Level Stewardship News Today

Defra has been accused of “short-changing” hill farmers in England again with its latest offer for the uplands and moorlands under Environmental Land

Natural England (NE) needs to significantly change the way it engages with commoners on Dartmoor and rebuild trust, an independent report has recommended.

With my new hat I feel all set for winter at the farm. It’s fleece-lined, waterproof, has earflaps and a peak. The fact that when wearing it I look like

Work has been in the news a lot lately. There have been stories about disenchanted employees “quiet quitting” — disengaging from their job while still

The sad saga of the Crooked House pub in Staffordshire piqued my curiosity. It’s the sort of situation on which I would have been asked to give advice in

Horror stories about people being trampled by cows are not what you want to read just before a holiday which will almost certainly involve encounters with

I was in Sainsbury’s chiller aisle, loitering with intent to buy mince. As usual I checked the packs for weight, fat content and country of origin and was

A focus on improving forage quality in beef rations has helped a Dorset farmer speed up throughout by up to six months. Beef and arable farmer Stuart

A short but potentially significant news item appeared just before Christmas. Scientists at Queen Mary University of London have come to believe that

Something farming and local government have in common is that people who probably know next to nothing about them nevertheless feel qualified to cast