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Falling number of youngsters drinking alcohol drops demand for brewing and distilling
Red meat sales increase despite lack of sunshine
Scottish beef prices stay high, but where will supply come from?
The amount of farmland available to buy is at its highest level since 2018
Increased demand on home and export markets causes beef prices to remain high
EU input costs steadily decline whilst food inflation stabilises
After a difficult year milk profits set to rise to £590/cow for 2024/25
NZ sheep margins hit by drought, interest rates and reduced demand from China
Finished beef cattle prices rise above £5/dwkg for all
First of breeding sheep sales in Scotland and the north of England soar to new levels
Government urged to do more to improve 62% self sufficiency in food
Deadweight cattle prices rise across GB as supplies tighten
Abolition of Agricultural Property Relief of huge concern to land owners and tenants
Scottish dairy herd numbers drop by 21 in past six months
Increased demand for sheep – Store, breeding and prime lambs all up on the year
ABP Prism 2030 project reduces carbon emissions from beef and sheep sectors
Store lambs averages rise almost £20 per head at opening sales
Study the market for future livestock prices and when to get the best trade
Finished beef prices turn the corner as deadweight trade nudges north
Demand for poultry and sheep meat set to increase 15%
Dairy sector requires £4bn of investment to ensure continued milk supplies
Food prices continue to hover at near record levels due to continued wet weather
Beef demand is expected to rise by 10% by 2032, but global production is declining
Small growth for organic dairy sales starting to show...
Scottish farming emissions reduced by almost 12% in the past 30+ years
DB Wools offers higher prices to producers in Scotland and with premiums
Chinese ban on EU pig imports impacts UK producers
Buoyant sheep trade looks set to continue – despite the fall in the value of the euro
Total GB milk deliveries in May lowest recorded since 2016
UK pig producers enjoy £16/head margin in first quarter of 2024
Sexed semen accounts for 88% of all dairy semen sales in the UK
How is milk utilisation trending in the UK?
Beef calf registrations to include those from dairy herd fall on year
Agricultural tractor sales are at a three-year low, down 10% on the 2023 figures
Record lambing in Australia is expected to have limited impact on the UK market
Reduced clip in 2023 combined with an ongoing challenging market hits wool price
Reduced supplies and strong demand will support new season lamb prices
NZ/EU FTA poses little threat to UK sheep farmers – new report
Huge variation in deadweight beef cattle prices at abattoirs
Demand for dairy is expected to improve in the second half of the year
Cereal yields expected to be well down on the year due to the wet winter and spring
Prime beef cattle prices set to improve with better weather
Record prices continue in live markets for reduced numbers of old season lambs
Aberdeen Angus calves made up 25.6% of the total calf registrations by sire
Pig prices dip below previous year's levels after two years
Straw in higher demand, with hay and silage still proving hard to cash
Environmental schemes are becoming the key focus in all areas of the UK
Sheep trade hits unprecedented levels as demand soars
Store and prime cattle prices continue to rise and global demand remains firm
Increased demand for sheep meat boosts UK exports
Sainsbury’s and ABP team up with Cogent Breeding for Gamechanger programme
Old season lamb prices reach record highs – 20-30p/live kg up on the week
Lead dairy farmers in England make £125,000 more than the bottom percentile
Sheep trade soars to record levels as national ewe flock declines