It’s a widely held belief – among the general public at least – that agriculture is a traditional occupation where little changes from generation to generation.

Fly-tipping remains a scourge on the countryside – and farmers are paying the price, says Fen Tiger.

The past has lessons for us all when it comes to securing our farming future, says Fen Tiger.

Planned changes to inheritance tax relief could help landowners and tenant farmers – but the government still lacks a coherent vision for agriculture as a whole.

“It’s often been said that people with full stomachs fail to realise the importance of farmers. Only when people go hungry – or can’t get the food they want – do they start to take a keen interest in where it comes from.”

Big retailers are making big profits at the expense of farmers and suppliers, says Fen Tiger.

Selling grain forward makes sense – even though you might not get the best price, says Fen Tiger.