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Fuel price hike to take heavy toll on farm incomes

Farmers in England could be forking out an additional £337m for red diesel over the next 12 months unless there is a swift end to the crisis in the Middle…

MILK PRICES

Further stability for milk prices as spring flush approaches

Thousands of dairy farmers will see farmgate milk prices stand on again throughout April and May, as several major milk processors confirm price holds. While wholesale dairy values are improving,…

MILK PRICES

Muller puts more milk producers on 12 months' notice

A number of dairy farmers supplying Muller in North Wales and Scotland have been issued with 12 months’ notice to their supply contracts, and been told their last milk collections…

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Glasshouse growers to be hit by massive hike in electric fees

Vegetable growers are urgently seeking relief from higher electricity standing charges, set to take effect from 1 April 2026. Horticultural businesses are already facing substantial costs due to conflict in…

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Weekly fertiliser data gives farmers granular view of prices

The AHDB has started publishing weekly fertiliser price data following requests from Defra farming minister Angela Eagle and industry representatives. The move comes amid disruption caused by the current crisis…

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