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Scottish prime cattle producers have seen prices climb by 5% since the start of…
A new campaign is enlisting the help of farmers, crofters and others working in the industry to raise awareness of the industry’s animal…
A series of on-farm meeting across Wales will focus on producing beef from grass in the most “efficient and sustainable way possible”. The…
The Scottish cattle breeder behind the Jaegerbomb saga is now understood to be the focus of a multi-agency investigation led by the Trading…
The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has told beef processors they must pay more for cattle to stem mounting losses on farms. Speaking after…
Animals bred from several notable Limousin cattle could see their pedigree status scrapped as the British Cattle Movement Service (BCMS) cracks down on a…
The saga of stud bull Ballinloan Jaegerbomb, whose parentage came under doubt a year ago, has resurfaced amid warnings progeny from the sire…
Almost two-thirds (64%) of Scots are concerned about the impact of veganism on Scotland’s farming industry, according to the results of a new…
Production contracts must be looked at as a way of allowing beef finishers to make a trading margin from their businesses, according to…
Stakeholder groups within Northern Ireland’s beef and lamb sectors have issued a withering perspective on the threat of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit. But, in…
Industry development manager with the Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC), Colin Smith has recently returned from Canada, where he attended a marketing and…
Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) chief executive Ian Stevenson has been appointed to the 9-strong interim board of governors of the European Roundtable…
Payments for beef farmers under the Scottish Suckler Beef Support Scheme (SSBSS) will be a month ahead of schedule, according to the country’s…
It is 20 years since the first of the UK’s Aberdeen Angus premium schemes was introduced. And according to Alan Cheney, the vice-president…
Growers and producers in Brazil have already begun extensive work to ramp up their standards in a bid to crack into the UK…
Farmers are being urged to test for adult liver fluke this spring, despite the unusually low levels of the parasite over the last…
Grazed grass and other forage-based diets are more likely to lead to higher levels of greenhouse gas production, according to Dr Tim Snellling,…
Official figures confirm that up to 80% of the income generated by suckler beef farmers in the UK is accounted for by the…
