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Horticulture
4 March 2021
With the post EU Exit ability to negotiate and shape its own trade relationships, the UK has formally applied to be part of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPPP). Amandeep Kaur Purewal looks into what this could mean for UK agriculture.
15 February 2021
A ballot to decide the future of AHDB Horticulture has concluded and the outturn has been passed to Ministers
12 February 2021
In this week’s blog, our strategic insight analysts Tom Forshaw and Amandeep Kaur Purewal set out some facts and figures to put into context the potential future trading relationship between the UK and Australia.
21 April 2021
Two-part online meeting, provided by AHDB with Independent Management Consultant, Nollaig Heffernan to help focus your psychological skills
11 February 2021
This video focuses on the often overlooked step in nutrient management - optimum application practice.
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5 February 2021
Soft fruit grower Peter Thomson argues that continued investment in research by AHDB is required to benefit his industry.
4 February 2021
What would the removal of AHDB funding mean for horticulture scientific innovation? Professor Rosemary Collier, University of Warwick, offers her perspective
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1 February 2021
During a challenging year and against a backdrop of major change for industry, consumer attitudes towards UK farmers has grown in positivity.
29 January 2021
This week, our senior policy analyst Tom Forshaw unpicks what the rules mean and why they matter.
29 January 2021
Covid, EU exit and the pervasive influence of China on global commodities markets are all explored in AHDB’s latest Agri-Market Outlook.
26 January 2021
Since the beginning of the Pandemic in March, 1 in 3 Brits claim to have experienced a change to their employment status. How may this have impacted consumer shopping habits?
26 January 2021
British consumers are concerned food prices will increase as the UK exits the EU. How might this impact the demand for British produce?