

Commercial vehicle auction house, CVA, is expanding its national footprint with a strategic new site in Avonmouth, Bristol. Officially opening on Monday 2nd February, the branch will serve as a physical gateway in the South West to the company’s powerful auction platform.

The defendant appeared in front of Norwich Magistrates Court for knowingly buying a stolen compact John Deere tractor and an Avant tractor and trailer.

A new report has revealed that immediate and complete alignment with the EU on plant protection products available could cost UK farmers hundreds of millions of pounds in the first year alone.

North Yorkshire Police attended the farm to discuss a possible burglary in November, but during the visit also carried out checks regarding the welfare of the family’s children.