Stay updated with the latest regional grass and quality data, including predictions from AFBI’s 7–10 day grass growth model. Get expert recommendations to optimise pasture management and maximise ...

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UK feed wheat futures (Nov-25) closed at £181.00/t yesterday, up £1.80/t from Friday’s close. The May-26 contract gained £0.20/t over the same period, to close at £190.80/t. UK feed wheat futures ...

Castration is a routine husbandry procedure performed on some male lambs. It reduces the risk of unwanted pregnancies, meaning male and female lambs can be managed together. It can also reduce ...

Michael, a first-generation farmer, farm consultant and podcaster, will help give you the tools to tackle these issues at his revolutionary workshop that will help you rethink your relationship with ...

When faced with challenges, it’s reassuring to know that there are a number of resources you can access and charities that you can lean on. Their practical advice, guidance and support continue to ...

As consumer interest in the origins and production of food continues to grow, the campaign will build trust in the nation’s agricultural sector, by highlighting the environmentally friendlier ...

Emily has experience across the beef and lamb supply chain. Recently, she has been working within the R&D sector linking businesses up with science then translating the knowledge back to a ...

Please note the published values for beef volumes in foodservice have been adjusted for 2022 due to a revision in the data - updated in February 2024. While AHDB seeks to ensure that the information ...

This dashboard is designed to provide a dynamic overview of the latest foodservice market data for the pork sector. It breaks down volume sales by dine in/on the go and takeaway/delivery as well as ...

Bluetongue is a notifiable animal disease. If you suspect it you must report it immediately by calling the Defra Rural Services Helpline on 03000 200 301. In Wales, contact 0300 303 8268. In Scotland, ...