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New tractor sales slump while second-hand kit sells well

Registrations of larger tractors have fallen by more than one-third during the first half of 2025, as farm businesses try to keep a control on costs. Tight margins for arable…

LAND MARKETS

Theme park development brings farmer opportunities

Sitting in the middle of the reinvigorated Oxford-Cambridge development arc, Bedfordshire is already set to benefit from new transport upgrades. However, the announcement that Universal Studios is building the largest…

LAND MARKETS

Choice of farmland properties from Perthshire to Kent

A large upland sheep farm with revenue potential from several income streams is being launched in Perthshire. Carie, which sits on the banks of Loch Tay, near Aberfeldy, includes 270…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Wheat slips to £160/t as harvest approaches

Domestic wheat markets remain under pressure, with a bearish global outlook and exchange rates making imports even more competitive versus UK grain. The spot price for ex-farm feed wheat collected…

BUSINESS

Australian meat sector pulls plug on 2030 net zero pledge

The Australian cattle industry has dropped a long-standing pledge to be net zero by 2030. Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) first committed to the target in 2017 for net zero…

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