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NFU president Tom Bradshaw said he was encouraged by the conversation that we had with the Prime Minister on farm less than a month ago

Farming Minister Stephen Morgan on Back British Farming Day

Banbury farmer Ben Fenemore reflects on Back British Farming day, working in the emergency services, and being nominated for the NFU's Community Farming Hero award

The Prime Minister, who was seen not wearing the NFU’s Back British Farming Day celebratory wheat sheaf badge, was asked whether Inheritance Tax would now be discussed

As the British public once again shows unwavering support for British farmers and growers, the NFU said now is the time to make a strong case for farming as Defra welcomes its new ministers into office

More than a third (38%) of people would go elsewhere if their usual shop didn’t have higher welfare labelled British food options available

Bringing together farmers, growers, the food sector and the general public, the NFU’s campaign drives positive change for British agriculture