The spread of H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza, bringing losses of hundreds of millions of poultry worldwide with increased spillover into mammals, highlights the urgent need for strengthened ...

When applied to the TM800 line, the results of this combination are clear: in tests against competitor tires, the TM800 ProgressiveTraction® demonstrated up to a 17% traction improvement on soft soil ...

A new forage plantain, bred in New Zealand but now available in DLF and Oliver Seeds grass ley mixtures in the UK, significantly reduces nitrate leaching from dairy cow urine patches, as well as ...

A beef and sheep farmer in Norfolk is moving from a mixed arable to an all-livestock operation focusing on improving farm resilience, soil health and stock performance.

John Lomax of Chorlton Holsteins Receives the 2025 Borderway UK Dairy Expo's John Dennison Lifetime Achievement Award ...

A leading livestock vet is urging farmers to mark and test any ewes that abort this year or to submit abortion material immediately for analysis to identify the cause and prevent further catastrophic ...

As the UK livestock industry looks for more sustainable, cost-effective home-grown protein alternatives, beans are emerging as an excellent option for dairy, beef and sheep.

Cambridgeshire farmer and TFA member, John Pike, has been badly let down by DEFRA's Farming Recovery Fund which was supposed to provide financial help to farmers impacted by severe weather in 2024.

“Sivanto® Prime is expected to be welcomed by growers. It delivers quick knockdown activity and has translaminar mobility to control a range of aphid species while featuring a favourable environmental ...

He said: “With changes to IHT, the SFI and CPOs, on top of two poor harvests, the removal of the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) and rising input costs, the outlook for farmers has fundamentally shifted.

According to an FAO note on global coffee market trends, in December 2024, Arabica, the higher quality coffee favoured in the roast and ground coffee market, was selling at 58 percent up on a year ago ...

ICSA Sheep chair Willie Shaw has said that recent price and weight cuts are costing sheep farmers approximately €32.50 per hogget. "Those who committed to feeding hoggets to heavier weights on the ...