Farmlytics

Farmlytics was founded in 2014 by Dr Jonathan Lloyd in order to provide insight and analysis for the agribusiness and farm supply sectors.

[FAO Livestock @FAOLivestock]

Milk consumption contributes to food security, healthy diets and nutrition worldwide. Let’s invest in a healthier, more sustainable future for the livestock sector.

https://t.co/R5Yj1eA9Rw

#WorldMilkDay

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

Ultra-processed food as a % of household purchases across selected European countries. Look at which country has the highest %. 🇬🇧

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

Brazil's ethanol boom adds to feed costs. https://t.co/5Rqwx0Ya29

[FAO Livestock @FAOLivestock]

#DYK | 🩸 50% of anaemia cases are due to iron deficiency.

Curious to learn the role of terrestrial animal source foods in the prevention of anaemia?

Check this👇
https://t.co/rH7wNTBj1o

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

The Let’s Eat Balanced campaign will continue following the conclusion of an investigation by the Advertising and Standards Authority. https://t.co/Gd8zZphROV

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

The Great British supermarket farmwashing scandal. Giving off the impression of food being from British farms, but the food is often not from Britain, but from overseas.

It’s time to end supermarket farmwashing that cons shoppers into thinking they are buying British farm food, when it’s foreign food.

It’s not just a con. It hurts British farmers by consumers being tricked into buying foreign food rather than British food. It’s time for clear country of origin labelling on all supermarket food.

[Farmers Guide @FarmersGuide]

The NFU has welcomed the approval of the UK’s first precision-bred crop, describing the decision as a landmark moment for British farming and agricultural innovation 🌽

Read more ➡️ https://t.co/DD6Z6xr6U2

@NFUtweets

#PrecisionBreeding #BritishFarming #AgriInnovation #UKAgriculture #CropScience

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[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

A new study suggests tech companies focus on tools that are affordable and easy for farmers to use.

https://t.co/Zd8eEtpnj4

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Extreme weather impacts global food systems.

https://t.co/1URrDXky2s

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

Fertiliser buying advice as Iran conflict squeezes supplies - Farmers Weekly https://t.co/kdAHbUHPjo

[FarmingUK @FarmingUK]

Now this is something we can get behind! 🚜 🥓 🇬🇧

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

Calculated approaches to agri management can withstand global shocks https://t.co/0Hksdo7UfI via @secondariespei

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Global demand for meat set to grow as production rises - Farmers Weekly https://t.co/YgVSIg02Dp

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Its only a matter of time before the conflict impacts food prices.

https://t.co/tnXy7pI7Uh

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

Analysis: What SFI26 offer means for farm businesses - Farmers Weekly https://t.co/nMTlb412V3

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

I found this on The Cattle Site https://t.co/GgKDMrRc2z

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

Floods in Spain and Morocco set to hit UK fruit & veg supply. Shoppers may like to think about eating seasonally and local. The UK government needs to start taking food security seriously.

https://t.co/YtiZdzofgP

[No Farmers, No Food @NoFarmsNoFoods]

The University of Nebraska has debunked the onesided manipulation behind cow farts/burps and methane emissions:

“They have not accounted for the capture part, they only account for methane being released. Carbon capture in soil and grass - helped out by cow grazing and manure - can far outweigh the emissions from cattle. Grasslands can take up more CO2 and carbon in the soil and plants, that offsets the CO2 that cattle are producing but it also offsets the methane.”

[Farmlytics @farmlytics]

A new study has suggested that removing livestock from the uplands would not lead to greater carbon sequestration.

https://t.co/ITot6sVuoP

[Farmers Weekly @FarmersWeekly]

🐄🥛 The UK dairy industry has launched its annual #Februdairy social media campaign, urging consumers to champion British milk, cheese and dairy products at a time of intense pressure for dairy farmers.

READ MORE: https://t.co/QgGcSaLt52