Content related to the sectors: dairy

24 July 2026

EU short-term outlook: Exports of dairy products in growth

Milk production expected to increase 1.6% in 2026 year-on-year, with growth likely to be restricted in the second half of the year

29 July 2026

Ireland update: Milk volumes mirror GB trends

Irish milk volumes tipped into year-on-year decline in April (-3.4%), in comparison to a large 2025 base.

5 August 2026

Ceredigion: Gweithio’n gallach ar y fferm

Dysgwch sut i arbed amser, gwella cysondeb a chael mwy allan o’ch tîm yn y gweithdy ymarferol hwn.

19 August 2026

Webinar: Making the most of homegrown forage and protein

Discover how making the most of the forage and protein already available on your farm can improve feed efficiency and reduce reliance on purchased feeds.

21 July 2026

Open Your Gate

Our campaign with LEAF aims to create one million on-farm learning experiences for children by 2031.

22 July 2026

AHDB and LEAF launch drive to inspire the next generation through on-farm experiences

The Open Your Gate campaign supports farmers to deliver one million on-farm experiences for children and young people by 2031.

16 July 2026

New guidance to make sense of soil health indicators

Looking at how monitoring soil health more frequently within the rotation can support management decisions.

16 July 2026

Latin America update: Production growth slows

Quarterra reported that year-to-date (Jan–April 2026) production volumes in Latin America were at 5.4% growth compared to the previous year.

15 July 2026

Q2 2026 dairy market review

Quarterly round-up of key dairy market analysis

16 July 2026

Measure aggregate stability to detect changes in soil health early

Measuring aggregate stability can detect changes in soil health earlier than other indicators.

16 July 2026

Using potentially mineralisable nitrogen to measure soil health

Potentially mineralisable nitrogen (PMN) is a measure of organic nitrogen in soil.

16 July 2026

Measure active carbon to detect early changes in soil health

Measuring active carbon is a way to spot changes in soil health earlier than other indicators, including soil organic matter.