Let’s Eat Balanced showcases British beef, lamb and dairy as natural sources of essential nutrients, such as protein and vitamin B12, which helps to reduce fatigue.

UK feed wheat futures (May-25) closed at £193.80/t yesterday, rising £1.25/t from Tuesday’s close. New crop futures (Nov-25) gained £1.65/t over the same period, to close at £195.20/t. Global wheat ...

UK feed wheat futures (May-25) ended Tuesday’s session (31 December) at £192.55/t, up £0.40/t from Monday’s close. The Nov-25 contract was also up £0.40/t over the same period, to close at £193.55/t.

As well as the training courses below, our AgriLeader programme is available to anyone leading farms and businesses and who wants to develop the skills they need to push their business to the next ...

Cultivation is any mechanical act to prepare the soil to establish and grow crops. It is an essential feature of many crop production systems. There are 10 key soil factors that need to be considered ...

Sign up to receive the Weekly Market Report and Grain Market Daily from AHDB. Earlier today, Defra released the final estimates for 2024 UK cereal and oilseed ...

Global sheep meat production in 2024 has experienced notable shifts, driven by changing flock sizes and evolving demand from major markets. We explore the factors shaping sheep meat trade across key ...

Worldwide production of beef has been high in 2024, coupled with strong demand from key players in the global market. We take a look at the factors influencing beef markets in key countries through ...

UK feed wheat futures edged back yesterday following falls in Chicago futures prices. But a dip in the strength of sterling against both the euro and US dollar helped limited losses. UK feed wheat ...

A reminder that a change to the requirements for farms permitted under the Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR) means that, from January 2025, all permitted pig and poultry farms need to ...

The first measurements of a pioneering environmental baselining pilot for agriculture start this month, with 170 farms from across England, Scotland and Wales chosen to take part. The project, which ...