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LAND MARKETS

Late spring brings farms from Devon to County Durham

As meteorological spring draws to a close, the supply of quality, equipped farms and bare land is strong, with four standout properties among this week’s launches. At a guide price of…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Milling wheat premiums edge higher as crop concerns mount

The milling wheat premium over feed wheat has been relatively narrow in early 2026, at less than £10/t, although the gap has now begun to widen and may extend further…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

NPA calls on supply chain to support independent pig producers

The National Pig Association is urging processors and retailers to offer stronger longer-term commitments to pig producers, as the sector finds itself in turmoil. Processing backlogs have led to more finished…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Superb lamb trade surpasses £9/kg deadweight

The lamb trade has been as hot as the weather in the past week, with prices at their highest levels for two years. Tight supplies, strong exports and exceptional seasonal…

DAIRY MARKETS AND PRICES

Dairy trade shows signs of optimism as spring peak passes

Dairy commodity markets are showing tentative signs of recovery, with prices stabilising for cream and cheddar and rising for skimmed milk powder. However, wholesale butter values continue to slide, falling…

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