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Craig and Claire Grant of Kindrought, Aberdeenshire, are the 2023 Farmers Weekly Mixed Farmer of the Year winners. The couple’s pioneering farm ideas,

Husband and wife Craig and Claire Grant are the 2023 Farmers Weekly‘s Farmer of the Year – a credit to their innovative farming practices and remarkable

Aberdeenshire's Craig and Claire Grant are the winners of the Farmer of the Year and Mixed Farmer of the Year in the Farmers Weekly Awards.

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

Working alone is taken for granted in farming, and while it is often necessary, a change of attitude could improve not only safety but also the working

Harvest is in full swing, but it is quite a different affair to last year, with opportunism being be the key word so far. This was our second earliest

A group of farmers is taking part in a four-year project to explore the impact of bale grazing on forage quality and soil health. The Innovative Farmers

Selling livestock direct to local butchers and marketing produce via a meat box scheme is helping Shetland farmer Jamie Leslie cut out the middlemen to

The winner of this award, chosen from the finalists in the other Awards categories, is the farmer judged to have made the most positive impact on the

A Nottinghamshire farming business is using native cattle and sheep to balance profitable food production and ancient landscape management. Thoresby