A genetic “off switch” that shuts down nitrogen fixation when soil nitrate levels are high has been identified by a global ...

The 1980s can keep its big hair and shoulder pads, but the 4x4-based, low-ground-pressure sprayer could be a trend worth ...

British farmers and growers have thanked the public for their support in the annual Lord Mayor’s Show, with a parade through ...

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Efra) committee has launched an industry-wide survey to determine which key issues ...

The outcome of a sheep farmer’s court appeal could have significant implications for the future of common land grazing across ...

A Defra-licensed stock removal company has been fined £80,000 after a worker suffered “horrific injuries”, including a fractured skull, broken clavicle, ...

A contract farming business bringing regenerative agriculture techniques to farms in Scotland has introduced beans into its ...

An additional week’s perspective does not make the Budget any more palatable. With each day that passes, it becomes clearer ...

The most noticeable absentee in this year’s Ultimate Guide to direct drills with disc coulters is surely the Cross Slot ...

Prevention is always more rewarding than cure – and usually cheaper. This is particularly so in the case of an E coli toxic ...

The late autumn market offers options in the North of England and Scotland, ranging from a ring-fenced productive arable farm ...

Weaning is under way. More than half of our calf crop is already done. It is always a satisfying job, getting the calves ...