Government
The government has tabled an amendment to the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill which would see it pick certain laws to revoke.
Agri-Business
Eurofins Agro UK has launched a new test to help potato growers with pesticide residue...
EU
An arrangement which exempts veterinary medicine products from the Northern Ireland Protocol has been extended by the EU to 2025.
The commission has published a review of the 2014-2020 CAP, highlighting the changes the EU agriculture sector has undergone in the period.
World News
NFU Scotland has called for for immediate action to stop imports of pork into the UK from EU countries with confirmed cases of African Swine Fever (ASF).
Four UK farming unions have today (Friday, December 3) highlighted the importance of building a new relationship with the EU and...
Vice president of the European (EU) Commission, Marcos Sefcovic, will hold a press conference later today on the topic of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
British consumers have sent a clear message about upholding food standards to MPs ahead of a crunch vote on October 12.
The prospect of Brexit negotiators failing to reach a deal on future EU-UK trade relations will result in a "devastating double whammy".
Agri Politics
The President of the NFU Minette Batters has responded to the publication of the government's Reasonable Worst Case Scenario for borders.
The NFU is calling all organic farmers and growers to write to their MP to express their concerns about securing mutual equivalence.
The EU farming body COPA has elected Christiane Lambert to lead the organisation for the next two years at a critical time for farming.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, says the British withdrawal...
A post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and Japan has been welcomed by the NFU with the deal expected to be worth £15 billion.
Environment
Environment Secretary George Eustice slammed the EU's environmental framework as having "too many reports but not enough action" as he announced the first steps in how the UK will set its own environmental policies.
With just one year to go before the UK Government’s Settled Status Scheme closes, farmers employ seasonal and permanent workers from the EU are reminded to encourage all their staff who wish to work in the UK in future years to apply to the Scheme.
Farm organisations have called for the immigration legislation to recognise the importance of non-UK workers in the food and farming sectors.
Legislation that will transform British farming moved a step forward last night (January 3), as Environment Secretary Theresa Villiers led the Second Reading of the Agriculture Bill.
It is now less than four weeks to the Brexit deadline date of January 31, when the UK is set to leave the EU.
Scotland’s farmers should be allocated an extra €60 million over the next two years – a hike of 47% - according to an independent review panel.
UK farming will lose £850 million in profits in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to research from a leading farming consultancy firm.
The lawyer who coined the term 'Brexit', has issued a stark warning to UK farmers, saying that "a Brexit tsunami was about to hit them".
Farming unions in the UK have outlined their "agenda for the Future" in a joint document aimed at tackling various issues.
