News - Farm Business

Dozens of dairy farmers and workers in Israel have been gunned down close to the Gaza border by Hamas

New survey reveals 70 per cent of people back regenerative production, although most had not heard the term

Sector council chairs on the proposed increases

India is expected to produce a quarter of the world's milk next year

Deputy president Tom Bradshaw said he was ‘alarmed’ by the Red Tractor board’s decision to bypass the technical committees and sector boards

More than half of farmers still do not have a succession plan, with ongoing uncertainty hampering efforts to ‘proper plans'

Proud to Farm plans to take fairness fight to Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and Sainsbury's

FSA sets out plans to reduce food fraud amid calls for greater transparency

From October 17, the use of snares and glue traps will be made illegal in Wales to 'prevent indiscriminate suffering to animals.' The Welsh Government appreciate rodent control is essential, but said there are ‘more humane and targeted methods available'

Unions and farmers have been left feeling frustrated after a new environmental module has been imposed on them by Red Tractor without scrutiny. The 'Greener Farms Commitment' is set to be introduced in April 2024