Agriculture is becoming more vulnerable to the UK’s changing climate and increasingly unpredictable seasons.

All the latest industry data, analysis and insights from the lamb sector to help inform your business decisions.

This dashboard is designed to provide a dynamic overview of the latest retail market data for the lamb sector. It breaks down spend, volume sales as well as average prices by product and allows you to ...

There are a range of diseases affecting dairy cows with different impacts on welfare, productivity and profitability. Understanding what might be circulating in your herd is a vital first step in ...

The Government has announced that applications to the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) are now closed. As of March 2025, over 50,000 farm businesses have joined these schemes, reportedly covering ...

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This dashboard is designed to provide a dynamic overview of the latest retail market data for the beef sector. It breaks down spend, volume sales as well as giving average prices by product and allows ...

Market stability was the headline summary for 2024, and it was a welcome relief compared to the turbulence seen in previous years. Despite a very wet start to the year, industry sentiment was ...

The trade balance is calculated as exports minus imports. Total dairy (All dairy) here refers to HS codes 0401-0406 which includes shipments of unprocessed milk/raw milk crossing the border for ...

The calculator shows equivalent organic material values (compared to artificial fertiliser values) based on nutrients available to the first crop. In practice, the actual value will depend on nutrient ...

UK feed wheat futures (May-25) ended yesterday at £175.25/t, down £1.30/t from Tuesday’s close. The Nov-25 contract fell £1.20/t over the same period, to close at £190.25/t. Domestic wheat futures ...

As he reaches his first 12 months in post, Graham Wilkinson reflects on AHDB's achievements over the past year and its aspirations for the future.