Farming Industry News

Our Yorkshire Farm's Clive Owen reflects on health and giving up farming

Amanda Owen said Clive had been unbearable after his operation Clive Owen admitted to being a 'horrible patient' following his hip operation. His admission comes after his ex-wife, Amanda Owen, called him 'unbearable' during a repeat of Our Farm…

Watch: New generation of women shaping farming

This was the subject of discussion with two recent graduates from the College of Agriculture Food & Rural Enterprise's (CAFRE) Greenmount Campus, Catherine McAdoo and Kaitlyn McBride. Both attended the 2026 Irish National Sheep Dog Trials held at…

Farm with four-bed home, barn conversion and equestrian facilities for sale

A Cheshire farm that comes with a main house, a three-bed barn conversion and equestrian facilities has gone on the market this week. Bonny Catty Farm, located off Back Eddisbury Road in Macclesfield, is valued at £1,250,000. The farm dates…

The heiress of $10 billion Perdue farms and the $12 billion Sheraton hotel empire wore hand-me-downs, still rides the subway, and flies economy

X Busts Suspected Chinese Bot Farm That Could 'Manipulate Legitimate Debate' Over America's AI Boom

Social media giant X said on Thursday that it identified a bot farm of roughly 200,000 suspected Chinese accounts – 200 of which were 'posting in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about American AI and energy policy.' In…

FYI BR: Farm Fête is coming, and Scotlandville branch reopens and upcoming fall events

On Sept. 1, First Tuesday will celebrate four years of bringing businesses, volunteers and nonprofits together to serve the community, and mark the milestone by officially expanding into Denham Springs, Louisiana, its second First Tuesday location.

Scottish salmon farms with 'green tick' for sustainability repeatedly break rules

We examined inspection reports published by the Aquaculture ­Stewardship Council (ASC) – which certifies “highest standard” farms with a public-facing “green tick” – and found there have been breaches…

Commentary | Illinois solar farms aren't viable without your tax subsidies

There's an irony surrounding the battles over solar farms in Illinois. Residents are being forced — through mandatory surcharges in their electric bills — to pay for the very subsidies that help make solar projects profitable. Their…

Women in farming to share career journeys at major Leyburn gathering

The Women in Farming Network's annual Autumn Gathering returns for its 13th edition on Tuesday, October 13, at The Garden Rooms at Tennants in Leyburn. The event will run from 10am to 3pm and is open to all members of farming and rural communities…

PM-KUSUM and the rise of solar-powered farming: Opportunities for India's agricultural sector

India's agricultural sector is entering a phase where energy security is becoming central to irrigation. For decades, irrigation has depended on diesel pumps or grid electricity, with their cost and reliability directly shaping farmers' ability to…

Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co Buys Shares of 45,000 Abbott Laboratories $ABT

Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co purchased a new position in shares of Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT - Free Report) in the 2nd quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The firm purchased…

Why the Phillies are restructuring how they run player development

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Last week, as the Phillies were in the midst of their longest winning streak this season, Dave Dombrowski convened a meeting with about 10 team officials at Citizens Bank Park. The topic? “We were just talking about…

7,505 Shares in Broadcom Inc. $AVGO Purchased by Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co

Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co bought a new position in Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO - Free Report) during the 2nd quarter, according to the company in its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The…

50 years ago, cattle had to be brought down from the alp earlier because of the snow

In early September 1976, a drop in temperature brought snow to various regions of Switzerland. At the Julier Pass, about 350 cattle and cows had to be brought down to the valley ahead of schedule. In the photo, a herder is guiding a group of…

Indian Stock Market Outlook: GDP, Crude Oil, US Payrolls to Drive Volatility

The Indian stock market is poised for a volatile week, with domestic GDP figures, fluctuating crude oil prices, and the eagerly anticipated US non-farm payrolls report set to significantly influence trading sentiment and investor decisions.