Philip Clarke

Scottish farmers and landowners will be able to access grants worth up to £20,000 to help them modernise their businesses when the 2026 Future Farming

Pressure is mounting on Defra to take more concerted action as the ongoing drought takes a toll on arable and livestock farmers, jeopardising food

Agri-tech businesses are being invited to apply for another slice of funding to develop innovative new products as Defra opens a second round of its

Agricultural supply business Wynnstay Group has announced plans to double production of its Glasson blended fertilisers in Scotland, relocating from its

Buyers and sellers flocked to the first day of the annual Shearwell Thame Summer Sheep Fair on Thursday (6 August), when almost 7,000 White Faced cross

Northern Ireland agriculture minister Andrew Muir has issued a robust defence of his department’s actions in relation to the destruction of 51 cattle on a

Breeding sheep enjoyed an exceptionally firm trade at the recent Thame Summer Sheep Fair, despite ongoing challenges presented by grass shortages and

The ongoing drought may be taking a toll on arable and livestock farmers across much of the country, but beekeepers are warning of a longer-term impact as

Farmers and politicians in Northern Ireland have challenged the appointment of a former government vet from the Republic of Ireland to conduct a review

Arable and livestock farmers are facing the highest input costs since just after the start of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022, putting an unwelcome squeeze