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GOV.. “Average income per from grazing livestock in the United Kingdom () from 2009/10 to 2021/22, split by lowland and LFA* (in GBP).” Chart. July 17, 2023.

14 May 2024. A major package of measures to support farmers and grow the ’s and food sector has been announced by the government today (Tuesday 14 May). The package, unveiled at the …

The leaves falling off the plants on his 1,500-acre east Yorkshire are just one sign of a crop stunted by the ’s record-breaking heat; he expects a drop in his yields of at least a quarter.

The is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, external – in the bottom 10% of countries – and the Soil Association’s head of policy, Gareth Morgan, said it was …

in the and across the globe, spearheading the promotion of ‘Brand Britain’ and showcasing our food production as a world-leading model of sustainable, climate-friendly . We are at the start of a new age for British food. We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to make a success of the ’s new domestic agricultural policy and

In summary, for the ’s agricultural and horticultural sectors to thrive in the 21st century, embracing agritech innovation is not just an option but a necessity. The advancements in regions like Lincolnshire are a testament to the potential of technology in revolutionizing , ensuring food security, and contributing to environmental …

The Industry In The . Rolling hills, lush green fields, fluffy sheep and the hum of tractors on country lanes… The industry may conjure up delightful ‘green and pleasant land’ imagery, but the reality is an economical powerhouse, highly mechanised and partly responsible for the ’s trade success in a competitive global market.

Research and Innovation (UKRI) has today announced the winners of a combined £8 million in funding, as part of Defra’s Innovation Programme. The feasibility projects competition was created to back new and innovative solutions, aid research and collaboration, and encourage collaboration across the ’s farmers, growers and …

According to the 2012 values, as reported by the Food and Agricultural Organization, milk was the highest produced agricultural product in the accounting for 13,884, 000 tons followed by wheat with 13,261,000 tons and sugar beets with 7,291,000 tons. Other products in the list included pig, cattle, sheep, duck, turkey and chicken meat …

The ’s landscape has changed dramatically since Brexit.Agricultural policy has been adjusted, and EU subsidies, which funded for decades, are no more.. Before the split …