Join us as we celebrate the 300th episode of Kite Podcast! Following on from Chris Walklands milk market update, Ben Eagle and Will Evans are joined by Torin Nicholson from Kite, James Bolesworth, Managing Director of CRM Agricommodities and podcast producer Becki Reay. With it being a record-breaking week for June heat here in the UK we are perhaps inevitably talking about the weather, as well as the wider impacts of climate patterns such as El Niño on UK and global agriculture, and what this means for crop development, feed supplies and forage potential. The group explore how crops and grass growth are progressing across the UK, the status of silage and grazing management, and the outlook for maize and forage stocks after last year’s challenges. The conversation also looks beyond the UK to global growing conditions, including developments in the US, South America and China, and considers how international trade dynamics may affect UK farmers; throughout, the experts offer practical insight into how farmers can manage risk and maintain resilience if hot, dry conditions persist. Please note: The information provided during this podcast has been
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