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Buoyant outlook for UK poultrymeat and egg market

The outlook for the UK’s poultrymeat and egg sectors is buoyant as chicken gains market share from red meat, and egg demand strengthens as the high-protein food movement grows. See…

BUSINESS

AHDB host EU meat buyers on inward mission

A group of European meat buyers have joined farmers and processors to learn about how British lamb is produced as part of a major inward trade mission. The three-day visit…

LAND MARKETS

Launches of farms and land from Devon to Lanarkshire

Whole farms and a sizeable block of land feature in this week’s new launches. With 242 acres in a ring-fence, extensive modern and traditional farm buildings and consent for a…

DAIRY MARKETS AND PRICES

Dairy trade softens as global milk supplies rise

UK milk production remains elevated, with daily milk deliveries continuing to track roughly 5% higher on the year. Farmgate milk prices held firm for much of the summer. However, with…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Oilseeds markets rebound back above £400/t

Improved harvest yields and steady prices for oilseed rape are leaving a modest margin for UK growers this year. Delivered oilseed rape prices stood at £414/t on 16 September, following…

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