Rural News

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

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.

Showcasing the latest in agricultural, construction and groundcare innovation, the Doe Show in Ulting, Essex, will take place on 3rd–5th February 2026.

More than 4,000 farmers have accepted a further year’s extension on Countryside Stewardship Mid Tier agreements – equating to just under £59 million.

Suffolk Constabulary has launched a new, two-way messaging service that allows information on rural crimes such as hare coursing to be shared in real-time.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has released a report into climate solutions that would help mitigate the environmental impact of agriculture, including the use of methane-reducing feed additives such as Bovaer.

The first-ever Yorkshire Farming Conference will be hosted later this week at the Great Yorkshire Showground, with a limited number of tickets still available.

The new Trees on Farm guide has been launched with the support of The Royal Countryside Fund’s patron, King Charles III.

As the government prepares to consult on proposals to merge Sections 1 (rifles) and 2 (shotguns) of firearms licensing, Bill Harriman, BASC director of firearms, offers advice on the landowner’s responsibilities when it comes to gun use and shoots on your land.

Graham Miles, Suffolk’s agricultural chaplain for the past six years, has resigned with immediate effect. He will now focus on leading a new farming organisation.

Welsh farmer Neil Johnson is attempting a Guinness World Record by running a half marathon in his wellies. 

Prince William visited a farm in Herefordshire to highlight the importance of supporting farmers’ mental health and wellbeing.