News

The EU and China are offering a unique opportunity for young farmers to discover more about agriculture in the world's most populated country.

Although the SPP put on a significant 1.43p this week, signs are emerging from the other side of the Channel that prices are levelling off.

It has been just over a year since we sent out Tidy Units posters to members. Let us knows if you need new ones. 

An advert for a livestock trader account manager has been posted on the forum. 

The burgeoning Forest of Dean wild boar population is becoming ever bolder, if images posted by Gloucester police are anything to go by.

CIWF is being sued by French pig farmers who claim the charity's message not buy meat from 'intensive farms' amounts to an illegal call for a boycott.

Devon MP Neil Parish has been re-elected as chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee.

The NPA has stressed that the risk of Hepatitis E infection from thoroughly cooked pork remains low in response to EFSA's latest opinion on the virus.

The NPA has responsed to news that funding is being made available for research into alternatives to carbon dioxide (CO2) to stun pigs. 

An Commons Early Day Motion (EDM) highlighting the need to maintain British farm animal welfare standards after we leave the EU has been tabled.