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A major trade deal has been agreed between the UK and the Gulf Co-operation Council, estimated to be worth £3.7bn each year. The Gulf Co-operation Council
Roughly 50,000 visitors are expected to attend the inaugural Great British Farm Fest at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire over the May bank holiday weekend.
Welcome back to another edition of This Week in Farming, your regular round-up of the best Farmers Weekly content from the past seven days. First things
Farm businesses are reminded to remain vigilant to online machinery scams, after a 2.5t Volvo mini excavator was stolen by fraudsters. The digger, valued
The lamb trade has been as hot as the weather in the past week, with prices at their highest levels for two years. Tight supplies, strong exports and
Dairy commodity markets are showing tentative signs of recovery, with prices stabilising for cream and cheddar and rising for skimmed milk powder.
The milling wheat premium over feed wheat has been relatively narrow in early 2026, at less than £10/t, although the gap has now begun to widen and may
The National Pig Association is urging processors and retailers to offer stronger longer-term commitments to pig producers, as the sector finds itself in
New varieties of hybrid and perennial ryegrasses, clover, and lucerne have been added to the AHDB’s Recommended Grass and Clover Lists for England and
Regulators have approved the proposed merger of two European dairy processors which will bring together more than 11,000 farmers under one co-operative.
