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How red meat supply chain benefits from working together

Sharing more value across the supply chain will help secure a resilient future for the red meat sector, according to industry experts. Processors and retailers say domestic beef and sheep…

INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

US farmers welcome $8bn diesel relief package from Trump

American farm leaders have applauded a new $8bn (£6bn) relief package from Washington, designed to help the sector deal with sky-high diesel prices. The package was announced earlier this week…

LAND MARKETS

Sunderland and Ross-shire launches offer decent scale

Sizeable launches feature in the land market this week including a 437-acre arable unit in north-east England. Described as a very unusual, commercial-scale farm, Flinton Hill Farm, near Penshaw, Sunderland,…

INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

Politics continues to drive soya markets upwards

Regulation and geopolitical tensions are shaping feed prices, with uncertainty over deforestation rules providing particular support to soya values. The EU’s Deforestation Regulation, which is due to take effect from…

MARKETS AND TRENDS

Simmental and Charolais bulls reach 30,000gns at Stirling

A vibrant trading atmosphere saw buyers flocking from across the UK to Stirling Bull Sales on 18-19 October. Simmental and Charolais bulls commanded the top prices of the day, achieving…

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