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Conservationists have recruited volunteers and landowners in the battle to protect Norfolk's aquatic wildlife from an invasive pond weed.
An East Anglian auction firm has completed the biggest vintage machinery sale in its 200-year history - selling 3,500 lots totalling more than £3.2m.
A Norfolk crop sprayer manufacturer has opened a massive £4m new factory to improve efficiencies and equip the firm for future market demands.
The challenges of "farming in a warming, wetter world" will be discussed by growers, researchers and agronomists at Norwich Research Park next month.
A Norfolk crop sprayer manufacturer has opened a massive £4m new factory to improve efficiencies and equip the firm for future market demands.
Farming leaders have warned the chancellor that UK food security is at risk unless the government's agriculture budget is boosted to £5.6bn.
Norfolk's farming leader has called for tighter border controls to halt the rising threat of foot and mouth - and other animal diseases - arriving...
Daring entertainment and modern twists on traditional rural pursuits are set to bring thousands of visitors to the 21st East Anglian Game &...
Norfolk farmers have teamed up to build a £1.1m reservoir in the Broads to secure precious irrigation water supplies to "future-proof" their...
The Aylsham Show committee has launched its annual search to celebrate the best of Norfolk's farming businesses.
A Norfolk-based rural agency with growing international influence is selling one of the largest dairy farms in south-eastern Mexico.
A Norfolk-based rural agency with growing international influence is selling one of the largest dairy farms in south-eastern Mexico.
Wymondham Young Farmers' Club (YFC) has celebrated a "huge milestone" after 80 years of learning, camaraderie and competitions in Norfolk's...
A Norfolk farm shop has been hailed as the best agricultural brand in Europe after its "playful" redesign won an international award.
Farmers are crossing their fingers for some April showers to help their crops after Norfolk recorded its driest March since 1929.
A former nursery outside Dereham is being transformed into a "vibrant" market garden and community hub aiming to reconnect people with food and...
A Norfolk farm shop has been hailed as the best agricultural brand in Europe after its "playful" redesign won an international award.
A nature-focused Norfolk farm has been left battling to plug a £140,000 financial hole after the shock closure of...
Hundreds of vintage tractors and two rare 1920s steam wagons are among 3,500 lots going under the hammer at a "massive" East Anglian machinery sale.
The 10pc tariff imposed on UK exports into the US poses a "concerning" challenge for British food and drinks producers, say farming leaders.
A west Norfolk farming club celebrated its champion wheat, barley and sugar beet growers at its annual prize-giving dinner.
An appeal has been made to reveal and reward the "unsung heroes" doing essential but overlooked work in the Norfolk countryside.
Norfolk's farmers have earned the gratitude of the King for their service and sacrifices during a time of "substantial change".
The Bishop of Norwich has launched his annual search to reward Norfolk's most inspiring young environmental champion.
A former chef who cooked for the Royal Family is set to lead the £3m new farm shop and restaurant taking shape at the Norfolk Showground.
The Bishop of Norwich has launched his annual search to reward Norfolk's most inspiring young environmental champion.
A former chef who cooked for the Royal Family is set to lead the £3m new farm shop and restaurant taking shape at the Norfolk Showground.
Our warming climate could see more East Anglian fields filled with sunflowers in the next five years, says a leading crop expert.
Edible flowers and a socially-conscious "brewkery" were among the ventures finding new customers at East Anglia's biggest food and drink trade show.
Norfolk's young farmers retained cross-border bragging rights with a thumping victory in their annual rugby match against their Suffolk counterparts.
East Anglia's sugar factories have completed a "stellar" 2024/25 campaign which has produced 1.1m tonnes of sugar during a centenary year.
Edible flowers and a socially-conscious "brewkery" were among the ventures finding new customers at East Anglia's biggest food and drink trade show.
Although inheritance tax has dominated recent headlines, its just part of a "whole swathe of existential challenges" facing farmers, warned a...
A west Norfolk farmer has shared his data-driven decision-making process to weigh up all the options before starting a new beef cattle enterprise.
A trail-blazing £30m "vertical farm" is growing the foods of the future on the outskirts of Norwich - using indoor technologies which could...
Hundreds of Norfolk farmers are set to miss out on nature incentives after the abrupt closure of a Defra payment scheme - which experts fear could...
A Norfolk software company is transforming farms by making decades-old equipment "digitally smart" - avoiding the need to spend thousands on...
Scientists have predicted that more oranges, soya beans and grapes could be grown in agricultural heartlands like East Anglia as our climate warms...
A trail-blazing £30m "vertical farm" is growing the foods of the future on the outskirts of Norwich - using indoor technologies which could...
A Norfolk farm is among the first in the country to use innovative natural fertiliser pellets to grow a field of crops completely free of...
An event billed as the "biggest food and drink trade show in East Anglia" is set to return to the Norfolk Showground next week.
An event billed as the "biggest food and drink trade show in East Anglia" is set to return to the Norfolk Showground next week.
A former Royal Norfolk Show director is urging the county's farmers to join a study day sharing agricultural experiences from across the Commonwealth.
A £12,000 prize is on offer to help aspiring young farmers gain a valuable foothold in Norfolk's livestock industry.
Norfolk growers have ramped up rhubarb production to meet a doubling of demand for their super-sweet stems - grown in pitch darkness.
Farmers' confidence has sunk to a new all-time low after a series of "hammer blows" from government, according to an industry survey.
Ewes and spring lambs will be cared for by children at 20 Norfolk schools as a popular "hands-on" farm education initiative returns for its fifth...
More than 30 tractors ranging from vintage workhorses to modern machines competed at a charity ploughing match organised by Norfolk's young farmers.
The government has provoked more fury from East Anglian farmers who slammed the sudden closure of a nature incentive scheme for new applicants as...
A Norwich crop scientist has won an honour hailed as the "equivalent of the Nobel Prize for agriculture" for his groundbreaking discoveries...