Australian farmers losing trust in agricultural bodies
Growing discontent among Australian farmers raises questions about whether peak agricultural organisations truly represent their interests.
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Kent plum producer loses Tesco deal, misses Defra funding
Momentum Maidstone, a Kent-based plum supplier, faces financial turmoil after losing a major Tesco contract and missing out on Defra funding, sparking industry concerns.
Clarkson culls beloved cows at Diddly Squat Farm
Jeremy Clarkson faces emotional turmoil as he is compelled to cull his cherished herd of cows at Diddly Squat Farm due to unforeseen challenges. The Grand Tour star shares his heartbreak over the difficult decision.
Cornwall’s Badger Vaccination Breakthrough Fights Bovine TB
A groundbreaking collaboration between farmers and scientists in Cornwall is tackling bovine tuberculosis through badger vaccination, offering hope for a sustainable solution.
Clarkson's Farm Hit by TB Outbreak
Jeremy Clarkson's beloved Diddly Squat Farm faces a major setback as a tuberculosis outbreak strikes, threatening livestock and future plans.
UK pea shortage feared as drought hits crops
British farmers warn of a potential pea shortage due to severe drought conditions, threatening supplies for popular dishes like mushy peas and salads.
Trump's tariff threat to Australian beef exports
Former US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Australian beef could devastate the industry, raising prices and straining trade relations. Experts warn of long-term consequences.
Morocco's tree-climbing goats fascinate scientists
Discover why Moroccan goats are scaling argan trees and how this unique behaviour impacts local ecosystems and economies.
UK farmers paid to protect waterways in new scheme
England introduces a new initiative offering financial incentives to farmers who help clean up rivers and streams on their land, promoting sustainable agriculture.
Japan’s matcha crisis: Heatwave sparks shortage
Japan's beloved matcha tea faces a severe shortage as extreme weather conditions disrupt production, threatening global supply chains and café culture.
NI apples secure Michelin-star deal in France
A Northern Ireland apple producer secures a landmark deal to supply Michelin-starred restaurants in Parma, France, marking a major milestone for local agriculture.
Labour's 'Farm Tax Guru' sparks wealth raid fears
Labour's agricultural tax advisor sparks outrage with radical plans to target wealthy landowners, raising fears of economic disruption.
UK blueberry crop hits record high
British blueberry farmers celebrate a bumper crop as ideal weather conditions and advanced farming techniques lead to a record-breaking yield, boosting the UK's fruit industry.
Reeves scraps 'tractor tax' after farmer backlash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves abandons plans to end agricultural inheritance tax breaks after fierce backlash from farmers, marking a swift policy reversal.
USDA confirms salary cuts amid budget constraints
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has unveiled significant salary reductions for its workforce, sparking concerns over employee morale and the future of agricultural policymaking. Here’s what you need to know.
Bulldozers Destroy Crops in Rural Australia
Disturbing video footage has emerged showing bulldozers tearing through crops in rural Australia, sparking outrage among farmers and environmentalists.
Australia lifts US beef ban over biosecurity improvements
The Australian government has ended its long-standing ban on US beef imports, stating that new safety protocols effectively mitigate biosecurity risks.
USDA Accused of Bias Against Black Farmers
A new report reveals systemic bias in USDA loan approvals, disproportionately affecting Black farmers during Trump's presidency.
Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2025 highlights
Explore the vibrant sights and traditions of the Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2025 in Bendigo through stunning photography, showcasing the best of rural Australia.
Canine heroes sniff out destructive lanternflies in UK
Specially trained dogs are being deployed across the UK to detect invasive spotted lanternflies, offering a sustainable solution to protect crops and vineyards from this destructive pest.
Dogs trained to detect invasive lanternflies
Specially trained dogs are being deployed to detect invasive spotted lanternflies, offering an eco-friendly solution to combat this destructive pest threatening agriculture.
Reuben Owen rejects Clarkson's Farm offer
Yorkshire farmer Reuben Owen reveals why he declined a lucrative offer to join Jeremy Clarkson's hit show 'Clarkson's Farm'. Find out the surprising reason behind his choice.
Migrant workers vital to UK food industry
New report reveals the indispensable role of migrant workers in sustaining the UK’s food sector, highlighting labour shortages and policy challenges.
Booker’s Pesticide Reform Act Targets Toxic Chemicals
US Senator Cory Booker introduces the Pesticide Reform Act, aiming to ban harmful chemicals and promote safer agricultural practices.
Trump cuts PFAS research funding, farmers at risk
Former President Donald Trump has cut vital funding for PFAS contamination research, leaving farmers and rural communities vulnerable to the 'forever chemicals' crisis.
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