Farming in Five by Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Bank of England's banknote shortlist called into question after inclusion of white-tailed eagle, High Court throws out FSA 'unlawful' meat industry charges, record £1.8m fine for water firm after cryptosporidium from animal faeces found in drinking water and meat and dairy could be targeted as Gov renews pledge to cut emissions.  Your daily update from Farmers Guard...

Farming in Five: 271 animals to be slaughtered following ID regulation breach, Devon farm partnership fined almost £20k for repeat slurry pollution incidents, Defra publishes its 'near final' Sustainable Farming Incentive update and Jeremy Clarkson on people who drop litter: "I just want to go and execute them"  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Duchess of Edinburgh celebrates Open Farm Sunday milestone, dairy farmer handed livestock ban and hefty fine after admitting 13 animal welfare offences, Danish researchers find no overall increase in mortality or decrease in milk yield in cows fed with Bovaer, Arla merger set to bring together more than 11,000 dairy farmers and locally sourced 'wool logs' help peatland r...

Farming in Five: Cutting methane could slow recovery of ozone layer, new research finds, SPS agreement will bring new costs and risk food security, warns trade group, Aldi signs over £5bn in long-term agreements with British suppliers and farmers urged to prepare for SFI reopening in June.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: "Farm security is national security" - Wes Streeting promises to rebuild farmers' trust in Labour after IHT row, Sir Tony Blair tells Gov to 'tear up' net zero plans, Inverurie butcher sold to royal ham supplier as more than 100 staff made redundant and cost of rural crime drops to £41.5m, according to NFU Mutual report.  Your daily update from Farmers Gua...

Farming in Five: Iran war - Severe global food price crisis could hit within 12 months, NPA calls on supply chain to back under-pressure independent pig farmers, food industry falls behind in gender balance and Cornwall's new nature reserve aims to benefit business, farming and wildlife.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Man in his 80s dies in grain silo fall, Isle of Man considers tougher fines for dog attacks on livestock, tighter supplies and steady demand support lamb prices and farmers urged to share their experience of upland life.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Sheep euthanised after 'horrific' dog attack, new £3.7bn Gulf deal set to bring food and farming boost, red diesel duty to be cut by a third for UK farmers, Starmer announces, Chancellor cuts tariffs on 100 food items to ease Iran war burden on consumers and Tesco announces plans to grow pig group by 30%.    Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Clarkson's Hawkstone Choir gets ready for Britain's Got Talent semi-final, farmers urged to watch out for bloat in your cattle this grazing season, Duchy of Cornwall moves to calm fears over £500m estate sale and undercover slaughter footage leads to investigation at abattoir.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Farmer fined after digestate spill kills one thousand fish, breeding could help cut dairy farm emissions, report reveals, Clarkson's Farm Series 5 trailer revealed: farm protests, pub issues and personal health battles and NFUS say cattle price falls could risk fragile Scottish beef suckler recovery.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: New guideline gives courts more powers to deal with hare coursers, Plaid Cymru appoints party's first ever Cabinet Secretary to lead the rural agenda, dogs maul 35 sheep to death and injure 14 more at Suffolk farm, reintroduction of Sea Eagles to Exmoor moves to next phase and new preparedness strategy to prevent outbreak of African swine fever. Your daily update from Farmers...

Farming in Five: Farmer speaks of 'incredible disappointment' after High Court dismisses IHT challenge, AHDB scores victory in Chris Packham Eat Balanced Campaign row, Morrisons' abattoir gives notice to pig suppliers and Clarkson invites 4-year-old entrepreneur to Diddly Squat following tragic egg stall destruction.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Farmer jailed for stealing more than 600 sheep, police appeal to farmers for information after tractor crashes through front of house, Labour MP resigns as Reynolds' PPS amidst growing calls for PM to step down, Virbac confirms immediate UK availability of BTV8 bluetongue vaccine, Berry growers demand supply chain help as production costs surge and applications open for new F...

Farmers are waiting to see what the impact of the most recent elections in Scotland and Wales, and the local election results in England, on agricultural policy with the SNP the largest party in Scotland and Plaid Cymru in Wales. The surge of Reform UK has also added pressure onto Sir Keir Starmer. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Farmers warned of May temperature swing following predicted highs of 30°C, Shropshire farmer welcomes rare calf triplets on farm, industry leaders called to Government to address fertiliser costs and lack of faith in Government is a key driver in low feelings amongst farming industry.   Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Growers fight back in row over glyphosate use, one farmer's livestock worrying 'misery' leads to dog owner's second conviction, arable farmers fight to save their future and Sir David Attenborough celebrates 100 years on planet earth  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: British Wool returns hit 10-year high with price rises across all types, outlook far from straightforward for dairy farmers, warns NFUS milk committee chair, Kubota UK appoints Hughes Agri Oswestry as new Shropshire and Mid-Wales dealer and Prince William says he understands impact of 'headwinds' facing today's farmers. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: UHF tags vital to future of UK farming say former NFUS president, collective action tackles scab across Welsh farms, 85% of farmers oppose white-tailed eagle reintroduction and UK's 'fragile' food system exposed by £5bn influx of meat imports in 2025, report reveals.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: UFU elects new presidential team, farmer triumphs in bid to reduce UPFs in school meals, farm staycations set for a strong summer as demand rises, growers urged to take early action on water use and Swinney's pledge to cap food prices will only hurt farmers.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Peer Network launches for neurodivergent people connected to rural life, latest milk prices for dairy farmers: Arla increases May milk price while Muller holds for June, British Veterinary Association calls for an end to all cages for laying hens and Trump praises King Charles in decision to lift Scotch whisky tariffs.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: NFU welcomes new police powers to tackle rural crime, fly-tippers risk losing their driving licence under tougher court powers, 150k+ sign petition telling Starmer not to give in to Trump on chlorinated chicken, family farms feel 'battled and bullied' as pylons and pipeline schemes threaten livelihoods and tributes paid to respected agricultural journalist Mike Green.  Y...

Farming in Five: Teenagers caught after posting farm crime spree on TikTok, trial date set after man denies unlawful killing of boy on farm, study shows fall in emissions from England's farms and Councils unite in bid to halt UK's largest solar farm.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Seven men charged with hare coursing after dead hares found in vehicles, Shropshire farmer dies following industrial incident, higher prices could last for eight months after war ends, Efra chair backs farmers in row over proposed food price cuts and 14-year-old Farmer Joe teaches Hugh Jackman about sheep following his role as shepherd in new film.   Your daily update from Farmers...

Farming in Five: 2 Sisters unveils £50m feed support pledge for UK farmers, landowners warned of radio mast operators' tactics at lease renewal, Co-op first major retailer to switch to 100% British strawberries as season begins and mass chicken pollution claim arrives in High Court.   Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Conservatives call on Gov to stop 'ridiculous' decision to increase fuel duty, how London Marathon runners could help reduce fertiliser costs, beef mince remains at centre of UK family meals, despite price rise and gen Z protein demand drives egg consumption.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian