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New farmland launches range from estate to vineyard

From the south-west of Scotland to South West England, featuring a broad cross-section of enterprise types and prices, this week’s new launches offer buyers a broad choice. In terms of…

MARKETS AND TRENDS

Grain merchants Cefetra Group to be acquired by First Dutch

Agricultural commodity traders Cefetra Group is set to be acquired by major European logistics business First Dutch, following a lengthy negotiation and approval process. German trading firm BayWa AG, current…

DAIRY MARKETS AND PRICES

Muller launches enhanced organic milk pool

Rising consumer demand for organic dairy has prompted major milk processor Muller to redesign its offering for organic producers, to ensure a sustainable milk supply for the future. Muller has…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

New crop wheat at £176/t sparks concern for growers

Sentiment among arable farmers has been downbeat for much of the past year, with farmgate prices in descent and persistent weather challenges weighing on the sector. A strong pound has…

MARKETS AND TRENDS

Good prospect for exports despite UK's shrinking herd

Falling numbers of beef and sheep in the UK will make future export expansion a challenge, but continued access to overseas markets remains crucial to maximise carcass value, according to…

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