As shearing season approaches, Heiniger’s Hefin Rowlands shares five key maintenance steps – checking, cleaning, sharpening, tensioning ...

Bed forming and destoning are under way at Thomaston Farm on the Ayrshire coast, preparing clean seedbeds for strong crop establishment this spring.

Dry spring conditions, volatile grain markets and global tensions are pushing up fuel, fertiliser and food costs for UK farmers this season.

Stop‑start spring weather across Scotland shapes cereal sowing, weed control and T1 decisions as potato and veg planting gathers pace this May.

JCB 526-56 telehandler leads prices at Border Livestock Exchange’s Springtime Online Machinery Auction, featuring reductions and dispersal sales.

Fury Aero led a strong Charolais trade at Swatragh as buyers paid to 8,000gns, with solid clearance and averages across Northern Ireland herds.

Defra figures show UK pigmeat production rising sharply, but backlogs, weak EU prices and processor cuts are squeezing pig producer margins.

Discover walk-and-talk cow welfare events using farm technology, sharing research that helps farmers improve herd health, welfare and productivity.

Strong demand kept prime lambs and hoggs trading at high levels this week, with competitive bidding reported across key livestock markets nationwide.

The £245 million deal will support construction of a battery energy storage system (BESS) near the Eccles substation, where work first got under way in November. Developers have ...

Forward winter and spring barley crops show promise. Maintaining a robust T2 fungicide approach is key to managing ramularia and protecting yield.

UK sheep farmers share lambing season with schools, helping children understand food, wool, care and the role farming plays beyond the farm gate.