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Herds have already been lost with warnings more will follow if the situation does not change

After a decade of political let downs and disappointments, agricultural voices are now questioning what government support actually means

NFU Scotland vice-president Robert Neill said the wages board is outdated and called on Scottish Government to scrap it within 12 months

John Swinney moved to reassure the industry as concerns continued to be flagged around policy

The former NFU president said Defra did not have the ‘commercial expertise and acumen' needed right now to appropriately address food security

NFU deputy president warned that food security starts with water

This week from the Farmers Guardian editor Katie Jones

Consumers take to social media to question move which aims to cut carbon footprint

Groups urge organisation to rethink following judgment which branded the Food Standards Agency's (FSA) main and enforcement rate as unlawful

New findings from pilot farms suggest current soil carbon measurements could be missing a significant share stored deeper in the profile, raising questions for carbon accounting and farm policy