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Farm Business addresses the current campaign against large scale farming
The latest edition of Farm Business contains the usual informative and insightful comment on a whole raft of topical issues…
Behind the Headlines
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Tackle The Tough Brexit Questions First Or Time Will Run Out– Leading Barristers Tell Negotiators
Brexit negotiators, who began formal talks with their EU counterparts this week, should tackle the trickiest issues first, senior barristers…
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Gove – the best thing to happen? Or a disaster?
The former Secretary of State for Education remains deeply unpopular with teachers, but could carry the political clout agriculture needs…
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Farmers must be proactive to shape the post-Brexit future
It’s becoming clear that there’s no plan for Brexit. This adds weight to claims that the Leave advocates were surprised…
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The weaker pound is good for agriculture, but the UK can’t go farm subsidy-free
Since the Brexit decision sterling has been volatile. This is no surprise, since the value of a currency reflects the…
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Now the EU vote is over, the real work is just beginning
Whether you voted Leave or Remain in the EU referendum, agriculture’s now in uncharted waters. The politics of the debate…
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European Commission puts arable crop protection at risk
The European Commission has alienated cynical arable farmers, says Richard Wright. It’s dug an even deeper hole for its failure…
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It’s time to move away from sound bites to real Brexit facts
We’re now well into the final weeks before the EU referendum vote on 23rd June. The many still showing up…
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Will Hogan prove the hero of the EU referendum?
The farm commissioner, Phil Hogan, has been despatched to the regions of the UK in an attempt to persuade farmers…
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Is the worst over for UK dairy?
There was a small lift in the milk price at the Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction in New Zealand in…