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The Environment Agency has issued new guidance on the spreading of organic manure, which is set to affect farmers and land managers in England – giving them very little time to adapt.

The NFU has joined other organisations from across the livestock sector to urge farmers to think carefully about importing animals from areas that are known to be infected with bluetongue (BTV) virus.

The 2022/23 season started quickly for many, and so has the spring. Warm February weather saw a quick return to field work, reflecting what happened at the start of the season. With harvest ending early, many took the opportunity to get winter wheat into the ground early.

Having found a shared ambition for farming when they met on a dating app, Abbie Bryant and Andy Moye are coming to the end of their first year as full-time farmers – and it’s been a challenging introduction to say the least.

An expert panel at ORFC 2023 discussed how integrating good animal welfare into farming systems can lead to more efficient and profitable food production with reduced environmental impact and an improved reputation of farming in the public eye.

Livestock farmers producing slurry are being encouraged to consider future plans when applying for the slurry infrastructure grant scheme that closes to applicants on 31 January.

Tractor owners and users attended a series of driving experience days in early November at Claas UK to learn more about the CMatic infinitely variable transmission. David Williams was there.

The Disease? Not On My Farm! initiative encourages farmers to take a preventative rather than reactive approach to animal health. During a recent roundtable, the campaign’s farm ambassadors considered the latest developments in the livestock sector and how industry recommendations are being implemented within their herds and flocks.

10 Companies Not to Miss at LAMMA 2023 With over 600 exhibitors we understand that it can be a bit daunting, Farmers Guide has compiled a list of 10 companies

As the end of the year approaches, it’s time to take a look at crops and field conditions and create a plan of action for next year.

MSD Animal Health UK Ltd is urging poultry producers to continue monitoring for red mite among flocks as the housing order comes into effect across England.

The government is launching grants of up to £250,000 to help farmers in England improve their slurry storage, cut costs on artificial fertilisers, and significantly reduce water and air pollution in the area.