Andrew Ward transforms his farming business following challenging years for British farmers
5th September 2025
Lincolnshire farmer Andrew Ward, who recently hosted the Cereals Event, has revealed plans to restructure his farming enterprise in a bid to secure the future of his farm after several difficult years for British agriculture.
DEFRA denies funding cut to young farmers’ clubs
4th September 2025
Following confirmation from NFYFC that DEFRA’s discretionary funding was set to come to an end, DEFRA has said “no decisions on funding have been made yet”.
MP hits back at DEFRA’s latest cut to farming
4th September 2025
Robbie Moore MP accused the prime minister of “going after” the next generation of farmers, as well as older farmers fearing inheritance tax.
Autumn Budget date announcement sparks debate among farming leaders
3rd September 2025
Farming leaders have responded to the news that the Autumn Budget will be delivered by chancellor Rachel Reeves on Wednesday, 26th November.
Supply chain reform needed as supermarkets are ‘failing farmers’
3rd September 2025
MPs, peers, and farming representatives gathered at the House of Commons yesterday to address the power imbalance between supermarkets and British farmers and to push for urgent supply chain reform.
Scottish Food & Drink September shines spotlight on local produce
3rd September 2025
Scottish Food & Drink September, a month-long celebration of Scotland’s world-class food and drink, has officially launched.
Labour has lost the rural vote, survey suggests
2nd September 2025
Hundreds of farmers have voiced their dissatisfaction with the Labour government, saying the party has lost their support in the next election.
Suffolk firefighters attend ongoing straw fire near Felixstowe
1st September 2025
Four fire crews have been tackling a straw fire that broke out on a field near Felixstowe in Suffolk.
VIDEO: New campaign warns against imported ‘travelling veg’ sold in British stores
1st September 2025
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.
English red meat industry adds £5.5bn to UK economy
29th August 2025
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.
Government may scrap little-known inheritance tax exemption
29th August 2025
A little-known but valuable inheritance tax exemption could be targeted by chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget following reports that the government is looking at ways to raise more money from inheritance tax by tightening gifting allowances.
Farmers help extinguish three-week long wildfire in North Yorkshire
28th August 2025
North Yorkshire farmers have been praised for their efforts to help put down the blaze in Langdale Moor.
