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Sheep farmers are being encouraged to seek support if they need it as cases of bluetongue and Schmallenberg virus continue to add pressure to the sector.

Forage Aid has been supporting livestock producers hit by extreme weather and other crises for 10 years. Since its formation in 2013, Forage Aid has

Find out what happens when you report a notifiable animal disease and how to get support.

Livestock farmers are being urged to review their destocking strategy ahead of a tough winter for supplies of feed, forage and bedding. A looming forage

The prolonged hot weather and lack of rain has created serious issues for livestock farmers, with increasing reports of forage shortages. Following

Tributes have been paid to a 25-year-old young farmer who took his own life during a young farmers event in Blackpool.

NATIONAL FARMING Help charities have launched a new series of online sessions to help the industry manage stress, succession and future planning.

Three farming charities have launched new sessions to help farmers focus on stress management, succession and business planning.

New training workshops to help farmers manage stress and talk constructively about succession and planning for the future have been created by a coalition

FARMERS and their families are being reminded about the small changes to everyday habits that they can make to best deal with the rigors of the year ahead. With New Year’s resolutions typically waning for many of us already, timely messages about alcohol consumption, diet, exercise, stress and mental health are being shared online by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society (YAS) this week. Research suggests that getting more exercise, losing weight and improving diet are the most common New ...