Farm Life News

To mark Remembrance Day, we caught up with farmer’s son and British Army sergeant Rob Duchesne, about how he balances farm work and army life.

The latest Jeremy Clarkson book, Diddly Squat: The Farmer’s Dog, has just been released.

A major initiative to celebrate the huge contribution of older people to Scottish agriculture is being launched by RSABI this week. 

Sunnyfields Farm in Totton has created a pumpkin tribute to the late Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, earning a heartfelt response from his family.

Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper will soon appear in a new Prime Video series, where he explores Australian farming on a massive scale during his first solo adventure.

The organiser of Liverpool’s annual Christmas tractor convoy, Olly Harrison, announced that the event has been cancelled due to safety concerns.

Now anyone can slip into Jeremy Clarkson’s pixelated wellies to face the perils and glory of harvesting barley for beer.

A charity founded by King Charles III has launched a free course for the next generation of farmers who would like to get hands-on experience of working in agriculture.

Senior members of the farming community are being invited to join the ‘Plough On’ initiative, which offers a space to share thoughts, memories, and concerns about farming — and life beyond it.

The farming series Clarkson’s Farm was named the Best Factual Entertainment at the National Television Awards last night.

As the country celebrates Back British Farming Day, the public has once again demonstrated strong support for farmers and growers, ranking them as the UK’s second most respected profession for the third year running.

TV presenter Prue Leith will support the More Than Food campaign, shining a spotlight on farmers markets and the vital role they play in communities across the UK.