Content related to the sectors: beef-lamb

Heavy storms, strong winds or prolonged rainfall can cause surface run-off and soil erosion, particularly if the soil is not protected by cover.

This analysis examines the delicate nature of beef and lamb profitability.

This week's view of cattle and sheep markets.

We have seen significant volatility, particularly in agriculture input prices over the last few years, is this now steadying?

Insights into how farm input costs have increased over the past five years.

Compaction by machinery is seen where there has been traffic on wet or recently cultivated soils. All soil textures can show damage from compaction.

Demand for quality British beef from key EU and non-EU markets helped underpin a strong performance for red meat exports in the first half of 2024.

Recognise the impact livestock can have on soils and learn some of the ways to repair and prevent soil damage.

AHDB’s submission to the commissioners leading the 2024 independent farm assurance review

AHDB has submitted its response to the commission leading the independent review of farm assurance schemes.

When heavy rain or irrigation falls onto bare soil, it can cause soil capping and slumping.

A number of soil-related issues can occur. Discover how to identify and address them.