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

Registrations of larger tractors have fallen by more than one-third during the first half of 2025, as farm businesses try to keep a control on costs.

Taking time to evaluate low mastitis rates but high spring cell counts in their 250-cow spring-calving herd prompted Emmie ...

The Welsh government’s agri-environmental scheme for its designated landscapes and national parks – called Ffermio Bro – has ...

Sitting in the middle of the reinvigorated Oxford-Cambridge development arc, Bedfordshire is already set to benefit from new ...

A new round of capital grants worth £150m has opened in England, with arable farmers welcoming the latest opportunity to ...

Vegetation management machinery specialist Razorback is supplementing its own reach and rotary mower ranges by importing ...

The very best of Welsh agriculture, food and culture, will be on display when the Royal Welsh Show opens its gates to the ...

Figures from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) confirm that agriculture, forestry and fishing continues to be the most ...

Beet growers seeing high levels of beet moth are set to benefit from the emergency authorisation of an insecticide used in ...

The results of the 2025 Big Farmland Bird Count show some red- and amber-listed species on the rise, emphasising the success ...

Crop consultancy Adas has announced it will cease facilitation of the Cereal and Oilseeds Yield Enhancement Networks (YENs) – ...