In January, more than 180 forward-thinking farmers gathered at the NatWest Conference Centre for the AgriLeader Forum 2025. The flagship event is part of our AgriLeader programme, which focuses on ...

Agriculture is becoming more vulnerable to the UK’s changing climate and increasingly unpredictable seasons.

All the latest industry data, analysis and insights from the lamb sector to help inform your business decisions.

Market stability was the headline summary for 2024, and it was a welcome relief compared to the turbulence seen in previous years. Despite a very wet start to the year, industry sentiment was ...

GB milk deliveries in January totalled 1,047 million litres, up 2.2% compared to the same period in 2024. Deliveries averaged at 33.8 million litres per day. For this year’s milk season far ...

According to our latest analysis, UK beef production is expected to decrease by 5% in 2025, while domestic beef consumption is forecast to grow by 1%. The reduction in UK beef production, expected to ...

When the UK Weed Resistance Action Group (WRAG) identified a population of Italian rye-grass (Lolium multiflorum) in Kent with clear resistance to glyphosate, few were shocked. In fact, many were ...

We encourage farmers who are interested in driving innovation, sharing best practices, and confident in hosting on-farm and virtual events to get in touch. Successful applicants will be appointed for ...

The first half of the 2024/25 milk year saw sluggish growth, with wet weather in spring and lower prices leading to reduced yields. However, things started to turn around in September as prices ...

Available supplies of EU’s dairy products fall Lower production weakens stocks across the board Exports of butter and cheese in growth whilst that of milk powders decline EU dairy product availability ...

Zanita Markham explains how a collaborative approach has led the Environment Agency to update their ammonia emission factors to bring the standard figures in line with modern livestock rearing ...

According to latest estimates, global milk production across the key producing regions is expected to come back to growth with a small increase of 0.6% year-on-year. This is higher than the 0.1% ...