Farming in Five by Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: A poultry housing order has been placed in England as bird flu risk increases a new study maps the genetic landscape of bovine TB across Wales, the 'Wild west' cattle cull review exposes serious failures by the DAERA and Deutz-Fahr launches the new Series 7 TTV and Series 6K at AIMA. Deutz-Fahr launches Series 7 TTV and 6K Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Bird flu cases rise and Scotland declares a nationwide prevention zone, Red Tractor vows proposed standards are not set in stone, Defra's badger vaccination initiative expands to three new areas and Dairy groups urge for bulk milk testing to meet bovine TB target. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: A nine-year-old aspiring farmer tells the council to fight back against an AI data centre proposal next to her home, First Milk appoints a new chief executive, Tenants are urged to share the consequences of cash-flow pressures and an Edinburgh 'pub' offers pints of milk for £1 to shine a light on the impact of losing pubs.   Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Defra is to invoice farmers over bTB compensation error, US farmers tell Congress it is time to deliver, 400 jobs have been saved at Bernard Matthews' Derby plant and Pilgrim's Welsh lamb base has been bought by ABP.   Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: An SPS deal could be in effect from 2028 warns the NFU, the supply chain adjudicator has acted on one formal complaint and urges more farmers to come forward and NFU Sugar will have to 'rebuild its coffers' for next year's negotiation talks.   Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Milk price decreases push farmers to near breaking point, a tiny abattoir heads on tour to highlight slaughter issues, and the former Defra Secretary is under fire over her working people remark. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: Farmers dismiss the Chancellor's Budget as 'damp squib', Defra has been criticised over its £1.9m pledge to the Rothbury Estate, the Scottish Government has announced that the calving interval with be reduced in the suckler beef support scheme and a Labrador gathering at Clarkson's pub supports farmers' mental health charities.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In todays episode of Farming in Five: The Chancellor is to cut fertiliser tariffs to give farmers 'more room to breathe', a Labour MP has challenged the Farming Minister over the lack of evidence in the pig slaughter consultation and a petition calls to reject a 4,700-acre solar and data centre development in West Norfolk.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In today's episode of Farming in Five: The Duchy of Cornwall defends tenant action as backlash against Prince William estate sell-off grows and CO2 pig stunning is to be phased out as the Government seeks more 'humane' slaughter methods.  Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

In this edition of Farming in Five, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has urged people to stockpile food and essentials as he warns cyber attacks are on the rise. Mr Streeting said food supply chains could be at risk in the face of action by hostile states.Meanwhile, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has taken action to avoid a repeat of this year's wildfire devastation by allocating £45m to fire crews. At an emergency summit today (Oct 23) he also said RAF helicopters and planes would be equipped to help reach moorland and hillsides.And finally, farmers are bracing themselves as two storms hit the UK. Storm Austen arrived today, leaving at least 10,000 homes and businesses without power in the South West. The Met Office has warned there is 'risk to life' when Storm Boleo arrives on Saturday, bringing heavy rain and winds of up to 80mph. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian