‘We’ll take news to them’ – farmers to protest outside BBC studio

Farmers are set to gather outside the BBC South recording studio tomorrow to put farmers’ current issues in the spotlight.

MP proposes to strengthen repercussions of farming equipment theft

Alicia Kearns, MP for Rutland and Stamford, has proposed a new clause which makes theft of high value farming equipment an aggravating factor on sentencing.

Land Use Framework: ‘It’s vital we invest in homegrown food production’

An ambitious Land Use Framework (LUF) needs to give food production the same priority as delivering legislated environmental targets, otherwise the ability to continue producing food for the nation could be put at risk, the NFU said.

‘Food and farming in time of war’ protest will be held next week

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. 

“We don’t think we’re heroes, but we do want respect”

Farmers Guide talks to Rebecca Wilson, recently listed in The Times Young Power List, about her family farm, government policy and what it’s like to be a woman in agriculture.

Farming community invited to take part in Saturday’s rally

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.

Next wheat strike could see supplies get ‘very tight very quickly’

Olly Harrison said the April wheat strike is now concluded and no contracts were broken – but further strikes are possible in future with support from Europe.

Yorkshire farmer releases Billy Joel-inspired song with strong message

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

Reeves heads to US to push for trade deal 

Farming groups have warned Reeves not to sacrifice British food and farming as she arrives in Washington to discuss a trade deal with the US.

Farming bosses welcome ban on personal meat imports

The decision to extend the ban on personal imports to prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has been welcomed by British farming and meat industry leaders. 

Calls raised to tighten border controls due to FMD fears

“Must be done to minimise the risk,” said NFU Cymru while urging the UK government to tighten border controls to help protect the Welsh livestock industry as the fears over foot-and-mouth disease are increasing. 

Farmers gearing up for ‘Say No to Labour’ protests

Campaigner Farmers To Action has invited farmers from all over England to take part in ‘Say No to Labour’ demonstrations.

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