All I really want for Christmas. Well, mostly

Forget the socks, after-shave and loo books - this is the sort of stuff shooting and fishing fiends would love to receive on December 25

Winter's Weight: The Struggles and Strength of Rural Life

As winter grips the countryside, those who work the land face relentless challenges—biting winds, economic uncertainty, and mental health battles. Yet their connection to the land fuels resilience.

Widget - Not As Others

How a very special dog weaved her unique magic into our hearts

The Romeo Effect

Beyond all our self-deceptions about extinction lies a bright ray of hope.

The Countryside Lies Bleeding.

The Reeves budget is not merely a vindictive attack on farming and small businesses, it is Ragnarok for wildlife.

Champion Point-to-Point Trainer Josh Newman's Journey to Success

What does it take to become a champion P2P trainer?

Working Class Heroes

The Prime Minister has been struggling to define the "working people" that featured so heavily in his pre-election speeches. There are no harder-working people in Britain than Family Farmers, and as you said yourself, Sir Keir, "they deserve better"

Guardian Angel of the River: A Trespasser's Watchful Eye

Part of our love for salmon is how their life's journey captivates us. But how many of us witness their behaviour on the salmon redds?

Hags, Nags and Ack-Ack Guns: The Tales Behind Our Farm's Field Names

Ever wondered how a field or wood got its name? Digging deeper can reveal fascinating history and tantalising stories

Crofting Fibres: From Shearing Sheep to Tanning Skins

Crofting isn't just about producing food, we also have the opportunity to grow and process different fibres, but that isn't always easy in the 21st Century.

From Turkeys to Guinea Fowl: The Quirky Garden Crew

Light-hearted tales from our garden amongst the rallyies and heaviness

Risking it All on the Foreshore

Venturing onto the foreshore means facing the Final Bill, but the potential reward is too great to ignore