Rush to save livestock store market price reporting
The future of centrally published information from store sales at Scottish auction marts is uncertain unless a resolution is reached.
NFU analysis shows funding fears for English farming
Upland farms are confronted with a challenging scenario as they confront a 37% reduction in support payments due to the phased-out direct payments, with emerging schemes falling short of bridging the financial gap.
Arable New report predicts Brazil sized amount of arable land needed to feed world
According to a bold assertion by the United States-based McKinsey Group, a global report contends that meeting the rising demand for food and fuel will necessitate an area equivalent to the current farmland in Brazil over the next six years.
Arable Origin Enterprises has announced plans to buy back €20 million of its shares
Origin Enterprises reveals its commitment to shareholder value by announcing plans to repurchase €20 million worth of its shares.
Arable Poor soyabean planting in Brazil is driving market prices
Helen Plant, a senior analyst at AHDB, underscores the pivotal role of contrasting weather conditions and the responses of speculative traders as the primary market influencers for the week.
The Editor Speaks Wasted opportunity at AgriScot for Scottish Government to clarity future farm support
The Scottish Government missed yet another crucial opportunity to offer clarity regarding the future of farming, leaving the sector in uncertainty as participants gathered at AgriScot.
The Martin Family in Dumfries invests in future ready feed storage
In a strategic move to ensure future-proof feed storage, the Martin family of Hightown of Craigs Farm in Dumfries has chosen to construct a covered maize pit
New Bobcat loader launched at Agritechnica in Germany
Bobcat's latest offerings, the innovative L95 compact wheel loader, and the super compact TL25.60 telehandler
Overcoming challenges in waterlogged winter cereals
Widespread delays in autumn drilling across the nation, attributed to unusually wet weather conditions, have prompted numerous growers to deliberate on the timing and viability of continuing with winter-sown cereals.
