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Budget inheritance tax changes may boost farmer asset transfers
Orkney farmers protest Labour budget at Kirkwall auction mart
Defra’s Steve Reed: farmers ‘Happily wrong’ on tax changes
Defra have announced a £50m investment directed towards flood defences
Political divisions deepen as EU deforestation law faces delays and amendments
Jeremy Clarkson to attend farmer rally as UK inheritance tax sparks outrage
CLA have published new analysis that suggests IHT would eliminate profit
A rally has been organised on Orkney to show support for farmers after the budget
PM ‘totally disagrees’ with ex-Blair aide’s claim UK does not need small farmers
Scottish agricultural funding’s future now 'firmly with Scottish Government
Confirmed number of bluetongue cases in GB rises to 157
Liberal Democrat MP for north-east Fife Wendy Chamberlain backs Scottish farmers
Scottish Farmer front page used in Holyrood debate to highlight Labour budget impact
Scottish farmers to march on Westminster next week
Cast-iron commitment from John Swinney at AgriScot
NFUS and Scottish Government unite on UHF EID
Swinney warns of inheritance tax reforms ‘chilling effect’ on Scottish farming
WATCH | Ex-Blair adviser John McTernan slams farming sector in interview
Significant restrictions to delinked payments announced for 2025
Farmers march to parliament to defend livelihoods
The Countryside Alliance are urging the public to protest IHT changes using new tool
Victoria Atkins has been appointed as shadow Defra secretary in cabinet shuffle
Farmers frustrated as NFU urges unregistered members to stay away
Former auction boss Peter Chapman wins Central Buchan seat
Defra announce new commissioner position for tennant farming sector
The NFU accuses treasury of promoting false figures as the IHT debate rages
National insurance hike threatens Scottish farming and rural growth
NFU Cymru to slam budget at annual conference
Fairlie slams Labour budget for harming agriculture and food security
Ring-fenced money for agriculture removed by budget
UK farmers baffled by new carbon tax on fertiliser costs
Family farms facing financial strain due to inheritance tax changes
Farming Unions rally against Budget decisions and head to London to voice their fears
Funding gap worries conservationists as budget freezes agri spend
NFU raises concerns over inheritance tax’s effect on farms
Rachel Reeves doubles down on claims family farms will go unharmed by tax change
NFU Scotland Blog - Seismic impact of first Labour Budget for 14 years
CLA criticises Labour's first budget in 14 years for targeting farming taxes
'Look us in the eye' the call to MPs as farmers prepare to take London
A positive vision for agriculture – but not here
Tight budgets impact agriculture: Fairlie's conference insights
Agricultural sector reacts to Budget 2024
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces major inheritance tax reforms in autumn budget
'A betrayal': Major inheritance tax changes announced by Chancellor in Budget
Rural campaigners are calling on the chancellor not to increase fuel duty
Labour urged to keep 'common sense' agricultural property relief
Galbraith have called on the government to protect the rural sector pre-budget
Researchers have urged the government to promote new technology in animal health
Rising costs, delays and paperwork threaten UK horticulture industry’s growth
Shadow farming minister warns farmers could be next after cuts
NFU president calls on government to maintain Agricultural Property Relief
Agriculture faces threats from tax and spend Westminster budget
Seasonal agricultural workers scheme plans must be looking to the future
New budget could hit agri spending