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<p>Cedar Vets' new out of hours team prepares to cut the ribbon to launch its 24-hour service (Photo: Angela Ward Brown).</p>

Cedar Vets in Alton launches 24-hour animal care service

<p>Damian Hinds visits the Wessex Flock in Ropley.</p>

Damian Hinds MP: Clarkson’s Farm and the reality of farming

<p>Lou Graham and Mike Wilkins are all smiles as Lou completes her winning Diddly Squat Farm cake (Photo: Debbie Herring).</p>

Farm-themed cake wins big competition for Ropley baker

<p>Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey gives British farming the thumbs-up.</p>

Tractor driving party leader backs British farming

<p>Gwen Woodruffe (front row, third left, green dress) wowed the nation last night with the Hawkstone Farmers Choir on Britain's Got Talent. (PIC BGT/ITVX)</p>

Gwen sees gold as Hawkstone Farmers Choir wow Britain's Got Talent

<p>Greg Stafford Farnham and Bordon MP</p>

Greg Stafford MP: Food security starts with backing British farmers

<p>A shelf inside Celtic Produce store.</p>

Five-pence sprouts are a bargain – but at what cost to farmers?

<p>Drinkers at the Barley Mow wrote messages of support for Britain's farmers on the 'Trailer of Truth' before it was driven from Tilford to London.</p>

Surrey farmers deliver a message as Tractor of Truth driven to London

<p>Peter Caines, Kemi Badenoch MP, Damian Hinds MP and Harry Caines talk during Monday's visit to the family farm on the outskirts of Petersfield.</p>

Tractor tax debate rolls on as Tory leader visits Petersfield farm

<p>Councillor Phoebe Sullivan highlights the challenges facing farmers in her constituency</p>

"Our farmers deserve more than silence," Cllr Phoebe Sullivan

Cllr Phoebe Sullivan calls for greater attention to the needs of farmers, urging communities and authorities to end their silence.

<p>Gwen Woodruffe (bottom right) was part of the 'Farmers' Choir' that sang the praises of Jeremy Clarkson's (above) Hawkstone Lager in the banned advert for the beer.</p>

Farmer's wife goes from field to fame in Clarkson beer advert

Damian Hinds MP: Drought of policy means storm clouds for farmers

<p>During her talk at Farnham Literary Festival, author Sally Coulthard demonstrates a rattle used to scare away birds.</p>

WATCH: Author explores our rural past at Farnham Literary Festival

<p>From left: Alton StowAg staff Karlos James, Alex Holton, Nick Lucas and Lara Haskins with open day goody bags</p>

Family businesses merge in Alton to back British farming

<p>Pierrepont Farm gets accessibility upgrades</p>

Pierrepont Farm to become more accessible after receiving £70k grant

<p>James Griffiths and his sister Kate at Farnham Community Farm.</p>

James goes for gold at Farnham Community Farm

<p>Young people learning about the countryside, environment and conservation at the Pierrepont Farm</p>

Pierrepont Farm passes on conservation skills to the next generation

<p>Greg Stafford speaking to The Herald at Pierrepont Farm</p>

Farnham & Bordon MP takes stand against inheritance tax on farms

<p>Farmers at the inheritance tax protest in London on November 19, 2024</p>

Hampshire County Council backs call to scrap farmers' inheritance tax

<p>The Mangalitza pigs Sprite and Tango are leaving Jenny Wren Farm at Birdworld</p>

Pigs Sprite and Tango hog the limelight as they leave Birdworld farm

<p>Simon with his free range turkeys on his farm</p>

'You're not going to have any farmers' warns Hampshire turkey farmer

<p>Damian Hinds MP meets with East Hampshire farmers in Westminster on Tuesday during the 'tractor tax' rally in Whitehall.</p>

Tractor tax will cripple our traditional family farms

<p>Farmers at the inheritance tax protest in London on November 19, 2024</p>

Fields of screams as farmers unite in 'tractor tax' protest

<p>Farmers make their feelings clear during the protest in Whitehall</p>

VIDEO: Farmaggedon on the streets of London

<p>Farmers at the inheritance tax protest in London on November 19 2024</p>

Surrey and East Hants farmers rally in London against 'tractor tax'

<p>Tens of thousands of farmers from around the UK are expected to march tomorrow in anger at the so-called “tractor tax”.</p>

Surrey and East Hants farmers to join march against inheritance tax