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'Farmers may expect a bumpy ride' - Global milk supplies race ahead

UK production has been ahead this year, but the rest of the world is also experiencing strong growth

Alex Black
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'Farmers may expect a bumpy ride' - Global milk supplies race ahead

Good margins and cheap feed have fuelled UK milk production this year, with prices dropping back dramatically in November and December for many producers as global markets reduce. AHDB have taken a...

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