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But concerns rise that tight supply and high prices could be storing up problems for future

24-year-old Exeter young farmer Elle Slade said it made sense to go into calf rearing due to the low acreage requirement. She said her new venture was her way of bringing something back to the family farm

Elle Slade has been encouraged to follow her own path on the family farm and has set up her own successful calf rearing business, while working part time at a nearby fattening unit

UK forced to rely on imports as consumer demand rises

Supply and demand was the key driver of trade at marts this year. Tom Ryder takes a look back at 2024

Growers must consider multiple factors including market knowledge, variety, condition and tilling in order to maximise yield

Paula Bauer, vice-president of Agricultural Consumer and Retail at GlobalData, offers her view on some of the changes expected in the US agribusiness industry from Trump 2.0

National Sheep Association policy manager Emma Owen said it was important to have ‘some standardisation across the carcase classification process and reporting, bringing the sector in line with the licencing requirements of beef'

NFU livestock board chair David Barton said: "We are incredibly disappointed to hear that some farmers in the Restricted Zone are being unfairly penalised by having deductions taken from some processors in the supply chain"

UK traders will now be able to export poultry to South Africa for the first time in eight years