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Talk at Cereals 2025 about “public money for public goods” being under threat means that growers visiting the event were ...
The €40bn (£34bn) industrial group Continental is quitting the agricultural tyre market – for the second time – as costs and ...
The lamb trade seems to have had a resurgence in the past month after a fairly subdued spring. Tight supplies have supported ...
Thinking ahead and being organised to plan drying off the whole herd is an opportunity to do a superb job and set the ...
Build, build, build. That has been the Labour government’s mantra since it came to power almost 12 months ago, and last ...
Returning from a break was made a more pleasurable experience by some rain, meaning everything had grown apace or been saved, ...
A national countryside club is offering a space for people who have “aged out” of Young Farmers, but still want connection, ...
Farmer groups and rare breeds enthusiasts have welcomed a decision by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) to retain the Small ...
Major meat processor Pilgrim’s Europe has unveiled a new 20-year contract for its pig farmers in a bid to provide long-term ...
A hefty premium has emerged in the last year between ex-farm spot prices and UK feed wheat futures contracts, according to ...
Opponents to a new broiler shed in Shropshire have welcomed a High Court ruling that overturned planning permission ...
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