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  • Registered and licensed vessels 10 metres and under

  • Countryside Stewardship, Environmental Stewardship and Sustainable Farming Incentive option uptake data as of 1st April 2024

  • Monthly statistics on the volume of milk used by dairies.

  • Previously published copies of the monthly National Statistics publication on the volume of milk used by dairies.

  • Preliminary and updated outbreak assessments for African swine fever in South East Asia.

  • Detailed annual statistics on the structure of the agricultural industry at 1 June in England and the UK.

  • Series of straights and compound animal feed prices across Great Britain.

  • Monthly UK averages of the farm-gate price and butterfat and protein content of milk delivered to dairies.

  • Previously published estimates of fertiliser use on farms in England sourced from the Farm Business Survey.

  • Estimates of fertiliser use on farms in England sourced from the Farm Business Survey.

  • Average livestock and crop prices for Northern Ireland, Quarterly.

  • A compendium of statistics on bioenergy crops in England and the UK, including data on crops used for biofuels, plant biomass and anaerobic digestion, and trends in bioenergy use.

  • This is the quarterly report of updates to UK legislation in food and feed and related scientific and regulatory issues from January to March 2024

  • NI milk price statistics show the average producer prices for raw milk sold off farm and the volume of raw milk collected from NI farms from 2000 to date.

  • ACRE's advice on applications to market GM soybeans and maize.

  • ACRE's advice on applications to market GM cotton and rice.

  • ACRE's advice on applications to market genetically modified oilseed rape.

  • Monthly statistics on the activity of UK hatcheries and UK poultry slaughterhouses.

  • Annual statistics on the area, yield, production, trade and valuation of fruit and vegetable crops grown in the UK.

  • The Agricultural Price Index (API) is a set of indices of the prices paid and received by UK farmers for agricultural goods and services.