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Beetroot at heart of £24m Notts holding with 2,000 acres

The retirement of the partners in one of the UK’s largest beetroot growing businesses sees the launch of a significant commercial farming enterprise at a guide price of £24m. Stan…

MEAT MARKETS AND PRICES

Pig prices remain subdued in oversupplied market

Pig prices remain suppressed amid ongoing supply and demand imbalances, both in the UK and further afield. In the week to 25 July, the UK Standard Pig Price stood at…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Potatoes show signs of stress as drought strikes

With the Environment Agency confirming this week that more than half of England is now officially in drought, potato crops are showing increasing signs of stress. “There’s no doubt that…

CROPS MARKETS AND PRICES

Oilseed and pulse prices remain firm

Uncertainty in Europe and the Middle East continue to buoy oilseed rape prices, while pulse values remain steady. But with dry weather impacting yields and planning, prospects remain uncertain.  With…

LAND MARKETS

Mixed farms with conservation appeal launch in West Sussex

Two farms that had been home to the award-winning "Dirtydale" Simmental herd are for sale at £9.25m following the deaths of their owners. Home Farm and Fold Farm near Billingshurst,…

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