As I write, all the good done by Mother Natures own version of dry January is being undone by Febru-rainy. Fortunately, both the bed and breakfast sheep and our store lambs have gone, so we are sheep...
As I write, all the good done by Mother Natures own version of dry January is being undone by Febru-rainy. Fortunately, both the bed and breakfast sheep and our store lambs have gone, so we are sheep...
The nation's favourite TV farmer warned viewers the last two episodes were going to be a difficult watch
Farmers Guardian In Your Field columnist James Robinson on tractor troubles at silage time and the virtues of nettles as a habitat for butterflies
Mike Greenwood-Wilkins captured the nation’s hearts on Great British Bake Off, and as the first farmer to appear on the popular TV show, he was able to showcase just how important this industry is. Emily Ashworth visits him to find out more