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Good prospect for exports despite UK's shrinking herd

Falling numbers of beef and sheep in the UK will make future export expansion a challenge, but continued access to overseas markets remains crucial to maximise carcass value, according to…

LAND MARKETS

Retirement sales bring Welsh and Scottish farms to market

Two brothers are selling the Ceredigion dairy farm where they have produced milk for almost four decades, as they prepare to retire from farming. Andrew and Dai Evans have “successfully…

BUSINESS

Farmers to get fairer deals for combinable crops

Arable farmers could soon benefit from new legislation that aims to tackle unfair practices in the combinable crops supply chain. Defra said the review – which launched on Thursday 5…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

UK beef set for export growth after BSE risk downgrade

The UK’s beef sector is poised for a major export boost following the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) reclassifying the country’s BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy) risk status to “negligible”.…

DAIRY MARKETS AND PRICES

Milk prices hold firm in June despite record spring flush

Dairy producers appear to be in a relatively strong position this spring, with farmgate milk prices holding firm despite high volumes of milk. Prices are roughly 8p/litre above this time…

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