Beef & Lamb

1 October 2026

The Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) has generated extensive coverage and questions from farm businesses in recent days. We recognise the disappointment and uncertainty for businesses that were unable to submit an application before the latest window closed, particularly where SFI formed part of their forward planning.

1 October 2026

Lower sheep meat production across key EU countries, combined with strong export demand, has tightened supplies across the European market in 2026.

30 September 2026

In July, the European Commission adopted its EU Livestock Strategy, alongside releasing a Protein Action Plan

30 September 2026

The Farmbench system will remain live on our website for another 12 months, while work continues to review and identify a sustainable long-term future for farm benchmarking services.

16 December 2026

Join us at Sir Richard Sutton Limited Estates in Lincolnshire for discussions around how a circular farming system can strengthen resilience, improve efficiency, and unlock greater value within a mixed farming business.

24 September 2026

British farming has taken centre stage highlighting the importance of red meat exports for beef, sheep meat and pig meat levy payers.

23 September 2026

EU beef supplies tightened during the first half of 2026. Can higher imports and lower exports offset falling domestic output, or will reduced availability continue to support cattle prices and reshape the market?

23 September 2026

Applications for the School Farm Visits Support (SFVS) programme are now open.

23 September 2026

In the 12 weeks to 6 September 2026, red meat retail volumes declined overall (-1.6% year-on-year), driven by lower demand for beef mince and primary lamb, partly offset by growth in beef steak, and pork mince.

21 September 2026

Explore forage alternatives for the winter.

18 September 2026

How to make the most of autumn grass and plan for winter and spring.

18 September 2026

Global beef trade is shifting as a result of changing import policies within the EU, China and the US. Could these policies indirectly impact the UK?

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