UK livestock farmers are facing the prospect of higher feed prices due to a ‘quirk' in the new global tariff schedule. While a member of the EU, imports of cane and beet molasses from third countries,...
UK livestock farmers are facing the prospect of higher feed prices due to a ‘quirk' in the new global tariff schedule. While a member of the EU, imports of cane and beet molasses from third countries,...
Iain Macdonald at Quality Meat Scotland said: "Prices remain well below last year, feed costs have moved higher, and producer margins are likely to have tightened further"
Strong demand anticipated as Strawfrank Limousins head to Stirling Bull Sales event with a five-strong consignment