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Graham Banister, GB Potatoes, and Ed Backhouse, Greenhall Farm, looking over potato crops.

Meet the Yorkshire farmers who have formed a new potato-growing collective

A five-year long research programme commissioned by AHDB and led by the University of Nottingham will play an important role in helping to achieve a more sustainable future for the dairy industry.

Five years of research is set to be key to future of dairy farming

Future Farmer Isobel Eames who will Chair the evening of networking and discussion at the Future Farmers of Yorkshire’s Autumn Debate at Pavilions of Harrogate at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate on Thursday December 1.

Future Farmers group to meet over farming through rising inflation

Farmer Joe Green, of Fields Farm, Station Lane, Cloughton, near Scarborough.

Farm of the Week: 'Easiest harvest ever' finishes three weeks early on the coast

Mark and Lynne Exelby of The Hutts Farm, Grewelthorpe

How North Yorkshire farmer turned to self-sufficiency and organic systems

Gary Shipley from Wold House Farm pictured with his suckler herd

Former rugby player and livestock farmer learning the ropes in arable

Bigger hedgerows, precision delivery of fertilisers and improving the health of cattle and sheep are among plans farmers have for slashing greenhouse gases. PA Photo.

Ben Barnett: Farming under 'constant attack' over climate change

UK farmers have lost more than half of all active substances approved for use in the European Union since 2001. Picture by James Hardisty.

Chemical bans heap pressure on farmers to feed a growing nation

Farming Minister George Eustice is encouraging farmers to submit their views on the role of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board as part of a review into its functions. Picture Tony Johnson.

Farming Minister announces review of AHDB levy group to examine how it can best ...

Guy Prudom who farms near Whitby. Picture by Tim Scrivener/AHDB.

Whitby farmer switches beef breed to build resilience to change

A survey of 2,000 people saw British barbecues voted the worst in the world.

Meat sales boost sought from better barbecues message

Pic: Anthony Hendrie

Swiss talks open door for British lamb trade

Annual increase in beef prices

Welcome for rule change to give more support to sector

Higher grain prices hitting pig producers

Call for more to team up to promote farm safety drive

Charolais bring in the higher prices