Farming in Five: Dairy farmers urged to respond to Environmental Permitting survey, release date announced for Clarkson's Farm Season 5, APHA moves to reassure poultry producers following salmonella outbreak at hatchery and around 3,000 birds killed in turkey shed fire.

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Farming in Five: Farmers face £96m bill from bTB, new report says, why it’s illegal to feed kitchen scraps to pigs, Jeremy Clarkson admits he had never heard of Cereals as Diddly Squat prepares for this year's event and Left, right or centre? - How milk preference in tea and coffee could influence your political voting intentions.

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Farming in Five: Transition period after SPS agreement rejected in Gov response to EFRA report, JCB heir threatens to take company abroad due to IHT changes, 'Eat meat and drink beer' - Gov's response to possibility of UK food and CO2 shortages and East Yorkshire farmer informs Emmerdale prostate cancer storyline.

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Farming in Five: Major clean-up begins at notorious Kidlington waste site, rural churches a 'hotspot' for targeted and thoughtless criminality, NFU calls on would-be councillors to back British farming and First Milk chief executive Shelagh Hancock to retire after ten years.

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Farming in Five: Iran war: Middle East conflict adds additional £25k fuel bill for UK farmers, farmer fearing for his safety after hare coursers target farm almost 200 times in just eight months, cow approved for waste carrier licence shows criminals are 'milking' the system and Farmcare Solutions awarded badger vaccination contract.

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Farming in Five: Farm Shop destroyed in fire leaves owner devastated, UK farmers considering plans for a nationwide fuel and fertiliser protest and Blowfly Emergence Forecast launched to help sheep farmers stay ahead of flystrike risk.

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Farming in Five: Potential poultry unit planning rule easing not due to lobbying says Defra, farmers urged to prepare for capital grants reopening, companies fined over £2m after deaths of men at Norfolk chicken factory and Labour should abolish one of the world's 'harshest' IHT policies, report reveals.

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Farming in Five: Farm incomes squeezed by costs and April tax changes, Middle East uncertainty highlights need to back domestic food production ahead of elections and concern over native breed support after register rethink.

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