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An open mind and passion for little improvements are some of the keys to successful dairy businesses – and those traits extend to staff management too.

Recent data analysis reveals a substantial disparity of over £125,000 between the top and bottom performing dairy farms in England.

The characteristics of top performing farms amid the removal of subsidies and the introduction of ‘public money for public goods’ have been highlighted.

Red Tractor has spent a “shocking” £295,000 to date on the development of its controversial green module, Farmers Weekly can reveal.  Red Tractor

The Andersons’ Centre is predicting that major structural change will impact across UK farming over the next decade.

Cereal prices are moving up and down by anything between £3 and £6 a tonne at present on a daily basis in the UK.

A dairy business training course, Entrepreneurs in Dairying, has opened to applicants ahead of its start in October.

The Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) has welcomed the confirmation of the timeline for the new farm support measures in Northern Ireland.

Scottish sheep and beef outputs are forecast to fall sharply as a result of new free-trade agreements, according to industry analysis. The liberalisation

UK farming expenses still stifling as agflation hits 18.7%