The Latest Breaking News on Agriculture

Wellington, Somerset: A little drama on the community farm, but, most important, we walked away laden with the fruits of our labour, hard-won in a difficult year

The Melbourne Royal Show attracts fowl fanciers from near and far for the poultry contest (that other bird of the year competition)

Practice was forbidden under EU law, but secondary legislation came into force in July permitting it in England, Wales and Scotland

EU environmental chiefs have announced another one-year delay to plans to tighten up rules on importing products such as soy, beef and cocoa that have been linked to forest destruction.

For healthy garden plants, you'll want to perform tasks at specific times of day

The EU said Tuesday it will seek a new one-year delay to sweeping anti-deforestation rules cheered by green groups but assailed by key trading partners from the United States to Indonesia.

Funding of £100,000 will be given to councils to control seagulls ahead of a summit on Tuesday ...

Bloc urged to end ‘unethical double standard’ of allowing sale of products deemed too dangerous for EU farms

Farmers and the community need to trust one another and work together to tackle challenges facing the land - and outdated laws need to catch up, an expert says.

A global deal to protect fish stocks that billions of people rely on for food and jobs came into force this week after more than 20 years of talks. Governments have agreed to stop giving subsidies to boats that break rules against overfishing – but the agreement does not yet…

“I don’t even have money for poison to kill myself. All my harvested apples have rotted before reaching the markets after the NH-44 was shut,” said Ezaj Ahmed, apple farmer from Anantnag district of Kashmir.