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Long Dean, Cotswolds: The sows are weeks from farrowing, last year’s calves have been weaned ahead of the new births – and we’re anxiously waiting for rain

A Uganda-based jackfruit processing company has taken a share of the rising vegan meat market in the Netherlands.

The painful, shameful history of sugar cultivation and production

Thai authorities have taken steps to have charges filed in China against three factories in Anhui province for selling counterfeit Thai jasmine rice.

Biogas promises to be a solution to farm country’s animal waste problem. But a Delaware community is concerned it could lead to more pollution

Five-yearly report devotes section to threat of climate crisis and suggests five ‘reform pillars’ to boost sluggish productivity growth

The president of the NT Cattleman's Association says he doubts Murray Watt really believes shutting down the trade is the "best policy".

After years of record highs, cattle prices in Australia have fallen nearly 40 per cent but it's unlikely to lead to cheaper steak according to economists.

Part of the federal government's changes to rules around superannuation involves a new tax on "unrealised gains", and it has farmers especially worried.

"I think that once the new customers we have gained over the past month have tried our produce they will be back. Shop local"

Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral infection of birds, commonly called “bird flu”, which has been recurring in Nigeria since 2006. It has resulted in the loss of millions of birds and income for people who rely on the poultry industry. Nigeria is currently grappling with another outbreak which…