Information on how the data is collected and quality assured can be found here. Please note, the summary tables on this webpage present a high-level selection of the ...

A soil’s natural pH depends on the material from which it was formed. Soil pH usually ranges from about 4 (very acidic), when most crops will fail, to about 8 (for soils rich in calcium carbonate or ...

While AHDB seeks to ensure that the information contained on this webpage is accurate at the time of publication, no warranty is given in respect of the information and data provided. You are ...

This dashboard is designed to provide a dynamic overview of the latest retail market data for the pork sector. It breaks down spend, volume sales as well as average prices by product and allows you to ...

Soil structure is determined by how soil particles (sand, silt, clay and organic matter) and the spaces between form structural units. Crop and grass growth relies on good soil aeration, drainage and ...

Since September 2018, we are reporting HMRC trade data for cereals and oilseeds without the Below Threshold Trade Allocation (BTTA), similar to that published by HMRC on its website. The move to ...

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The expansion of the middle classes in emerging markets across the globe is strengthening the demand for protein and imported foods. And globally the British brand is well-regarded, being associated ...

The conserved forage requirements and stocks calculator can be used to calculate feed demand by entering livestock numbers and available feed supply. It will help you understand if you have a deficit ...

We provide statistics and insight to the farming press and to government. We also publish a wealth of data on our website. Our independence and impartiality are critical to our role. We value our ...

In cold weather, calves use more energy to keep warm. This energy is directed away from growth and the immune system, which affects growth rates. In cold weather, calves require more energy to keep ...

Here we explain three indicators used to track milk market returns in the UK: Actual Milk Price Equivalent (AMPE), Milk for Cheese Value Equivalent (MCVE) and Milk Market Value (MMV). The figures are ...