Charlie Reeve is a Business Reporter at Crossroads Today. He covers themes related to agriculture and farming, health and wellness, with a focus on topics such as the United Kingdom, European Union, the Russia-Ukraine War, CMAs, and ESG. Charlie's work has been featured in Farmers Weekly and Pig World Magazine.
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Finished cattle achieved exceptional prices at Christmas fatstock shows and sales across the country in December, lifting the trade to new record highs.
Livestock and arable farms across England, Scotland, and Wales will begin taking carbon measurements in December as part of an industry-leading baselining project.
The government unveiled its new Clean Power 2030 Action Plan on Friday (13 December) including ambitious targets for both wind and solar projects during
The Pensions Regulator has warned farmers and growers they may face fines if found not to comply with their legal pension duties.
A bullish outlook for wheat in the first half of 2025 could drive up grain markets with some industry forecasts predicting UK prices may hit £210/t next
Finished lamb prices have flourished throughout 2024, with deadweight values on the cusp of £7/kg this week.
Agricultural machinery dealership and parts distributor Malpas Tractors has gone into administration. More than 40 members of staff have been made
A new platform has been launched linking sheep farmers across the UK with grazing on arable enterprises.
The UK potato sector bounced back slightly in 2024, following challenging weather conditions during the previous year.
UK wheat markets in 2025 will remain at the discretion of major global influences with supplies out of the Black Sea and US geopolitics likely to dictate any immediate price movements.
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