Welcome back to This Week in Farming, your one-stop shop for the best Farmers Weekly content from the past seven days. First, here are your markets ...

Four young British sheep farmers – one from each region – competed in the European Shepherd of the Year final in Paris on Sunday (22 February), showcasing ...

NFU Scotland has revealed that, on average, just 26% of own-label products on supermarket shelves in Scotland are Scottish, despite retailers’ public ...

Milk processor Arla will hold its farmgate milk price at 33.98p/litre for a standard manufacturing litre in March, following six consecutive monthly price ...

A combination of low (or no) silage stocks and a falling milk price means there are dairy farmers turning cows out, despite ...

This year’s Farmers Weekly Inventions Competition included more than a dozen entries designed to make life easier for ...

Fresh food sales at Tesco have climbed by 6.6% on the previous year, according to its chief executive, Ashwin Prasad. Mr Prasad stated that demand for ...

Farmers need a bovine TB eradication plan they “believe can deliver”, NFU president Tom Bradshaw warned Defra, as frustration ...

A Dorset farmer has been charged a hefty fine at Yeovil Magistrates Court after failing to install adequate slurry storage at ...

Britain’s Fittest Farmer is back for 2026 and has opened for entries. Qualifying heats are scheduled for June at the ...

John Deere reckons it has produced the world’s most powerful rigid-frame tractor. The wheeled 8R 540 and four-track 8RX ...

Lower growing costs, the opportunity to exploit the break crop effect, and better variety choice are all good reasons to grow ...