Farm Life News

It has just been announced that Jeremy Clarkson’s latest book, Diddly Squat: The Farmer’s Dog, will be released at the end of 2025. 

The countdown is now on for Scotland’s two-day agricultural event, the Turriff Show, which will bring together the very best of northeast farming and its high-quality produce.

The new Norfolk Food Hall has just opened at the Showground on the edge of Norwich, aiming to showcase and sell the very best food and drink produced in the county. 

Land Army girl Eileen Webster opened the exhibition about wartime farming, with special guests reflecting on food security and the vital importance of farming.

The Royal Bath & West Show, which returns next weekend, is set to bring the much-loved Lakeside Farm – a hands-on farming experience for visitors of all ages. 

“Farmers need to take an interest in themselves and put their health before their farms,” said Susanna Daniels, CEO of Melanoma Focus. The charity has recently carried out a study which revealed that over half of British farmers rarely or never wear sunscreen in the summer.

Clarkson’s Farm stars have revealed what the audience should expect from the latest season that has launched today.

Morrisons has announced its exclusive sponsorship of Prime Video’s hit Clarkson’s Farm. The latest season of the farming show launches at the end of this week. 

The West Midlands farming community is set to organise “the best send-off” for teenager Harry Moss, who died in a farm machinery accident.

Jeremy Clarkson has shared “bad news from Diddly Squat” and addressed rumours that Kaleb Cooper has been replaced as farm manager.

A number of crews responded to assist Bruce, a nine-year-old stock bull, weighing approximately 800kg, who had become stuck up to his chest in a bog.

Farmers Rebecca Wilson and Charlotte Ashley are taking agricultural conversations off the beaten track as they launch a new podcast.