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Visit the UK’s leading indoor agricultural event, with eleven packed halls of the very latest in agricultural machinery and equipment. Now at the NEC, Birmingham this is free to attend and free to park.
Shoppers are expected to have more spending power in the run-up to Christmas, with October inflation measured at 1.5 per cent, less than half the average increase in pay in the year to September.
Nearly one-third of farmers say market uncertainty is holding back their businesses; up from just one-fifth only six months ago, a survey for Hitachi Capital Business Finance has revealed.
The beef sector has been struggling in recent months with low prices, but what are its prospects for the future? Cedric Porter and Ewan Pate investigate.
With just six months left of the amnesty for recording tenant’s improvements, the Scottish Tenant Farmers Association (STFA) has suggested more than half of Scotland’s tenant farmers are in danger of running out of time to co
Grangemouth-based Petroineos, operator of the only crude oil refinery in Scotland, has announced it will reduce the volume of biodiesel in its agricultural fuel.
A first-of-its-kind survey has laid bare the challenges facing women in the agri-food industry and what needs to be done to make the sector more inclusive.
The Lib Dems have called on Boris Johnson to use Donald Trump’s visit to the UK this week as an opportunity to commit to protect farmers in any future trade deal.
The UK comes 11th out of 100 countries in a ranking of ‘farmer-friendly’ regulation, according to a World Bank ‘Enabling the Business of Agriculture’ report.
Farmers at the Royal Welsh Winter Fair, Llanelwedd, met with Mr Johnson on Monday (November 25) as he launched his party’s Welsh manifesto for the general election.
The importance of food and family farms must be remembered by any party which takes on the UK Government as it strives to ‘bridge the divides’ caused by Brexit, Welsh unions have said.
Farmers have hit back at ‘sensationalist’ and ’alarmist’ reporting which they say singles out agriculture for the destruction of the Amazon and climate change.