Agri-Business
Scotland's farming sector made a record high £1.5 billion profit last year as the country's total income from farming rose by 24% during 2025.
Dairy
The profits of dairy farmers dropped significantly more than expected in 2024/2024, but rising milk prices mean the outlook is significantly
Farm business income measured across all farm types in Northern Ireland is expected to decrease...
Rural Life
New research suggests some farmers are 'pressurised' into considering alternative farming activities to increase or diversify their income,
The president of the National Farmers' Union of Scotland (NFUS) has said that the recent farm...
There is over a £125,000 difference between the top-performing dairy farms and the bottom 50%, according to new data from AHDB.
Regenerative farming can enhance soil carbon cycling and has the potential to rapidly increase farm productivity.
A key area for income generation within landed estates and other rural property during the...
Average farm income in Scotland increased in the 2021-2022 year, rising to its highest level since 2021.
Other
The average farm income in Scotland has risen to the second highest level since 2012, after...
Provisional figures indicate that the ‘Total Income from Farming’ (TIFF) in Northern Ireland...
Provisional figures indicate that the ‘Total Income From Farming’ (TIFF) in Northern Ireland...
The average farm income in Scotland rose by almost 20% in 2018 compared to 2017, according to figures released by the Scottish Government.
Total Income from Farming (TIFF) in England increased by 41% last year compared to 2016, bringing the amount earned by up by £1,191 million.
British banks have joined forces with the NFU to call on the governemnt to enable investment on farms across the UK
N.Ireland
The writing is on the wall for conacre tax reliefs, one of Northern Ireland's leading agricultural law experts warned farmers.
The writing is on the wall for conacre tax reliefs, one of Northern Ireland’s leading...
Farmers are frequently spending money which should have been put aside for their annual tax bill, an agricultural tax expert has warned.
