Chris Berry

Author Chris Berry, and Yorkshire Post Farming Correspondent, promoting his latest book Milkman Mike children's series at TD Goodall, Beech Grove Farm, Dairy and ice cream parlour, Wetherby Road, Scarcroft, Leeds.

"When children are asked where milk comes from many say a supermarket"

(left to right) Lead Chaplain Rev Dianne Gamble with farmer Mautrice Duffield from Kilburn and Yvonne Bowling Auction Mart Chaplain in the Gavel cafe at Thrsk Auction Mart. Credit: Gary Longbottom

It's time for farmers to speak out about mental health issues - and these are th...

The traditional ice cream van in Burgess Ice Cream. Credit: Jonathan Gawthorpe

The iconic Burgess ice cream brand is back in business and it's all thanks to th...

Chris Berrys debut novel is billed as the first crime thriller set in the world of rugby league. (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe).

Chris Berry’s debut novel is a crime thriller set in the world of rugby league

Should there be a council tax surcharge on second homes in the Yorkshire Dales?

YP Letters: Opening up Yorkshire Dales homes tax debate

Mike Keeble, known as The Voice of Yorkshire, was a great friend to the farming industry and a superb ambassador.

Respected commentator Mike Keeble leaves lasting impression

Sally and Andrew Jackson who run The Pink Pig at Holme near Scunthorpe.
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The evolution of The Pink Pig

Singing farmer Tony Richards

Video: Now appearing in a field near you - the Singing Farmers

Billy Pearce

Backstage with panto king Billy Pearce

Thirsk's Christmas fatstock show and sale.

Show day sets meat in motion for Christmas dinners

St Mary's Church and Whitby Abbey stand proud over Whitby at dusk descends.

Back in black: Whitby’s Goth Weekend

Author Val Wood.

The Big Interview: Val Wood

Nick Nixon working on a cricket bat in his workshop in Malton.

Against the grain

A view of Whitby's east side

Why Whitby’s still a rocking resort

David Gest

Simply the Gest: The big interview

Caroline Sellers

Organic bakers are fired up for success

Christine Ryder prepares breakfast at Scaife Hall Farm

Frying up for a traditional feast on a farm with all the trimmings

Claire Docwra with Will and Charlotte outside Blacksmiths Arms in Flaxton

Landlady lives her dream in village of character

Robin Screeton, and Willie Houseman with Mavis Davison, below.

Memorable trio of characters left their mark on the farming world

Time to support your local livestock market

Brian and Roger Peacock of Peacocks of Thirsk

Wagons rolling from East to West
Chris Berry takes a look the story behind an annual sight on the roads that is a vital part of getting farms through the winter.

Mark Cash and James Waterhouse at Fourth Milestone Farm

Farmer who never has to worry grass is greener on the other side

Philip Rowell

Happy to still climb trees at age of 65

Natalie Brown with Sara Lamming.

Ferreting out a total change of perception

James Cooper in the ring at Nidderdale Show

Breeder playing host to a national gathering

Fadmoor Sheep Sale at Wombleton Airfield.

A happy landing for sheep sale at RAF base

Davina Fillingham

Study in the field of saving cash on the farm is a precise business

Andrew with Molly

Molly’s triumph is high point of lifetime seeking beautiful beasts

David Tite, chief executive of Driffield Agricultural Society

Show team planning to weather any storm

Andrew Heaton

Family’s tale is worthy of the Brontës

Tony and Margaret Brennan with walking festival organiser Richard Wright.

In the footsteps of bygone miners of the Dales

The McCarthy family outside Ye Olde Sun Inn in Colton

Couple who keep the Sun shining
A husband and wife team are defying the pub sector gloom... and picking up awards along the way. Chris Berry raised a glass to their success.

Martin Cole and Ralph Beevers at Cottam Warren Farm

Vintage machines at work digging up past

Philip Walmsley

Proof the mixed farm is alive and kicking

Ben with his Swaledale flock at Keld

A hardy breed of farmer gets set for show where Swaledales rule

Robert Lambert, chairman of Kilnsey Show

Centre stage for the family favourite shows

David and Rachael Sowray

Farmer who didn’t want wife, but got one

Lizzie Miles

Looking the part to make impact in show ring

Richard Bramley with his one remaining field of oilseed rape this year

Summer’s golden acres hit by long winter

Richard Sturdy

Magpie in the vintage tractor world

Mick Welling

Race to pull the crowds

Bob & Melanie Moss with Mary Mary Quite Contrary outside the Village Hall

New face of village life set to cause flap

Claro Beagles in action

‘I love hunting, once it’s in you it’s like a drug’

Mark Lofthouse looking forward with great pride to this year's Otley Show

It’s that time of year again at Otley

Katie Taylor owner of Drewton's Farm Shop on the Drewton Estate

Farm shop grows fast to rival the very best

Jarvis Browning

Wit and wisdom of a well- travelled farrier

Mark & Diane Flint with this year's East Riding Federation of Young Farmers Clubs Rally Committee

A labour of love to bring rally back to farm

David, Michael, Martin & Richard at Crimple Head Farm, Beckwithshaw

Breeders flocking to family’s big day

Edward and Georgina Fort at High Bracken Hill Farm near Silsden

Search for new stars of the show

Anna Longthorp at Hayton Grange with her all-female Happy Trotters

Female presence in the pens pays off

David Handley

Handley makes case for action speaking louder than complaints

Bernard Simpson

Gearing up to feel the pull of tractors

Chris Ryder with his Belted Galloways

Return of the native breeds pays off

Stephen Down

Rambling group that is making strides

Heather Hayward and her father John Dunning

Creative thinking takes farm into art world

Daffodils in Farndale

Centuries of flower power

Mark Hebdon with the llamas and alpacas

Livestock brings in the young visitors

John Robson shows off some of the fruits of his labour

Setting sights on solving horns of a dilemma

Marie Wells

Floods of tears fail to sink butcher’s

Philippa Coultish

Emotional strain of hard times and isolation takes toll on farmers