20 June 2016 Meadow Foods Increase Milk Price Meadow Foods is the first processor to announce an increase in milk price. The company has said it will increase...
20 June 2016 Sanctions on Russia EU ambassadors have agreed to extend sanctions imposed on Russia for a further 6 months to January 31st 2017, but...
20 June 2016 New Threat to Pesticides As the glyphosate saga rumbles on, another threat to key pesticides has come to the fore. The EU Commission has...
20 June 2016 Second Scottish BPS Payments The Scottish Government is shortly to begin paying the balance of the 2015 BPS. Most (but not all) farmers have...
20 June 2016 Agricultural Statistics A couple of publications have emerged this month providing some detailed statistical analysis of the farming sector. In England. 'Agriculture...
14 June 2016 Glastir Small Grants Scheme Welsh Cabinet Secretary for the Environment & Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths has announced the new Glastir Small Grants Scheme will...
14 June 2016 Hedge & Tree Cutting Derogation Farmers are reminded that the hedge and tree cutting & trimming ban extends until the end of August. But if...
14 June 2016 Entitlement Transfers for 2017 With applications (hopefully) all now done for 2016, the industry might want to forget about the BPS for a while. ...
14 June 2016 AD FiT Review Support of Anaerobic Digestion (AD) could be cut severely under plans proposed by the government. The Department of Energy and...
9 June 2016 Milk Prices Following a price cut announcement from 1st July, Dairy Crest has confirmed it will not be making anymore price reductions...
9 June 2016 BPS Payment Deadline Extended The EU Commission has extended the deadline for making 2015 BPS payments. Normally, all money must be issued to farmers...
8 June 2016 Future of Glyphosate Still Unclear The EU Commission has once again failed to obtain Member States' agreement to renew the licence for Glyphosate. After postponing...
8 June 2016 SMP Intervention Ceiling The EU has proposed a further increase to the SMP intervention ceiling to 350,000 tonnes. This will be the second...
8 June 2016 Russian Import Ban Russia's import ban on agricultural products looks likely to be extended until the end of 2017. However, there will be...
1 June 2016 Joint Venture Matching Service A new service has launched designed to put together those with land to offer and entrepreneurs keen to start or...
27 May 2016 Loam Farm Figures – May ’16 Ahead of the Cereals Event in Cambridgeshire on the 15th and 16th of June, Andersons have updated their Loam Farm arable...
27 May 2016 Grain Prospects Crops around the word, and especially near to home in Europe, are growing well and forecasters are projecting healthy yields...
27 May 2016 Currency, the Economy, Brexit and Farming With less than a month to go until the Brexit / Bremain decision, polls appear to be gradually shifting in favour...
26 May 2016 Land Reform Scotland The Scottish Government's Land Reform Bill was passed by the Parliament on 16th March 2016 and received Royal Assent on...
26 May 2016 Agriculture in the UK 2015 The latest edition of 'Agriculture in the UK has been published. Produced by DEFRA's statistics department, it includes a wealthof...
26 May 2016 Senova & Wherry Form UK Pulses Senova and Wherry & Sons have joined forces to form UK Pulses. The new company will specialise in the development...
25 May 2016 Milk Production and Prices Have we reached the turning point in the dairy market? Some in the industry believe so, but none are forecasting...
25 May 2016 Cabinet Secretary for Welsh Agriculture Lesley Griffiths has been appointed as the new Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs in Wales. Under the previous...
25 May 2016 Audit Scotland Report on IT System Audit Scotland has published its fourth report on the progress of the Scottish Governments five year 'CAP Futures Programme'. This...
