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28 March 2024
The UK government have committed to publishing a report relating to food security in the UK at least once every three years as part of the Agriculture Act 2020 and the first report was published just before Christmas.
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1 July 2022
Blog outlining the detail of NZ-UK deal for ag products
2 January 2024
Exports are the engine which drives economic growth. Every year, the UK exports around £1.5 billion worth of red meat around the globe, with more than 550,000 tonnes of sheep meat, beef, and pig meat shipped in 2021.
4 February 2022
Are you eligible to receive funding under the new Landscape Recovery scheme?
27 January 2022
Rising costs will be crucial to farm business planning over the next six months as high rates of inflation impact the UK agricultural economy, according to the latest AHDB Agri-Market Outlook.
26 January 2022
So, what does 2022 hold for the UK economy? It is not only experiencing the aftershocks of EU Exit but also the massive impact of a global pandemic that is showing little sign of abating at the time of writing.
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7 March 2024
AHDB’s Farm Business Review is helping one Gloucestershire farmer add value to his farming operation by setting up a solid cost infrastructure for his new business venture in a bid to maximise profit.
11 January 2022
In this blog Sarah Baker talks about how and why retailers source agricultural products
6 January 2022
Blog with analyst Jess Corsair looking at the new environmental schemes announced at OFC
22 December 2021
What you need to know right now about the UK-Australia FTA
17 December 2021
Defra have announced that farmers in England will be able to access new funding in January. As part of the Farming Investment Fund they will be awarding grants to pay for capital investments to improve farm productivity.
17 December 2021
Last week US authorities removed the small ruminant rule, which was introduced more than 20 years ago banning imports of lamb from the UK and other countries where scrapie had been identified. In this article we look at what this will mean for the sheep sector.