Agrinews aggregates and reports. When we aggregate, the source is named and linked, headlines are never rewritten to change meaning, and traffic goes to the originating title. When we report, the byline is a person, the numbers carry their source, and corrections are made in place with a note.
Market figures on Agrinews are real exchange quotes — CME and ICE futures on a delayed feed, and ECB reference rates for currency — each labelled with its instrument, unit and time. They are indicative, not trading prices. For UK farmgate benchmarks (feed wheat, milk, deadweight cattle and lamb, pig and fertiliser series) we link direct to AHDB, the levy board and authoritative source, rather than restate figures that move weekly. We separate news from analysis in the kicker on every story — if it says Analysis or Explainer, that is what it is.
Commercial partnerships are always labelled as such and never shape editorial: sponsors and clients do not see coverage before publication and do not influence it. Our commercial and studio work is described on Advertise. If a page ever fails these standards, tell us: /contact.