Farmers Guardian chief reporter Rachael Brown and deputy editor Alex Black explore whether political promises will bring change for UK farmers
Livestock specialist Katie Fallon talks of the British stratified sheep system and breeding sheep sales
As we head into autumn, NFU Cymru warned farmers active transmission from midges to livestock will continue
Zanna Dennis, development officer at the Livestock Auctioneers Association discusses current trade in light of the growing bluetongue outbreak
Hobbs Parker managing director John Rossiter looks at the changing bluetongue picture, drought-hit store lamb trade and why he believes values could rise sharply this autumn
From turning unusable grass into nutritious food to creating biodiverse habitats and producing wool, the NSA makes sheep farming鈥檚 case this Love Lamb Week
Scotland's Agriculture Minister warned movement restrictions cannot be 'relied upon' to safeguard against the climb in bluetongue cases.
The volume of cases had overwhelmed the testing system
Welsh farmers have been warned the situation is 'evolving rapidly' and it was vital they remain vigilant of disease
Scotland's deputy chief vet, Jesus Gallego Garnica, said he was hopeful it would be up and running 'as soon as possible', but that it was out of Scottish Government's hands