Agri-Business
GDT index drops in latest auction
The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has dropped for the first time in four auctions, following three consecutive increases. The...
Agri-Business
Agri-Business
Fonterra posts ‘most encouraging progress to date’ in latest sustainability report
Fonterra has reported its “most encouraging sustainability results since starting its annual reporting four years ago”, according to the Kiwi...
Agri-Business
75% of vets concerned about burnout and stress due to Covid-19 - BVA survey results
Three-quarters of vets are concerned about stress and burnout in the profession as a result of Covid-19, according to a...
Agri-Business
Grain price: Keep an eye on the weather
Nearby grain prices dropped back this week, but are still relatively steady. Matif wheat for December was at €206/t on...
Agri-Business
Market analysis: European dairy prices flatten out with butter unchanged
European dairy commodity prices flattened out over the last couple of weeks with the European butter quotation unchanged since mid-October,...
Agri-Business
International survey launched on Women in Food and Agriculture
A major international survey to assess the impact of Covid-19 on women in food and agriculture as well as where...
Agri-Business
48 arrested in Italy after mafia-linked group defrauds EU agri-funds
Authorities in Italy, assisted by the EU’s anti-fraud office, have arrested 48 people in connection with a scheme to defraud...
Agri Politics
'We are at a critical time in recruitment for many growers' - NFU
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) is urging the government to provide immediate clarity on how fruit, veg and flower businesses...
Agri-Business
Over 140 workers test positive for Covid-19 at Cranswick Country Foods
The testing of workers for Covid-19 at the Cranswick Country Foods plant in Watton, Norfolk, has revealed that over 140...
Agri-Business
Bumper UK barley crop will not make up for reduction in wheat production
This year saw a UK barley crop of over 8.4 million tonnes produced, but the bumper crop will not make...
Agri-Business
Bumper UK barley crop will not make up for reduction in wheat production
This year saw a UK barley crop of over 8.4 million tonnes produced, but the bumper crop will not make...
Rural Life
New Kitchen Gardens project aims to put provenance on our plates
An exciting new initiative to shake up the farming industry and champion sustainable food provenance has been announced. Happerley Kitchen...
Agri-Business
No priority for British fresh food products at Kent ports - NFU
The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed that only day-old chicks and seafood will be given priority status for travelling...
Agri-Business
Weather putting uncertainty in grain markets
The only certainty that market specialists manager Vikki Campbell could give viewers of the Grain Market Outlook conference held by...
Agri-Business
Weather putting uncertainty in grain markets
The only certainty that market specialists manager Vikki Campbell could give viewers of the Grain Market Outlook conference held by...
Agri-Business
VetPartners launches 2 exclusive podcasts
Farm vets Ami Sawran and Claire Whittle have taken to the airwaves to present two new monthly podcasts aimed at...
Agri-Business
QUB food fraud study finds locally-sold sage to be ‘heavily adulterated’
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast...
Agri-Business
QUB food fraud study finds locally-sold sage to be ‘heavily adulterated’
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast...
