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Emily Gray, 21, is a fourth-year agriculture student at Harper Adams University from Amble in Northumberland

From early work experience in a livestock market to more than 25 years in the rostrum, auctioneer Meg Elliott explains why selling livestock remains a rewarding career

Five young auctioneers have been awarded Fellowship or Associateship by the Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland

The programme, which aims to attract and support young people from racially marginalised backgrounds into the agricultural sector, took students to the university to gain insight into agricultural innovation

At a time when many farmers are facing rising costs and ongoing uncertainty, the supermarket pledges to champion British farming by actively engaging with industry bodies and the Government on issues affecting the long-term viability of the farming industry

Can a new series documenting on-farm agri-tech trials help farmers reduce emissions and improve soil health?

Perception and a lack of knowledge of farming careers are some of the biggest barriers to getting more young people into the workforce, according to a new report

It will be the first time Harper Adams has taken part in University Challenge as they fly the flag for agriculture. How will the students get on?

Study coincides with calls from farming groups for Defra to get to grips with farm support policies

Meg Elliott, store cattle auctioneer at Bagshaws, Bakewell, and dairy cattle auctioneer at Leek Auctions, discusses poor behaviour at markets