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Easter and Ramadan were driving demand at Irish marts and factories, as in the UK

Spending patterns were changing due to the squeeze on incomes

Large scale criminals are targeting farm produce during a cost-of-living crisis

Drought has hit cattle numbers on US farms

Our French counterparts are often noted, and lauded by many, for their willingness to get out and protest, and their tactics have certainly been effective in causing chaos

I am writing from an American diner in Northern California, a comfortable and convenient stop serving the staples of US cuisine

Increased exports to China boosted the Australian sheep trade in 2023

With Japan one of the first countries the UK agreed a deal with post-Brexit, Lizzie Downes at Promar International takes a look about what food exporters and farmers need to know

With thousands following their journey online, the Elzinga family pride themselves on the regenerative way they farm in the mountains of Idaho. Emily Ashworth finds out more

Farmers are facing uncertainty whichever way the Argentinian elections fall, with a second run off vote to take place on November 19 after the first round was inconclusive.