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Farming News
- Dairy Crest returns to profit
Dairy Crest returned to the black last year, posting a £55m profit, after making a loss the previous year. - There’s something for everyone at Cereals
Ten years of sponsorship marks a long-standing commitment to the farming industry, says HSBC’s head of agriculture, Allan Wilkinson. - New season nitrogen price drop to tempt bookings
New season nitrogen prices are set to kick off 10% lower than a year ago, with a list price of £270/t for full loads of UK manufactured ammonium nitrate delivered to farm in June. ... - 2 Sisters drives to shrink carbon footprint
Broiler supplier 2 Sisters Food Group is claiming to have cut its energy costs by 40-50% as a result of its carbon footprint work. - March Against Monsanto planned for UK cities
Tens of thousands of activists from around the world will take part in March Against Monsanto this weekend to call for action against GM crops. - Ringside at Worcester market
Worcester Market. Store cattle commanded a tremendous trade at Saturday's (18 May) sale, with 304 head going under the hammer. - Scots propose 13p increase in wage rate
The Scottish Agricultural Wages Board has proposed a 13p an hour increase in the basic rate of pay for farmworkers from 1 October 2013. - Contract farming results rise ahead of challenges
Total income on Bidwells' contract farming agreements rose by £130/ha (£52/acre) to £1,465/ha for the 2012 harvest, despite the difficulties of the season.... - Pig producers face summer with cautious optimism
Finished pig prices are at their highest level since the BSE crisis hit the UK livestock industry in 1996, although this is before accounting for inflation. - What's the plan now neonicotinoids are banned?
They've had a key role in early season oilseed rape pest control for more than a decade, but growers now face a future without neonicotinoid seed treatments. - DEFRA looks again at gassing setts to fight TB
DEFRA scientists are still considering gassing badger setts as a method of controlling bovine TB in the future. - Welsh minister announces £4.5m skills funding
Welsh government minister Alun Davies has revealed details of a £4.5m cash injection to help train farmers. - Liquid milk sales rise on lower shelf price
Liquid milk sales have increased by 1.4% over the past year, to 5.2bn litres in the 52 weeks to 14 April. - Scotland announces details of £6m weather fund
Farmers in Scotland who were hit by the extreme weather earlier this year will be able to apply for a share of £6m of financial help at the start of June. - Avian influenza costs China $6.5bn
The H7N9 outbreak in China has caused some $6.5bn in losses to the economy, but is now thought to be under control, UN experts have said.
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