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Producers still losing £18-£20 per pig, new estimates show
Farmers are losing £18-£20 per pig slaughtered as the sector continues to see increases in feed, energy and fuel prices. As a result, the full…
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Farmers are losing £18-£20 per pig slaughtered as the sector continues to see increases in feed, energy and fuel prices. As a result, the full…
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The rare Gloucester cattle breed has been given a much-needed boost following a display of the breed’s benefits at an on-farm event. The dual-purpose…
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Strutt & Parker has called for a revised valuation for rural businesses liable for Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED), as house price growth…
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Future funding certainty is critical to UK livestock farmers as they consider increased investment in technologies that have the potential to improve…
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A tenant farming family on Dartmoor is currently in a battle with Natural England, which is refusing to allow them to use their grazing rights on…
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The UK red meat sector is currently showcasing the best of British in Paris at SIAL – one of the world’s most influential food fairs. Red meat…
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The conflict in Ukraine has hit the Scottish agricultural sector hard, leading to some significant changes to gross margins within the latest edition…
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A new Defra-funded project is now underway to develop an automated service for farmers to provide 365-day surveillance of their pigs. The FarmSense…
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Young farmers are encouraging the public to shop locally and to do more cooking from scratch in a bid to improve health, reduce food miles and…
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An NFU Cymru group of farmers has delivered recommendations to the Welsh government on improving bovine TB policy as the disease continues to impact…
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