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Charlie Reeve

Charlie Reeve

Verified

Markets Editor, Farmers Weekly

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B2B services, blockchain, startups

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Total articles 1056

  • NFU sets out new approach to challenge loss of IHT relief

    By Charlie Reeve Verified| Farmers Weekly Verified The NFU is planning a fresh campaign to engage directly with Labour MPs in rural constituencies, to convince them of the folly of the chancellor’s plan to impose inheritance tax (IHT) on family farms. Lobbying by the NFU to alter the government’s controversial changes to IHT, have so far fallen on deaf ears at the Treasury. This is despite mass farming rallies in Westminster and suggestions of a clawback mechanism as an alternative approach for government.

    By Charlie Reeve Verified · Farmers Weekly

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Historic wheat prices struggle to keep up with rising costs

    By Charlie Reeve Verified| Farmers Weekly Verified Analysis carried out by farm business analytics company Yagro show how, after accounting for inflation, ex-farm prices for wheat have fallen in recent decades. Industry figures show 1t of wheat 50 years ago would be worth the equivalent to roughly £600/t today when factoring in inflation, putting it at more than three times current ex-farm prices.

    By Charlie Reeve Verified · Farmers Weekly

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • UK ag machinery firms work to mitigate US tariff impact

    By Charlie Reeve Verified| Farmers Weekly Verified An already stretched agricultural machinery sector was dealt another blow last week with the announcement of a 10% tariff on exports to the US. Agricultural machinery firms avoided the higher 25% tariff imposed on the motor industry, but will still face significant barriers to trade. Businesses are now frantically looking for solutions to reduce the impact, with costs and export sales set to be hit.

    By Charlie Reeve Verified · Farmers Weekly

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly is a prominent multimedia agricultural information service based in the UK, established in 1934. It began as a "newspaper of the soil" aimed at enhancing British agricultural production and connecting youth with rural life. Over the years, it has provided trusted journalism to the farming community, focusing on practical guidance and fostering industry debate. The service offers a variety of multimedia content, including news, market prices, technical guides, and opinion pieces through print and online platforms. It features interactive tools such as classifieds for machinery and property sales, job listings, and business record-keeping software. Farmers Weekly actively engages with its audience through social media and community initiatives, including user-submitted photo galleries and events like the Farmers Weekly Awards, which celebrate excellence in agriculture. The publication continues to support farmers with resources like export data, tax advice, and market trend analysis, along with free web-based learning through its Academy.

London, England, United Kingdom

Founded: 1934