In what the company describes as a challenging and surprising marketing season, Gleadell’s harvest oilseed rape pool has returned £352.50/tonne ex-farm to growers after commission and before bonuses.
Archive | October, 2011
-thumb-250x158-144165.jpg)
Better news for future beef supplies
There are encouraging signs that the national beef supply base is stabilising, according to EBLEX
Paper tax return deadline approaching
Rural businesses submitting paper copies of their self-assessment tax returns have just a few days left to do so
New AD rates take effect
The promised increase to Feed-in Tariff payments for small-scale biogas plants has finally come into effect, over two months late
Buyer found for wind turbine manufacturer
Troubled wind turbine manufacturer Proven Energy has been sold by receivers KPMG to Kingspan Renewables
Milk superlevy fines for five EU member states
Five EU member states will pay superlevy fines totalling more than £48m for exceeding their milk quota in 2010/11.
Lost order puts meat processing jobs at risk
Dorset-based beef and lamb processor RWM Foods lost a major retail order just as the group was bought by ABP, it has emerged
Traditional beef breeds get top billing at Morrisons
Morrisons Traditional Breeds Beef Range hits the shelves this week, promoting quality cuts from native British cattle breeds.
Reports examines short-term farm prospects
There’s a relatively positive outlook for agricultural commodities next year, according to a report from EU farm experts DG Agri
Poultry is growing sector in Argentina
Argentina looks set to become a major force in world poultry markets, as impressive growth over the past decade is predicted to continue