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ForFarmers sold less feed in the UK in the first quarter of 2017, which it blamed on challenging market conditions, including the effect uncertainty over Brexit on investment decisions.

A Labour Government would scrap the badger cull, ban neonicotinoids and use reconfigured funding streams to promote ‘cruelty free animal husbandry’. 

The Cobthorn Trust has announced the death of Andrew Sheppy, one of the country’s leading livestock breed conservationists.

In an article published by the Guardian, farmer Edward Barker has articulated the concerns of many in the industry over the prospect of a ‘cheap food agenda'.

The NPA's Georgina Crayford blogs from her Nuffield Scholarship travels on the phenomenal growth of agriculture in Brazil. 

AHDB Pork has released more details of the autumn marketing campaign that will aim to build on the success of the Pulled Pork campaign. 

AHDB has appointed Phil Hadley to the new post of international market development director in a bid to reinforce its export drive.

We have some updates on the Animal Save movement in the Members Area. 

In her latest monthly Pig World column, NPA chief executive Zoe Davies highlights the pros and cons of pre-election 'purdah'. 

The NPA has put together a document that sheds light on the differing animal welfare standards in place across the major pig producing countries of the world.