More than £70,000 has been confiscated from a convicted food fraudster and his company following a major investigation by the Food Standards Agency's ...

Welcome back to another edition of This Week in Farming, your one-stop shop for the most important content from Farmers Weekly in the past seven days.

Two Midlands farmers are preparing to cycle 1,000 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats in May 2026 to raise funds for two charities. Turkey farmer Rod ...

Higher livestock prices and increased throughput across almost all categories has enabled live auction marts to achieve ...

Public Health Wales has warned families visiting farms this spring to avoid handling lambs after hundreds of cryptosporidium ...

Wet days are not just a reminder of broken gutters and downpipes in need of repair. They are an ideal time to look at the ...

Food and farming industry leaders have held their first meeting of the Farming & Food Partnership Board, set up in response to Baroness Minette ...

A Gower beef farmer has turned to virtual fencing technology to improve livestock safety and manage sensitive coastal land.

The technical, practical and environmental elements of the business at Dennington Hall Farms in Suffolk have moved up a gear, while always keeping the ...

Whether it’s a legal, tax, finance or management question, Farmers Weekly’s expert panel can help. Here, Kate Bell, of Albert Goodman chartered ...

The Tillage-Live demonstration day will return on 17 September, this time at Law Farming’s Chrishall Grange in Cambridgeshire. Working plots remain the ...

Farmers may struggle to access Defra’s £225m Capital Grants scheme after key advisers warned they are already unable to take ...