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The 2023 Farmers Weekly Mixed Farmer of the Year finalists demonstrate a commitment to producing quality British produce, with an impressive handle on

Both hemp and miscanthus are easy-to-grow niche crops that have secured a place in arable rotations across North and East Yorkshire. Grown for the biomass

Destocking and dividing up fields for rotational grazing have drastically reduced anthelmintic requirements for the two flocks at Hornington Manor Farm,

All three livestock adviser finalists are finding innovative ways to help their farming clients cope with the squeeze on profits from the sharp price

Balance was a strong theme this year – all finalists were finding an optimal point between work and rest, milk output and quality, and technical

I hope everyone enjoyed the Easter Bank Holiday weekend with the same great weather we had here in the Lake District. There has been a lot more tourists

What a result! We just scanned the ewes straight off the fell and our target is 150%, with a nice balance of twins and singles with very few triplets and

Dizzying costs have squeezed finisher margins and pegged store cattle values to the same point they were a year ago. This is despite deadweight beef

We looked at the latest data and spoke to industry experts to find out more about the changing picture for pedigree animals. We look at the dairy, beef,

Four wool grading depots prepare to shut down GLOBAL OVERSUPPLY: Demand for wool has plummeted amid the Covid-19 pandemic. British Wool is to close four grading depots in order to maximise returns to producers as wool demand plummets due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Irvine depot will close along with Porthmadog, Stamford and Liskeard, which will result in the loss of 40 jobs. British Wool, which is owned by around 40,000 sheep farmers in the UK, has calculated the move will save £1.5 million ...