Northern Ireland cattle keepers will be able to use electronic identification (EID) tags for newborn calves from 7 September.

A Warwickshire farmer and livestock haulier has endured a chest and back wax – and sacrificed both eyebrows – to raise more ...

UK farming unions have stepped up calls for a ban on Brazilian meat imports, warning Britain could become a destination for ...

Fourteen years after bringing its first double-cab pickup to the UK, KGM (formerly SsangYong) is still one of the underdogs.

A North of England Mule shearling sold in memory of 15-year-old Will Pedley has raised more than £7,000 for suicide ...

Whether it’s a legal, tax, finance or management question, Farmers Weekly’s expert panel can help. Here, Kate Bell, a partner ...

The closing days of August have seen milk price announcements from several major processors, with most pushing through ...

Welsh farmers could see an end to fixed slurry spreading dates as the government develops plans for a more flexible approach.

Italian ryegrass is the key grassweed in parts of Kent and a new herbicide is helping farmers manage high levels and harvest ...

Heat-detection technology in combination with artificial insemination is helping fast-track genetic improvement in a ...

England’s shrinking cattle and sheep populations risk weakening the wider livestock supply chain and increasing reliance on ...

Four years on since the establishment of GB Potatoes, the industry-led organisation is providing a voice for potato growers ...