How Tribalism Is Undermining Britain’s Nature Recovery

How have we allowed the critical debate on nature restoration to become so binary and horribly tribal?

Small scale, Big impact!

Could local producers lead the way in venison promotion and sale?

Meat Supply at Risk as UK Slaughterhouses Disappear

Discover how the UK’s vanishing local abattoirs and butchers threaten animal welfare, food quality, and the future of your Sunday roast—find out why this hidden crisis matters.

Behind the Silks: Meet Pointing's 'Hat-trick Hero' Jeremy Hill

Discover how Jeremy Hill went from point-to-point fan to treble-winning owner in one breakthrough weekend—find out what fuels his passion and ambition for grassroots racing!

The Dangerous Bit At The Top

A cardiac arrest on a Welsh ridge, an RAF Sea King hunting through the mist, and the question of why we consistently underestimate the mountains on our doorstep.

Springtime Tipples

Don't wait till Autumn to make booze at home, Spring has a bountiful supply of amazing ingredients!

Days Like These

A reflective journey through winter fields, working dogs, and the solace of shooting days—an anchor for mental wellbeing amid life’s pressures and growing political uncertainty.

Creating Wild Places That Will Outlive Us All

As a farmer and landowner, I am in a privileged position to make real difference, but what will my legacy be?

Nutrient Neutrality and the English Talent for Self-Sabotage

Can we be a country that is both efficient and ecologically sensitive? Its a challenge, but scrapping Nutrient Neutrality for developers won't do a jot to help.

Don't Talk About Beef (it'll upset the tourists)

Pride in farming is only possible if farmers are proud enough to tell their story. Here's how a cowboy experience on a ranch in Costa Rica reminded me of that.

Weather, cheese, bread and beer. Salisbury's Water Meadow Secrets

From record-breaking rains to a cheesey comeback,. This is the uplifting tale of water meadows, people, and food culture that have weathered every storm.

Seventeen Years Between Wins: James Innes Rides Again

Discover James Innes’ extraordinary 17-year journey between race wins, the reasons for his comeback, and why point-to-pointing still thrills him more than running across the Arctic.