Following reports of suspicion in cattle and sheep, the chief veterinary officer confirmed the presence of bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) on three new premises in the Restricted Zone on 8 September.

Harvest progress has slowed down over the past two weeks as rain and humid conditions have led to stop-start progress. The focus will now be on preserving quality in later harvested crops. Straw from ...

From money matters to mental health, help is at hand. When faced with challenges, it’s reassuring to know that there are a number of resources you can access and charities that you can lean on. Their ...

To aid weed identification, our guidance features photographs of each weed at four growth stages – capturing the most striking features. It also provides details of the weeds’ life cycle and its ...

Health is a long-standing concern for consumers and therefore is a topic AHDB monitors regularly. In 2019, AHDB published a report which looked at the evolution of health and how the supply chain ...

To help drive forward our world-leading industry and the reputation that underpins it, during 2024 we are comparing farmgate production standards in England with those of key international markets ...

Stay updated with the latest advice to make informed decisions, whether it's about adding an extra paddock for silage and assessing its impact on demand or ensuring that the growth rate aligns with ...

Forage for Knowledge is our weekly grass newsletter, which gives you grass growth from across the UK, as well as technical information related to grassland management. The Recommended Grass and Clover ...

AHDB economists David Eudall and Jack Watts examine the stories behind the numbers from the world of agriculture. As agri-food markets become more uncertain, driven by changing weather, geopolitics, ...

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See how Lincolnshire beef farmer, Emma Middleton, uses different methods of communication to create an open, supportive and feedback-friendly environment. Emma also talks about how she used labour ...