Welsh farmers can access grants, scheme derogations and animal welfare guidance as prolonged dry weather puts pressure on crops, livestock and ...

New research warns intensive cattle breeding may reduce genetic diversity needed for disease resistance, fertility and climate resilience.

Almost 5000 Scottish farming, fishing and forestry businesses have closed since 2020, according to Scottish Government figures, prompting ...

Scotland continues to produce millions of lambs every year, but most still leave the country before they reach the abattoir.

AHDB director Anthony Hopkins responds to calls for greater farmer accountability, outlining how levy payers influence priorities and decisions.

NatureScot has suspended general licences on two Scottish estates until 2029 following evidence linked to wildlife crime involving birds.

Extreme heat and drought could cut UK cereal and oilseed output by 2.5 million tonnes, costing arable farmers up to £390 million.

AGCO has warned potential energy shortages in Europe could disrupt machinery production and component supplies amid market uncertainty.

Gordon Rennie examines standout Scottish wheat yields and argues for stronger roots, careful PGR use and better soil pH ...

A single case of bluetongue has been detected in an animal on a farm outside Creetown, Kirkmabreck, in South West Scotland.

Only 14.3 of England’s surface waters achieved good ecological status as annual Environment Agency farm inspections rise to 6000.

Martin Hanson, head of agriculture at HSBC UK, said: "Farming businesses are used to managing uncertainty, but the frequency and intensity of extreme weather are making resilience an everyday ...