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FARM POLICY

Video: Farage outlines Reform UK's pitch to farmers

As Reform UK’s national tour promoting its local elections campaign gets into gear, Nigel Farage spoke to Farmers Weekly about the party’s growing support among farmers. During the interview, Mr…

TRACTORS

11 new Valtra S376 tractors – JSE’s buying decision revealed

For some businesses, buying a new tractor is a blue-moon event, others might stretch to one or two a year, but precious few will have landed 11 in a single…

BUSINESS

New income data confirms squeeze on cereal farms

Farm incomes on cereal farms in England were at their lowest level on record for the year to February 2026, according to new estimates from Defra. Average farm business income…

NEWS

Trail cameras target rural crime hotspots in Essex

Essex Police are deploying solar-powered trail cameras funded by confiscated criminal assets across rural crime hotspots to deter offences, gather evidence and support farmers. The Rural Engagement Team has introduced…

NEWS

Ex-Scotland Food & Drink boss becomes Red Tractor chief

Paul McLaughlin has been appointed chief executive of the UK’s largest food and farm assurance scheme, Red Tractor, at a pivotal moment for the organisation and the wider farming sector.…

BUSINESS

Trewithen Dairy to rebrand as Cornish Dairy Co

Trewithen Dairy is to rebrand as the Cornish Dairy Co this April. This will mark a new chapter for the well-known craft dairy producer as it looks to strengthen its…

ARABLE

SFI26: What options are open to arable farmers?

For growers who were locked out when the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) closed abruptly last March, the government’s February announcement on the scheme will have come as a relief. While…

LIVESTOCK

What to do if you have trespassers on your livestock farm

Videos made by animal rights activists and shared on social media pose reputational risks to agriculture, but the physical presence of activists on your farm adds another layer of complexity.…

LAND MARKETS

Estates market faces drop in buyer interest

The raft of new legislation in the rental sector, along with other factors, is stifling buyer interest in farming estates, with some failing to sell and others changing hands at…

FARMER FOCUS

Farmer Focus: Anti-inflammatories prove their worth in herd

The cows had a real wobble at the beginning of February. We’ve put it down to a winter dysentery but can’t be really sure. We typically have three or four…

WILL'S WORLD

Will's World: Rugby, banter and hedging: A farmer's fix

I’ve done a few things that have improved my mental wellbeing lately. Admittedly, the experts might not prescribe going to a rugby match with old Harper Adams friends, drinking way…

OPINION

Editor's View: Upheaval for farming likely in May elections

There is a well-worn phrase in political circles about how one should interpret the many, many things that come out of the mouth of US president Donald Trump.  The media,…