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The leaves are turning and we have had 120mm of rain in the last week or so and we keep on finding mice in the cottage. Autumn is definitely here.

Milling wheat is in short supply leading to increasing premiums, but can the bull market last?

Let me tell you a story. It is old and has been retold many times.

A US private equity firm has won the auction for supermarket Morrisons with a £7 billion bid.

Environmental concerns and a desire to support local business was helping milkmen retain customers gained during the Covid-19 pandemic despite some drop off in numbers as people returned to the supermarkets.

Aimee Budge farms in Shetland with her sister. They have 90 suckler Saler cross Shorthorn cattle, 300 Shetland cross Cheviot and 300 pure Shetland sheep and also grow 24 hectares of spring barley.

Several major global companies have teamed up to provide funding for a range of nature restoration projects across the UK.

High standards and regulations are major factors behind consumers’ trust in British food, with the sector ranking as high as the NHS in terms of trustworthiness.

Party conference season is upon us again.

Joining AHDB after a six-year spell as chief operating officer of the Food and Drink Federation, Tim Rycroft spoke to Alex Black about his priorities for the levy board