CommunitySee all WILL'S WORLDWill's World: High hopes for harvest and hot lunchesWe broke a harvest record yesterday. Not for yield, unfortunately – though early indications are that it’s going to be pretty decent this year – but for start date. We… YOUNG FARMERSFW Awards: Meet the 2025 Ag Student of the Year finalistsThree finalists from non-farming backgrounds blew the judging panel away with their passion, tenacity and optimism for the agricultural sector. The judges Ally Hunter-Blair Ally farms 200ha of arable land… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGHow safety campaign is putting kids and young farmers firstAs the 13th annual Farm Safety Week approaches (21-25 July 2025), the Farm Safety Foundation is urging the industry to reflect on why farming remains one of the most dangerous… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGKintyre charity walk raises £89,000 for RsabiA charity walk spanning 100 miles along the Kintyre Way has raised more than £88,000 for the Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (Rsabi). The walk took place in memory of… YOUNG FARMERSPeter Gittins: Universities should support UK farming moreFew UK universities teach agriculture. Most are urban-based and geared toward city careers. Farming is often overlooked as a viable option, characterised by rural remoteness, hard graft, and modest pay.… FARMLIFE FRAMEDPhoto of the Week: New combine cuts early winter barleyOne of the first photos in our Harvest 2025 photo gallery was this lovely view of the winter barley harvest at Rigsby Farm in Lincolnshire. While the US was celebrating… COMMUNITYBest of Welsh food and farming on show at Royal Welsh 2025The very best of Welsh agriculture, food and culture, will be on display when the Royal Welsh Show opens its gates to the public on Monday 21 July, with Caernarfonshire… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGFarmworker walks length of Scotland for mental healthNorth East farm worker Duncan Maclellan is walking from John O’Groats to Gretna Green to raise funds for the Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (Rsabi) and highlight the mental health… COMMUNITYBest of Welsh food and farming on show at Royal Welsh 2025The very best of Welsh agriculture, food and culture, will be on display when the Royal Welsh Show opens its gates to the public on Monday 21 July, with Caernarfonshire… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: 10 delicious confessions of a Groundswell goerThe present Mrs Evans and I have just spent two days at Groundswell. It’s my favourite farming event, by some distance, and it’ll take me some time to properly process… COMMUNITYHow tweed is helping country style enter the mainstreamRural fashion has long been shaped by the demands of countryside life. Its origins lie in practicality, designed to suit farmers and landworkers braving unpredictable weather and outdoor work. Back… COMMUNITYWinter sheep scene wins 'Best of Welsh Farming' photo compA wintery sheep farming scene from Radnorshire has won “Best of Welsh Farming” in this year’s NFU Cymru photo competition. More than 200 photos were submitted, but judges were particularly… COMMUNITYPink Ladies’ tractor run breaks record in 21st yearA record 192 tractors took part in the Pink Ladies’ Tractor Road Run on Sunday. Women from across the region drove a 20-mile route through south Norfolk and north Suffolk… YOUNG FARMERSAlasdair Boden: Less can be more when it comes to acreageWhile they might say it doesn’t matter, I always feel very self-conscious when disclosing the size of our farm. To rip the band aid off, we’re 90ish acres. That’s 90 acres,… Young farmersSee all YOUNG FARMERSFW Awards: Meet the 2025 Ag Student of the Year finalistsThree finalists from non-farming backgrounds blew the judging panel away with their passion, tenacity and optimism for the agricultural sector. The judges Ally Hunter-Blair Ally farms 200ha of arable land… YOUNG FARMERSPeter Gittins: Universities should support UK farming moreFew UK universities teach agriculture. Most are urban-based and geared toward city careers. 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We… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: 10 delicious confessions of a Groundswell goerThe present Mrs Evans and I have just spent two days at Groundswell. It’s my favourite farming event, by some distance, and it’ll take me some time to properly process… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: The soundtrack of my farming childhoodMake hay while the sun shines, they say. And for the past few weeks, on and off, I’ve been doing just that. What marvellous weather we’ve had for it; I… WILL'S WORLDWill's World: A modern farmer's guide to influencing peopleIt was just a few seconds after getting a face full of wheat chaff and rat shit that I began to question my life choices. I’d done everything I could… Health and wellbeingSee all HEALTH AND WELLBEINGHow safety campaign is putting kids and young farmers firstAs the 13th annual Farm Safety Week approaches (21-25 July 2025), the Farm Safety Foundation is urging the industry to reflect on why farming remains one of the most dangerous… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGKintyre charity walk raises £89,000 for RsabiA charity walk spanning 100 miles along the Kintyre Way has raised more than £88,000 for the Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (Rsabi). The walk took place in memory of… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGFarmworker walks length of Scotland for mental healthNorth East farm worker Duncan Maclellan is walking from John O’Groats to Gretna Green to raise funds for the Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (Rsabi) and highlight the mental health… HEALTH AND WELLBEINGWhy agriculture needs people with neurodivergent strengthsAgriculture needs people with different ways of thinking, and the industry should be encouraging them to work in the sector if it is to thrive. That’s according to Dr Temple… Videos and photo storiesSee all FARMLIFE FRAMEDPhoto of the Week: New combine cuts early winter barleyOne of the first photos in our Harvest 2025 photo gallery was this lovely view of the winter barley harvest at Rigsby Farm in Lincolnshire. While the US was celebrating… FARMLIFE FRAMEDPhoto of the Week: 3 farming generations out grass silagingThis week’s photo of the week was taken at Mawley Town Farm, in South Shropshire, by Rachel Robinson. It shows three generations of the Robinsons ranging from 18 to 80… FARMLIFE FRAMEDHarvest 2025: Send us your images that capture the seasonHarvest is one of the most intense, rewarding, and visually striking times of the farming year, and Farmers Weekly wants to see it through your lens. Our annual Harvest Photography… FARMLIFE FRAMEDPhoto of the Week: Orphaned Texel thrives in Kent flockThis week's photo of the week was taken by Georgia Brown in Tenterden, Kent. Although originally rejected by her mother, the orphaned lamb is clearly thriving now in the care… Most popular this week
