Author: Maria Sanchez

Winter wheat farmers may be considering planting their crops earlier this autumn following last year’s challenging conditions, but experts are warning of the potential risks involved. Experienced agronomists emphasize the

Minette Batters, former NFU president and now crossbench peer, has been recognized with the National Agricultural Award by the Royal Agricultural Society of England (Rase) for her exceptional leadership in

In 1815, press-ganging was officially outlawed, yet I found myself unwillingly enlisted in helping out on my potential future in-laws’ pumpkin patch last year. The farming industry often glamorizes diversification

Pottinger has introduced a new, simpler four-rotor grass rake, the Top VT 12540 C, designed for farmers and smaller-scale contractors looking for a wide working width of up to 12.5m

On the final day of summer, amidst weeks of relentless rain totaling over 220mm, maintaining zero grazing has been a challenge. Despite the wet conditions, grass quality remains decent, although

Last week, a significant portion of the country experienced intense lightning and thunderstorms followed by heavy monsoon-like rainfall. One such spectacular moment was captured by Johnathon Day at Grickstone Farm

The three finalists in the arable category are all making significant progress in their battle against blackgrass and achieving impressive yields on challenging soils. David Passmore, from Mays Farm in

Dairy farmers supplying Meadow and Freshways can look forward to a higher milk price this autumn, in line with the positive trends in the wider industry. Commodity markets are showing

A recent survey conducted by Defra found that a significant number of tenant farmers are expecting to lose rented land within the next two years. The main reason cited by

Growers of milling wheat will have a new variety to consider this autumn, as the recently recommended Cheer has received full Group 1 milling status. Cheer was provisionally added to