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Quality shearlings set strong tone at Brecon NSA ram sale

The first National Sheep Association (NSA) ram sale of the season got off to a strong start at Brecon Livestock Market on Monday (3 August), with quality shearling tups attracting…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Farm groups fear influx of Brazilian meat after EU ban

Organisations representing UK farmers and meat processors are demanding the suspension of imports of meat and animal products from Brazil in line with action the EU will instigate next month.…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Meat exporters challenge new French border inspections

Legal action by UK meat suppliers is being prepared to challenge new border inspections of meat carcasses destined for France. Since 1 August, hauliers are being ordered to assist French…

DAIRY MARKETS AND PRICES

Welcome milk price increase as daily supplies tumble

Tightening milk supply, in part due to the ongoing drought affecting much of England and all of Wales, has contributed to another round of farmgate price increases. Arla, for example,…

LAND MARKETS

Beetroot at heart of £24m Notts holding with 2,000 acres

The retirement of the partners in one of the UK’s largest beetroot growing businesses sees the launch of a significant commercial farming enterprise at a guide price of £24m. Stan…

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