Rural News

About 2,000 people “got a flavour of farming” during the fifth spring family farm day hosted by the Suffolk Rural College.

A farmer who lives in the biggest fly-tipping hotspot in the East of England and faces the crime on a daily basis has spoken out about how it influences his life.

A new comprehensive guide for Scottish producers to help them align with their customers’ sustainability ambitions has been launched by the Scotland Food & Drink Partnership’s Net Zero Commitment.

A Hertfordshire farmer has expressed her frustration, as she had to spend thousands of pounds to remove 40 tonnes of fly-tipped waste from her land.

A 40-year-old man has been arrested after approximately 75 sheep have reportedly been stolen from a farm in Newcastle Emlyn, Wales. 

Former Groove Armada musician, Wildfarmed co-founder and National Trust tenant farmer Andy Cato will deliver the first in a series of six lectures celebrating the Royal Agricultural University’s 180th anniversary.

Gardaí in Kerry are seeking assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 56-year-old farmer, Michael Gaine, who has been missing for a week.

Prince William may appear in the well-known farming show Clarkson’s Farm, as he yesterday met with Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland as well as a group of young farmers on a farm in Somerset. 

Urgent action has been demanded to protect the UK from a host of diseases with the potential to devastate British farming and jeopardise food supply, following a Countryside Alliance investigation.

Four alpacas and a sheep were shot dead in East Hatley, near Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire Police have confirmed.

Daniel Zeichner MP had mixed messages for the farming community as he addressed the Norfolk Farming Conference. Sarah Juggins reports.

Food and finance businesses including McCain Foods, McDonald’s, Lloyds Banking Group, Waitrose & Partners, NatWest and Barclays have joined forces to launch the Routes to Regen project.