With drought conditions declared across half of England, British farmers are continuing to face the extreme effects of climate change. Amid increasing reports of reduced crop yields and predicted food ...

A nine-year-old girl has been recognised at a national awards ceremony celebrating the next generation of British farmers. Edie King from Lancashire was named Junior Young Handler of the Year in the ...

Climate change has made the UK wetter, and farmers have paid the price. Winter 2023 was one of the wettest on record. The results were clear for all to see during the first half of 2024: soil washed ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ashfield is one of those places politicians call "left behind". Once a mining area, this post-industrial slice of Nottinghamshire ...

Farms and agricultural businesses in Devon, Cornwall, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire won six national honours at the 2026 British Farming Awards.

Clive Bailye describes farming as the "best job in the world", but says that financially it is "really tough". The arable farmer, based in the countryside between Brownhills and Lichfield, wants ...

SHEPTON MALLET, England (AP) — On the dairy farm of the future, the cows are going wireless. The bovine residents of a British agricultural technology research center are helping to test next ...

Farming is one of the oldest professions in the world. And in the UK, the people who farm are a part of a rapidly ageing workforce. Four in ten British farmers are over 65, while the average age is 59 ...

Does British farming need rescuing? That is the question for this edition of the Today Debate. The Today programme's Anna Foster asks whether we can feed the nation at affordable prices, make our ...

A British estate stops intensive farming and allows grazing animals and wildlife to return. The video shows how insects, ...

However, Martin highlights that it is very important that the UK refrains from doing trade deals that “allow cheaper food to be imported that has been produced to much worse standards than those our ...