
The Field
One good deed...
FishPal users raise thousands for river conservation causes
1 min |
May 2025

The Field
SFI suspension 'another shattering blow' to farmers
The Government's decision to pause applications for the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) has been described as ‘another shattering blow’ by National Farmers’ Union (NFU) president Tom Bradshaw.
1 min |
May 2025

The Field
The show must go on
In a changing countryside, county and agricultural shows are as popular as ever, providing a platform to showcase the best of rural life. Long may this continue, says Rupert Uloth
3 min |
May 2025

The Field
James Murray
The actor, artist, angler and activist talks to John Bailey about the healing power of fishing and how he is fighting for the future of Britain's beloved yet beleaguered rivers
4 min |
May 2025

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The secrets to catching trout
'Observation, imitation, presentation' is the mantra when dealing with wily wild fish and first impressions are critical to success
7 min |
May 2025

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Sport in the city
From fishing hidden waters and riding on Rotten Row to virtual clays and rifle shooting, sporting opportunities in London are more accessible than ever
7 min |
May 2025

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Hooking a serious bargain
As a season of piscatorial adventure beckons, it's the perfect time for a kit refresh and specialist fishing auctions can be just the place to look
7 min |
May 2025

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Unsung fish
Coarse species such as barbel, chub, perch and pike may not have adipose fins but they are gripping quarry nonetheless
7 min |
May 2025

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Sir Peter Scott
The eminent conservationist's love for wildfowl and the wetlands they depend on began on the marsh with gun in hand, says Sir Johnny Scott
3 min |
May 2025

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Seasonal bliss
Whether it is admiring perfection at Royal Windsor and Chelsea or pursuing the bounty of river and hedge-bank. May is a busy month for Neil and Serena Cross
3 min |
May 2025

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Conservation on the hoof
Britain's wild ponies are helping to restore key habitat: a role that is securing a future not only for rare species but for the native breeds themselves
7 min |
May 2025

The Field
Victory in Europe Day: 80th anniversary
While declaring war in 1939 was a straightforward matter, arranging the German surrender would prove somewhat more complicated
8 min |
May 2025

The Field
Back in the driving seat?
The currently carless Roger Field sets his mind to acquiring a suitable new set of wheels but encounters a few bumps in the road
6 min |
May 2025

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Bouncing off the walls
Padel is picking up steam in Britain but what makes this new racket sport so universally appealing?
7 min |
May 2025

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Art in the field
The journey to rewilding has provided an abundance of inspiration for Hannah Dale
3 min |
April 2025

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Gone away but not forgotten
The disbanding of packs is by no means a modern phenomenon; it is simply part of the ever-evolving tapestry of our hunting heritage
7 min |
April 2025

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Driven to distraction
The prospect of swapping arms and armour for automobiles at auction leaves Roger Field feeling rather daunted. Meanwhile, a celebrity sale attracts fans and bargain hunters alike
5 min |
April 2025

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A natural nemesis for slugs
Last year’s wet spring brought an explosion of slugs out of hiding and into Ursula Buchan’s vegetable beds. Fortunately, this season she has an eco-friendly ace up her sleeve
3 min |
April 2025

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Fabarm Autumn Elite 20-bore
Italian proofed for steel shot and handling much like an over-and-under, this smart side-by-side has been designed with the future in mind, says Michael Yardley
3 min |
April 2025

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The Nevill Arms
Set in Leicestershire's Welland Valley, this boutique hotel and pub blends original character and contemporary chic with impeccable countryside credentials
3 min |
April 2025

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Reinventing Arcady
With chalkstreams coming under increasing pressure, it's time to step away from the traditional and manicured and let our rivers breathe
7 min |
April 2025

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Farmers need a helping hand
Britain’s farmers are ready to deliver on food security and biodiversity. However, sustainability comes at a cost – one they cannot bear alone, says
3 min |
April 2025

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'Here today, gone tomorrow'
With its cryptic plumage, striking beak and curious drumming behaviour, the snipe is a fascinating bird that has captivated sportsmen for generations
7 min |
April 2025

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Conservation wins
Now open for 2025 entries, the Purdey Awards recognise the outstanding game and habitat conservation work carried out by shoots across the UK
5 min |
April 2025

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Stalking on your doorstep
There is no need to head to Scotland to enjoy the thrill of the stalk. Pursuing lowland deer is not only exciting and surprisingly accessible but essential to the health of the British countryside
7 min |
April 2025

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We've lots to be proud of
The return of the bluefin tuna is a win for sporting conservation, while a GWCT auction reminds us how generosity of money and time is helping vulnerable species.
3 min |
April 2025

The Field
The game-changing art of gun mounting
A consistent gun mount is the foundation on which shotgun marksmanship is built. It is critical to becoming a top-notch shot
9 min |
April 2025

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A rare breed with serious pulling power
Once the engine of British agriculture, the endangered Suffolk Horse has found new purpose by exchanging farming for forestry, the show ring and even the field
7 min |
April 2025

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Championing our canine kings
As The Field Top Dog Awards launches for 2025, searching for the best of our canine companions, Agria Pet Insurance is proud to announce itself as one of the sponsors
1 min |
April 2025

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Deliciously free
From a languid lie-in and breakfast in bed to a freshly caught mackerel and a blackberry plucked from the hedgerow, life's greatest luxuries needn't put you in the red
6 min |