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Spike in red diesel prices as Middle East conflict continues - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Red diesel prices have soared into three-figure territory again, putting extra cost pressure on farmers and growers looking to run their machinery during the busy autumn period. Two weeks ago, red diesel was ticking along at about 95-97p/litre – a level it has been at for much of the summer. See also: Track our red diesel prices here But last week it jumped to 105p/litre according to the Farmers Weekly average collected from farm suppliers across the country, and this week it was quoted at more
Rain delays early end to Northern Ireland and Scottish harvest - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Average yields and weather windows are the main topics of conversations with farmers this week. As the wet weather presses pause, we spoke to growers around the country who are waiting for a dry window to complete harvest. See also: Later-drilled oilseed rape requires tailored agronomy Glynn Jones, farmer and contractor in north Wales, finished harvesting his main crops about two weeks ago, leaving just maize, which he hopes to start next week. “We had 10ha of winter barley. We ended up wholecro
Rain frustrates remaining harvest in the north - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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The end of harvest is drawing close for many, but it’s a waiting game between rain to get the last of the harvest in Derek Lamplough, who farms at Manor Farm, Scarborough, had harvest all sewn up by early August. “Usually, we would expect to be finishing in early September,” he says. Derek’s Vessel winter malting barley yielded 8.6t/ha, while the Laureate spring barley came in at 7.4t/ha. “Our barley has been around the average yields we would expect – we had a good soak of rain in early June wh
Cattle markets move in opposite directions - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Cattle markets moved in opposite directions across Northern Ireland and Great Britain this week, with prime cattle values easing slightly in NI while GB prices made gains. In Northern Ireland, throughput has been recovering, according to the Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC). In the week ending 8 August, 6,641 head were slaughtered, up from 5,767 the previous week. Even so, supplies remain tight, with prime cattle throughput in 2026 to date 5.9% below the same period last year, and total throu
Winter barley below par in Northern Ireland and Scotland - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Winter barley yields have continued to disappoint as harvest moves further north into Northern Ireland and Scotland. However, there is hope that wheat will deliver better results. See also: Did drought or heat have greater effect on crop yields this harvest? “It’s been the joint worst harvest in 45 years,” says Jamie Rogers at White Hall Farm, Hampton Bishop, with all yields down. “Everything was looking great until the end of May, but unfortunately the weather just cooked it.” The 150ha of wint
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