In 2023, there were 52.7 million in-home and carried-out meal occasions which contained AHDB sector products. When combined, this results in beef, lamb, pork and dairy being present in 84% of all ...

All-prime cattle price rose 7p to 695p/kg, up 25% since January. Old season lamb (OSL) SQQ fell 14p to 710p/kg, a fourth consecutive weekly drop. Clean sheep kill up 18% on previous week, cattle ...

The Planting and Variety Survey provides the UK cropped area estimates for the upcoming harvest. This is a survey of cereal and oilseed rape growers who are asked to submit information on crop and ...

The AgriLeader Forum 2025 took place on 28–29 January. It provided delegates with an opportunity to hear from renowned experts and meet up and network with like-minded farmers. Below, you can find out ...

The cost of each session is £40+VAT* per person. Once your place(s) has been confirmed, you will receive an invoice for the training. Your booking will be confirmed on receipt of the final payment.

"AHDB is fully committed to seeing change in assurance that benefits everyone. My team and I are continuing to work with the unions, having jointly funded the original report, in supporting David ...

It causes lesions with a characteristic pungent smell, a moist exudate and dermatitis, which are generally at the front of udder, in front of the forequarters and next to the abdominal wall. There are ...

Bovine tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic disease of animals caused by a bacteria called Mycobacterium bovis (M. bovis), which is closely related to the bacteria that cause human and avian tuberculosis.

UK feed wheat futures (May-25) closed yesterday at £167.65/t, down £0.30/t on Wednesday’s close. New crop futures (Nov-25) closed at £184.15/t, also down £0.30/t over the same period. The domestic ...

We are excited to announce that this year, we are teaming up with the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI) and Farmers Guardian to bring you even more comprehensive and timely updates on grass ...

Amy Catling explains how our Cambridge Monitor Farm is striking a balance when it comes to the machinery on its books and the crops in the rotation. Host farmer Matt Redman is keen to make sure all ...