UK yields will determine whether the price needs to reflect the need to import significant quantities of third country supplies
It follows the completion of its first three-year fixed price contract
Farmers were losing £26/head in the first quarter of the year
Arla said it would be welcome news for their farmers who are becoming ‘increasingly pressured’ by rising on farm costs
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Any farmer looking to buy timber this spring is in for a shock.
British oilseed prices continue to be supported by a global market that expects demand to outstrip supply
Producers were still losing money despite recent price rises
Green energy certificates were ‘closing the loop’ on renewable electricity produced by Arla farmers, boosting the price farmers receive for their power and helping the cooperative to reduce its carbon footprint.
The processor said it was seeing a recovery in foodservice and wholesale customer sales as the UK opens back up