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Emily Ashworth speaks to the inaugural winners of the new Kaleb Cooper bursary

An open mind and passion for little improvements are some of the keys to successful dairy businesses - and those traits extend to staff management too

With a passion for education, Emma Smith, who is from a non-farming background, talks about what more we can do to get people into farming

The scholarships help fund reserach into various agricultural related topics

FarmED is a hive of activity, providing a space for both farmers and those outside it to come together and learn. Emily Ashworth meets some of those leading the initiative forwards

S uggestions made by Jacob Rees-Mogg and others which we could import our soft fruit from abroad to override the labour issue caused a lot of irritation in the UK horticulture and agriculture sectors

This week's special podcast comes live from LAMMA Show 2024

LAMMA Show 2024 saw a successful launch of the Career Zone held by Jobs in Agriculture, bringing together a number of exhibitors with a common goal of helping people kickstart or grow their careers in farming, resulting in an incredible two-day event at the NEC Birmingham

The chief executive of the Institute for Agriculture and Horticulture, Stephen Jacob, said: "We need to influence the influences. If teachers and parents do not understand what the industry looks like and how food is produced, how are the children going to?"

Cambridgeshire farmer, Tom Martin, spoke about the importance of connecting with the consumer, and he highlighted the ‘Farmer Time' initiative as being a positive way of getting farming into the classroom