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The urgent need to help farmers and crofters tackle climate change and nature loss is being ignored says leading environmental organisations

Thorne Stopps, 22, is from Tunbridge Wells in Kent. He is studying a BSc top-up in agricultural management at the Royal Agricultural University.

Nature Friendly Farming Network's Martin Lines writes on how farmers can solve some of the most pressing issues society faces, from food security to climate breakdown, but they are being undermined by warm words and a lack of support from Government

Defra published its new Environmental plan on December 1 alongside its announcement of a £500 million boost to the Landscape Recovery project

Aberystwyth University set to become Wales's first high throughput testing centre for notifiable animal diseases following Gov funding

This week's opinion from throughout the world of agriculture: Simon Jeffery, co-founder of the Earth Rover Program and professor of soil ecology at Harper Adams University, alongside sustainability consultant Lizzie Lloyd

Farmers say red tape and financial risk preventing engagement with schemes

At a state-of-the-art laboratory in Essex, researchers are working to future-proof crop production against climate change

Farmers urged to prepare for challenging season unless ow water levels recover by spring 2026

But fears voiced UK's world-leading position could be undermined by EU reset