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Taking place on October 15 at VOX in Birmingham, The British Farming Awards will welcome industry professionals from across the country to celebrate British agriculture and the successes it has had this year

In a new report, young farmers call for action from government and industry to ensure the next generation have the support needed to continue farming

Karen Walker, 23 from Scarva, County Armagh, is a technical services supervisor at Dunbia Group and Young ²ÝÁñÉçÇø' Clubs of Ulster vice-president

Clementina Alarcon Valle, 25, is a co-founder and junior farm manager at Cala Falco in Mallorca, Spain

Farming's brightest young talent was celebrated at the 2026 Young British Farming Awards held on September 19 at Cannon Hall Farm

Writing from his family's farm in Cumbria, ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian online content specialist Tom Ryder questions why British wool remains so undervalued when demand for sustainable, natural products has rarely been more prominent

Fraser Banks, 20, is originally from Devon and currently studies at the Royal Agricultural University

Daisy Readman, 20 from North Shropshire, is studying Agriculture with Crop Production Science at Harper Adams University

Dorset dairy farmer and SoilEd ambassador Sophie Gregory explains why connecting children with farms, food and the countryside could help shape the industry’s future

AHDB research has shown Gen Z is not rejecting British farming, but insufficient exposure limits trust, highlighting an opportunity for the industry