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Lamb trade bolstered by improved EU market access

British lamb exports are set to benefit from fewer trade barriers and improved access to the EU, following a new agreement between the UK and EU struck on 19 May.…

INPUT MARKETS AND PRICES

New arable input price series launched by Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly has teamed up with industry agronomists to produce a monthly price series covering key fungicides and herbicides used on farm. Prices are collected from a minimum of eight…

LAND MARKETS

Two prime English farming estates brought to market

Two significant farming estates in England have recently been launched. The Laverstoke Park Estate in Hampshire has a guide price of £58m, and the Kirkham Estate in North Yorkshire is…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Scottish beef booms with supplies set to tighten further

Prime cattle in Scotland continue to break records and trade at unprecedented levels, with the very best selling for more than £3,000/head. Deadweight steers in Scotland averaged 715p/kg in mid-May,…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Legislation due ‘imminently’ on fairer pig contracts

Fair Dealing Obligations (Pigs) Regulations, setting out fairer terms for pig contracts, are expected to be finalised "very shortly", Defra has indicated, following recent parliamentary approval. It is understood that…

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