Author: Maria Sanchez

The tendency of those in power to blame their predecessors for current challenges is a common trait in government. Former Prime Minister Liz Truss famously blamed the country’s economic woes

Case IH has provided a sneak peek of what to expect from their upcoming combines with the introduction of two new AF series rotary harvesters at the Farm Progress Show

As September arrives, the Evans family transitions back to the school routine, bringing a sense of quietness to their once bustling home. Despite the usual feelings of guilt that come

A new seasonal agricultural worker platform has been launched to address challenges faced by H-2A visa workers and their employers. H2 Organizer and its companion app, MiChamba, offer a digital

Summer has flown by in the blink of an eye, possibly due to a slow start to the season or taking my holiday in the middle instead of the end.

Two adjacent farms in Dorset are hitting the market simultaneously this month as the current owners prepare for their retirement from farming. Cruxton Farm and Greenford Farm, located near Dorchester,

A successful organic harvest of spring milling wheat intercropped with beans at Devon farmer George Greed’s farm near Exeter is poised to achieve a substantial milling premium. The hard, red

Baroness Kate Rock, well-known for her advocacy for tenant farmers and author of the Rock Review, has been removed from her position as a non-executive director in Defra by environment

Sharon Hammond, a livestock farmer from Powys, has been involved in farming for five decades. In honor of Farmers Weekly’s 90th anniversary, she reflects on her journey through the years

Fresh strawberries can be difficult to find at supermarkets these days, with many lacking the quality and freshness of homegrown or locally sourced berries. Steve Statler, a food safety expert