Charlie Reeve is a business reporter with a focus on the local agricultural industry in the United Kingdom. With a background in finance and economics, Charlie provides in-depth analysis and coverage of market trends, government policies, and challenges faced by farmers. His work has been featured in Farmers Weekly and Crossroads Today.
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William Irvine has been elected as the new president of the Ulster Farmers Union (UFU), taking over from David Brown.
Dairy equipment specialists GEA Farm Technologies has acquired South West Dairy Services, expanding its presence further in the region.
The top third of beef suckler herds in Wales had total costs of 139.2p/kg in 2022/23, which was less than half of those in the bottom third of producers, according to figures from the Farm Business Survey.
Mole Valley Farmers has agreed to sell its fertiliser storage and blending facility at Newport in Wales to Lincolnshire-based fertiliser importer Thomas
More farmers in England have signed up to environmental schemes, with 13,900 Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) 2023 agreements now in place. This figure
Reduced demand for fertiliser so far this season has kept prices in check and at their lowest levels for three years despite issues at manufacturers
Winter wheat crop conditions in April made some improvements on the previous month but remain very poor by historic standards with yields expected to be
A case of classical bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) has been confirmed by the Scottish government on a farm in Ayrshire, Scotland. It was
The tide finally seems to be turning for the global pork sector and after a period of herd contraction, pig numbers are now beginning to stabilise.
Arable farmers are receiving a better return for oilseed rape, with prices having climbed by more than £30/t since the beginning of the year.
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