The European Commission has adopted the Livestock Strategy — the first of its kind — to keep Europe’s valuable livestock sector strong and resilient long-term, setting out actions to help farmers address economic, environmental and market challenges, the European Commission reports. The long-term vision recognises sustainable livestock farming’s essential role
As the EU works to strengthen the resilience, competitiveness and sustainability of its livestock sector, recovering nutrients already available within Europe is becoming increasingly important: rather than a waste stream, manure can be a valuable resource for bio-based fertilisers, cutting emissions and supporting a circular farming system, the European Commission
For dairy producers, nitrogen remains the most immediate concern due to its critical role in grass and silage production, as Middle East tensions threaten to keep fertiliser prices elevated and squeeze farm margins, DairyReporter reports. Nearly five months into the conflict involving Iran, the US and its allies, the market
The European Dairy Association (EDA) has rounded up the EU dairy sector’s key developments in its latest Dairy Flash (#10/2026), from a board meeting with the Agriculture Commissioner to the Livestock Strategy and Protein Action Plan, international dialogues and preparations for its annual convention, EDA reports. EDA Board meets Commissioner
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