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Arla Foods amba and Milk Link announced a proposed merger of the two dairy co-operatives today (22 May). Read some of the headline facts about the companies.

Is electronic identification of sheep of any use to farmers, or merely an extra piece of legislation they could do without? Caroline Stocks asks four producers to find out

The GM wheat trials at Rothamsted have hit the headlines, but what are the researchers hoping to achieve and how? Senior research scientist Toby Bruce explains

See our round-up of photos from this year's Balmoral Show in Belfast.

Growers should be aware of the rising disease threat in oilseed rape crops, particularly those that have been affected by lodging this spring, say experts.

Arla foods amba and Milk Link and have announced a proposed merger which would create the UK's largest dairy company. Share your views on the merger

Student chefs from Colchester Institute and Westminster Kingsway College impressed judges to take top honours at this year's British Turkey Student Chef of the Year cook-off.

The funding levels of agri-environment schemes in Wales could be cut by 20% under Welsh Government proposals.

Farmers Weekly's Welcome to Wellywood competition is gaining pace, with more farmers and country people showcasing their moo-vie making skills.

Poultry producers have welcomed a new NFU campaign, aimed at encouraging consumers to buy British produce.

Krone showed off its 2012 line-up of mowers, tedders, foragers and balers during a slightly soggy demonstration day near its factory in Spelle, Germany last week. James Andrews was there to catch it all in action

In the final part of our broadband campaign we focus on funding for rural broadband and the results of our survey.

Government's energy statistics "optimistic" and deceptive, according to research from Renewable Energy Forum

Farm leader Peter Kendall has likened activists who destroy GM crop trials to the Nazi book-burners of the 1930s.

The NFU has launched a major PR campaign reminding consumers of the contribution made by the farming industry and why buying British food is important.

Campaigners opposed to live animal exports have held a demonstration at a Kent port.

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