Farm Life News

Morrisons has announced its exclusive sponsorship of Prime Video’s hit Clarkson’s Farm. The latest season of the farming show launches at the end of this week. 

The West Midlands farming community is set to organise “the best send-off” for teenager Harry Moss, who died in a farm machinery accident.

Jeremy Clarkson has shared “bad news from Diddly Squat” and addressed rumours that Kaleb Cooper has been replaced as farm manager.

A number of crews responded to assist Bruce, a nine-year-old stock bull, weighing approximately 800kg, who had become stuck up to his chest in a bog.

Farmers Rebecca Wilson and Charlotte Ashley are taking agricultural conversations off the beaten track as they launch a new podcast. 

The trailer for the season four of the much-loved show Clarkson’s Farm has just been released, teasing fans who cannot wait to discover what is going on at the Diddly Squat Farm.

The flavours of the South West are based on high-quality farming practices right through to top-notch cooking, and visitors to the Royal Bath & West Show will have plenty to delight the taste buds, the organisers promised.  

Farmers have been encouraged to stay sun-safe as Melanoma Awareness Month has just launched.

NFU Cymru, along with sponsor NFU Mutual, is once again launching the search for a winner of the Wales Woman Farmer of the Year Award.

A casting agency is looking for farmers and agricultural workers to appear in an advert for what is believed to be Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone lager.

Farmers Guide talks to Rebecca Wilson, recently listed in The Times Young Power List, about her family farm, government policy and what it’s like to be a woman in agriculture.

Yorkshire farmer Tom Carlisle has been inspired by Billy Joel to release a song highlighting the pressing issues that British farmers are currently facing.