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Business news
Plans laid for UK's largest dairy farm
PLANS for the UK’s largest dairy farm of 8,100 cows have been submitted to North Kesteven District Council in Lincolnshire.
Wynnstay rides out 'tougher marketplace' storm
Wynnstay has posted a pre-tax profit of £5.2million, which is on a par with the previous year and, the company says, in much tougher market conditions.
Supermarket ombudsman to hear complaints anonymously
THE new body set to enforce the grocery supply Code of Practice will hear complaints anonymously, the Government has confirmed.
500,000 tonnes of out-of-quota sugar signed off for export
The European Commission has submitted a draft regulation which will allow the export of an additional 500,000 tonnes of out-of-quota sugar in the 2009-10 marketing year (to July 31, 2010).
World news
World news round-up - February 5
A weekly look at business around the world.
Global news round-up - January 15
Our regular round-up of news from around the globe
World news: Keeping you in touch with what's happening overseas
Our regular farming round-up from across the globe.
World news round-up - January 22
Round-up of business news from across the globe.
Global agriculture round-up - January 8
Round-up of business news from around the globe.
Features and analysis
Renowned dairy farmer turns his hand to beef production
Converted beef farmer and former vice chairman of the Scottish Milk Marketing Board, James Brown, talks to Linda McDonald-Brown about the changes needed to turn a renowned dairy farm into a top beef enterprise.
Pylons on your property may prove a most valuable asset
IF you have old high-voltage pylons or electricity lines crossing your property, you could be eligible for a large compensation payment, says a specialist land agent.