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INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

Fertiliser prices climb amid challenging global outlook

Fertiliser products are becoming less affordable for farm businesses, with input prices climbing faster than most agricultural commodities. This is according to RaboResearch, the knowledge arm of multinational agricultural banking…

BUSINESS

Urgent call to address animal welfare in UK trade deals

The UK risks undermining its animal welfare laws and disadvantaging British farmers if trade deals allow imports from countries with lower standards, a new report has warned. As the UK…

LAND MARKETS

Quality arable opportunities in farm sales and tenancies

The launch of a 405-acre arable farm in East Yorkshire this week will pique the interest of buyers looking for high-quality land. Highthorpe Farm is being sold on behalf of…

LAND MARKETS

Farm and land sales pipeline grows for 2025

Land agents are appraising many more potential farm and land sales than a year ago. Whether these all come to the market in 2025 remains to be seen. While the…

MILK PRICES

Crediton Dairy struggles with milk glut

Milk processor Crediton Dairy has called on its suppliers to reduce the amount of residual litres they are sending as it strives to deal with excessive milk volumes. The Devon-based…

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