Contents tagged with press release
25 July 2024
Come and see our cookery demonstrations at the Three Counties Showground.
23 July 2024
Livestock farmers in the UK are being encouraged to be familiar with how to spot for signs of ergot and fusarium, as there could be an increased presence of the two types of fungi in grain harvested this summer.
22 July 2024
Essential information on how farmers can combine various Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) actions to help boost income has been updated by AHDB.
17 July 2024
We have released the second report in our series comparing English farmgate production standards with those of key international markets around the world
15 July 2024
How important are holiday events for meat and dairy sales? New AHDB research reveals consumer trends and retail opportunities.
11 July 2024
Duncan Nelless, alongside his brother Angus Duncan, farms Thistleyhaugh Farm in Northumberland. This family-run operation spans 2,000 acres of diverse landscape, from riverside sand and gravel to heavy clay loams and peat soils.
10 July 2024
Will Langton, a fourth-generation dairy farmer, manages Crowfields Farm in Derbyshire alongside his mother. The farm spans 150 acres, with some fields bordering Nottinghamshire.
10 July 2024
Earlier this year, as part of our Education work to build children’s confidence in cooking and nutrition, we launched an innovative initiative to provide free ingredients to schools.
9 July 2024
Dobcross Hall in Cumbria opened its gates to eager young minds from William Howard School in Brampton as part of our school farm visits support programme.
24 July 2024
We are increasing the number of places available to new host farmers for our school farm visits support programme, following a successful pilot last year.
8 July 2024
Research confirms that our pork marketing campaigns have successfully shifted consumer perceptions, presenting British pork as a healthy, versatile and affordable meal option
5 July 2024
Our latest Planting and Variety survey, conducted from 15 April to 14 June 2024, shows a dramatic decline in cereals and oilseed rape (OSR) planted in Great Britain (GB) this year – down by 5% in 2024 to the lowest level for over two decades.