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Farming on 'verge of crisis' unless more young people enter

The agricultural industry is on the verge of a farming crisis unless more young people can be encouraged to work the land, a farm

The final stages of the sale of Newton Rigg's Low Beckside Farm are on the verge of completion, securing its future as a place of

This article is published on the AHDB web site and is written by Jon Swain who will be speaking at the 2021 IAgrE Landwards Confer

Arable crop production using robots is now an economic reality – and could boost incomes on family farms, say researchers.

“Food businesses, their management and their supply chain have been very much in the news in recent months – and these

Future Fuels in Agriculture In an age where the media is full of stories about climate change, sustainability and carbon re

The Institution of Agricultural Engineers is supporting this year’s Farm Safety Week (1923 July) organised by leading farmin

Two Fellows of the Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE) have received European recognition for their outstanding work in

The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira), has transferred the ownership of BAGMA, the British Agricultural and Garden

Researchers from the University of Aberdeen have teamed up with industry partners, KURA Human Factors to develop a training course