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Texels have been part of the Watkins’ family sheep production for more than 50 years and are now at the forefront of the system

Commercial mixed livestock farmers, the Stokes family, have long been turning out quality stock for commercial markets and in recent years have placed a focus on home-bred breeding lines

David Grewer, from Pickering, North Yorkshire, says demand for venison is increasing and he is optimistic for the future of the sector

With this year marking the 150th edition of The Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society herd book, we find out about the breed’s rich heritage and ambitions for the future

While many farms have sought to become more specialised, Martin and Alison Furness have chosen to spread the risk across their dairy, beef and sheep enterprises, and maintain a 'laser-sharp' commercial focus

The Barron family have built the Fell View South Devon herd around longevity, forage utilisation and commercial performance

Over the past 25 years, one Cheshire sheep breeder has built a reputation as one of the country's largest commercial tup breeders. Ellie Layton finds out more.

A calf rearing contract has enabled James and Rachel Davison to expand their livestock enterprise

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

On a traditional Welsh upland mixed farm, the Beltex breed has become an integral part of the sheep enterprise, proving both its versatility and value. Ellie Layton reports.