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May 2021 Dairy Farming edition

The barley is in and although we had some initial crow issues as it emerged, the trusty crow bangers have done the job and the recent rain is welcome.

Two young sheep farmers are getting their chance to develop new businesses thanks to the water company United Utilities in an arrangement that meets both parties’ aims. Jonathan Wheeler reports.

Septoria pressure in UK wheat crops is expected to build in the coming weeks as warmer temperatures are set to follow early May rainfall.

The desire of his children to farm has seen Castle Frome, Herefordshire-based Robert Manning switch from arable and back to grassland, with a flock of 800 ewes introduced to compliment the existing chicken and calf rearing en

The ban will be phased in over a two-year period. By Bruce Jobson

A man and a woman were arrested after an incident at a Limousin cattle sale at Borderway Mart in Carlisle.

Hugh McClymont, a Morrisons milk supplier, has been bringing schools and other members of the public onto farms for two decades.

The backbone of many farms across the UK are the family behind them and, in order to preserve and progress their future, a new group has launched to welcome the next generation of farmers. Danusia Osiowy finds out more.