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Tulip is proposing to shed more than 100 jobs at its King’s Lynn factory, following heavy losses last year.

A comment has been posted on the members' forum about some of the recent activity by animal rights activists.  

Although some spot prices have eased back a shade, most stood on and the SPP continues its long-running rally. 

The NPA's newest recruit summarises the key developments on Brexit in Westminster and beyond over the past week. 

Michael Gove has outlined his plans for a 'Green Brexit', including a domestic agricultural policy that rewards farmers for environmental work.

We have a further update in the members area on the latest actions of animal rights groups.

Farmers are still struggling with mobile phone coverage and access to reliable internet with many experiencing poor connection.

Chief Veterinary Officer Nigel Gibbens has welcomed the collaborative approach adopted by the pig industry in identifying and acting on threats to herd health. 

Producers are receiving the highest share of the retail pot since records began, as producer prices approach record levels. 

NPA chairman Richard Lister has stressed that there is no evidence to suggest animal welfare is poorer on large farms.