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Farmers and landowners need to start viewing natural capital as an asset to be managed. We asked Mark Tufnell, president of the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), for his advice.

As farmers are encouraged to pay closer attention to the natural suite of assets available on farms, which of the key areas are going to be financially incentivised?

A group of farmers have formed a co-operative to trade in natural capital and tap into new environmental schemes.

An estate in North Yorkshire is determined to help its tenant farmers understand and embrace the emerging market in natural capital.

We talk to Susan Twining, chief land use policy adviser for the CLA, about getting started in the natural capital marketplace.

Winter has definitely announced its arrival to the Great Orme. With the timely delivery of my eBay purchase, an all-weather combating Swanndri coat, the strong winds and horizontal rain have also arrived.

I have joined the NFU, which is not a phrase I ever thought I’d say.

Assessing cattle for worm burdens before using a wormer can save money and time, as well as prevent unnecessary treatments that can drive wormer resistance.

You really only think of Christmas trees during the winter period, but farmers who grow our main piece of festive decor spend all year growing trees. Here are five farms in England where you can go to the farm to pick your Christmas tree.

Will Case discusses the dire situation for egg producers.