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Welsh farmers told 'be more competitive' for retail space

Farmers must become more competitive to secure space on supermarket shelves, the Farmers’ Union of Wales annual general meeting has been told. Held at the National Library of Wales in…

LAND MARKETS

Lincolnshire farms offer choice of size and potential

Farms with both productive agricultural land and diversified income streams are new to the market. Ranging in size from 90 to 255 acres, and each having potential for further diversification,…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Wheat markets remain lacklustre despite small UK crop

Domestic wheat markets have shown little momentum during October, with prices still bearish despite both Defra and the AHDB estimating a smaller than expected crop. UK wheat futures opened at…

HARVEST

Scottish growers record bumper crop for 2025 harvest

Total cereals production surpassed 3.2m tonnes in Scotland this year, according to provisional figures published by the Scottish government. This represents an increase of 8% year on year and puts…

LAND MARKETS

Land market falls as uncertainty delivers buyer caution

The right farm or land in the right place still commands a good price, but realism is needed on guide prices, say agents. Several farms have been remarketed this year,…

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