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Breeding sheep set new records at Thame summer sale

Breeding sheep enjoyed an exceptionally firm trade at the recent Thame Summer Sheep Fair, despite ongoing challenges presented by grass shortages and bluetongue disease. The event, sponsored by Shearwell Data,…

INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

Wynnstay Group to double fertiliser blending in Scotland

Agricultural supply business Wynnstay Group has announced plans to double production of its Glasson blended fertilisers in Scotland, relocating from its current site to a substantially larger production facility at…

LAND MARKETS

Surrey, Cumbria and Wilts farms offer varied opportunities

A farm in the south-east of England with arable, pasture and buildings with income-generating potential from commercial and equestrian activities leads this week’s new launches. Chadhurst Farm, a 199-acre holding…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Wheat prices stable despite supply challenges

Wheat and barley prices remain volatile, driven by political developments in the Middle East and profit-taking in futures markets – but fundamental tightness remains. Ex-farm feed wheat ended the week…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Farmers urged to do due diligence when trading grain

Farmers are being encouraged to take great care and show due diligence when trading their grain, as analysis of company accounts shows a recent deterioration in the financial performance of…

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