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MPs says government has failed to provide details of how new scheme will work
Projects made necessary by Brexit and loss of EU support do not have enough detail for landowners to plan ahead, critics say
Squeezed supply chains threaten yields of livestock, dairy and arable producers
The Lake District author on the graft and beauty of a shepherd’s life — and why the future of farming should be inspired by its past
Total catch for British fleets reduced following scientific advice as dispute over licences for French boats rumbles on
Cull of 500,000 animals fails to halt spread of virus introduced by migratory birds
Chair of independent Climate Change Committee says proposals are ‘not good enough’
Automated farms in shipping containers will produce the insects fed on supermarket waste
Shortage of abattoir workers and higher input costs are pushing some to cease independent production
Freight traffic to be disrupted at Channel Tunnel and other locations along French coast
Ministers to hold further meetings next week after failing to even agree on how many licences for French boats are in dispute
Cut in number of birds and local hiring has offset need for migrant labour after Brexit
Pig cull tops 10,000 as backlog from labour crisis continues with farmers ‘stuck in limbo’
Macron delays threatened sanctions to give negotiations ‘a chance’
Both governments lay onus on the other to find solution after Johnson and Macron discuss issue in Rome
Boris Johnson ‘puzzled’ by threats from Paris to hamper cross-channel trade over fishing rights
British trawler detained in Le Havre as Paris promises to retaliate over permits
Paris threatens to impose stricter customs checks on British goods from next week if situation remains unresolved
A generations-old culture is in decline, with post-Brexit changes to subsidies and trade making things worse
Farmers fear 120,000 animals might have to be killed because of a shortage of workers in slaughterhouses
‘Why cull us when we could be retrained?’
Trade body warns mass slaughter likely to follow, as PM dismisses sector’s concerns
Snarl-up reflects wider UK supply chain problems with post-Brexit labour shortages at their roots
Independent trade and agriculture commission still not put on statutory footing despite fears on standards
Imports from EU to fill gap after labour shortages force UK farmers to cut production
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