By 1600 b.c., less than one in 20 bones found at sites in the Levant typically come from pigs, and most of those appear to be wild boars that were hunted. At the dawn of the Iron Age, some 500 years ...

A good entry of machinery and implements made for a busy day at CCM Skipton Auction Mart’s regular agri-trader fixture ...

HSBC UK has provided £20m of finance for refurbishment work on six student accommodation sites across the UK, including one ...

Oklahoma's economy, heavily reliant on exports and foreign investments, faces uncertainty as new tariffs introduced by ...

The Italian island of Sardinia sits in the middle of the Tyrrhenian Sea, gazing at Italy from a distance. Surrounded by a 1,849-kilometer coastline of white sandy beaches ...

West Australian farmer Peter Reid has ridden the highs and lows of the wool industry for his entire working life and knows ...

On rural Texas farmland, beneath hundreds of rows of solar panels, a troop of stocky sheep rummage through pasture, casually ...

Telecommunications behemoth BT has announced it will be recruiting over 600 apprentices and graduates for its September intake this year. The opportunities span across various fields such as cyber ...

Two agriculture students have been given a helping hand to get into the industry by a Cotswolds TV star. Rose Geggie, 20, and Rupert Jones, 19, both students at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) ...

WESTERN Australia’s Pastoralists and Graziers Association has received a funding boost from its elected executives as ...

An ancient petroglyph “that has stood for up to 3,000 years” was destroyed when someone carved a name into the rock in Utah, ...

The Bureau of Land Management is investigating how a name came to be scrawled across ancient carvings of big horn sheep.