Farming in Five by Farmers Guardian

In today’s Farming in Five, is wool starting to pay its way, threats to upland farming and drought hits EU potato crop Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Defra has revealed a fall in farm budget as SFI Window 2 opens, ATV safety advice shared following Prince Harry pictures and Only Farmers co-founder gives diversification advice Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of FIF: The Governments wildfire response has been scrutinised; efforts ramp up to prevent England remaining in drought next spring and siblings smash gruelling 100 mile run in 24-hour marathon in father's memory. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Political heavyweights Lord Cameron and Lord Blunkett weigh in on the rural connection and urge Andy Burnham to reset relationship with the countryside and police appeal after a young tractor driver dies in country road collision Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Pig farmers highlight their dire situation, school dinners are to become healthier, five men have been jailed over rural thefts and English whisky has been granted protected status. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Rural businesses may take a hit as the PM unveils a new tourist tax, vets are now able to diagnose bluetongue on-farm, red meat and dairy exports hit £2 billion in the first half of 2026 and the Moreton Show remembers Cotswold farmer Edward Hicks. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of farming in five: Britain is producing less food than 30 years ago, an Australian cattle farmer takes Hereford breed challenge to High Court, dairy farmers are urged to take opportunities after a year of extremes and the Efra Committee demands answers as potential bluetongue cases surpass 2,000. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: APHA to make changes to bluetongue reporting, Jeremy Clarkson scoops NTA win saying it is a 'vote for farmers', £2.4bn investment needed in UK dairy by 2030, NFU leader 'convinced' the PM understands how the family farm tax stifles investment and the Duchess of Edinburgh champions farming during visit to Cumbria. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

On today's episode, an update on Bluetongue as cases rise in Wales and restrictions change in Scotland and the impact of rural crime highlighted during National Rural Crime Action Week. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Bluetongue cases in Wales climb past 100, researchers say badger vaccination should not be presented as a stand-alone route to eradicating bTB, farmland blaze in Drinkstone reminds of continued dry conditions, Jaguar Land Rover is to Cut 4,000 Jobs and Clarkson says 'we have a very unhelpful Government'. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

On today’s episode, Jeremy Clarkson is a victim of rural crime, Lib Dems call for £1bn farming boost and urgent bluetongue taskforce and Defra has been told it must do more on food security. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's Farming in Five, new AHDB research reveals insights into Gen Z's interest in farming, the EU ban on Brazilian meat comes into force, and farmers aid comeback of UK's rarest breeding bird. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of farming in Five: The Prime Minister tells MPs he will focus on farming, the Hawkstone Farmers Choir is set for a nationwide tour, retailers have been urged to back British strawberries and a man has been arrested for suspected theft of agricultural vehicles. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: UK salmonella cases linked to imported eggs nears 500, farmers warned delays to purchasing fertiliser could overwhelm supply chain, firearms crackdown proposals receive push back and Defra's Capital Grants scheme and SFI26 window 1 now closed while applications open for Farming Innovation Programme competition. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: The farming life of Dolly Parton, weather goes from one extreme to next, Scotland's Moredun Institute under pressure to expand testing capacity and waste now cleared from notorious illegal waste site in Kidlington. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Harbo announces acquisition of Cargill Animal Nutrition and Health's business, farmers urged to place order for bluetongue vaccine to ensure supply can meet high demand, Clarkson attempts to diversify, after leaving hundreds of acres untouched and "We do not have foot and mouth disease in the UK, but nor would we want to inadvertently miss it", says Wales chief vet. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Muller reports profits and revenue rise in latest results, Bernard Matthews confirms closure of Derby site, Bluetongue samples to be tested at APHA's Weybridge laboratories, cows spared harm as crews tackle barn fire in Bude, police launch appeal following multiple arson attacks on farms in Herefordshire, Claas adds film binding option to Rollant 630 RC round balers. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Tenant farmers to 'press the case' for rent reductions, nearly 10,000 people sign parliamentary petition to stop data centres outside AI Growth Zones, farmers urged to join NSA survey to prevent bluetongue vaccine shortage next year and RABI launches £2m in Emergency Drought Grants for farming people. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Farming bodies propose urgent action to ensure food is grown next year as farmers at 'crisis point', Northern Ireland farm profits rise to £1bn in 2025, Met Office team up with Shaun the Sheep creators, adding Shaun to storm name list, livestock farming will not recover from drought by rain alone, warns vet and Government urged to follow Norway and EU lead on banning Brazilian meat. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: UFU warns of rise in rogue traders and scammers across Northern Ireland, charity provides emergency grants for farmers hit by bluetongue and drought, 'glaring injustice' still remains for farmers hit by fly-tipping, Bluetongue cases exceed 500 and the Scottish Government introduces bluetongue control zone after Lockerbie case. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian