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Okehampton and Ashwater shows have cancelled some livestock classes for 'the welfare of the animals'

While relatively new to the Clun Forest breed, one farming couple have already made their mark in the showring, while also making the breed pay its way at home on the farm

Writing from his family's farm in Cumbria, Farmers Guardian online content specialist Tom Ryder reflects on why agricultural shows remain one of the best places to learn from fellow farmers

A strong livestock entry was forward across the three days of showing at the Royal Lancashire Agricultural Show

After being on farm with hundreds of children, Emily Ashworth saw first-hand why farm-to-fork education is vital

Writing from his family’s farm in Cumbria, Farmers Guardian online content specialist Tom Ryder reflects on what agricultural shows have taught him about the farming community

From local fields to national showgrounds agricultural shows are well worth a visit this summer sayd the Plaid Cymru MP

If you are looking for a good day out in the country or want to build your network in the agriculture industry, attending an agricultural show, whether big or small, is always a good idea

Exhibitors returned to the livestock rings of the two-day Royal Cheshire Show, with a strong turnout on display. Katie Jones and Katie Fallon report