Agrinews is a UK trade-news title for agribusiness professionals — a peer of the financial press that happens to cover agriculture. Two verticals lead the coverage: AgriBusiness (deals, results, land, inputs, people, capital) and AgriTech (machinery, data, genetics, robotics, funding). Seven sections sit beneath them: Policy & Politics, Business, Markets, Food, Environment, Farming and Machinery.
The staples rule is our editorial constitution: beef, lamb, dairy and machinery are guaranteed a daily presence, whatever the verticals are chasing. The ticker always carries wheat, milk, beef, lamb and sterling. The verticals own the analysis; the staples own the numbers. Neither may disappear.
Right now Agrinews runs as a live aggregation of the most trusted sources in and around UK agriculture — DEFRA, the BBC, Farmers Weekly, the Guardian, Agriland and specialist titles — updated hourly, organised the way professionals actually read. Original reporting and the daily editions (The Agrinews Briefing at 06:30, The Close at 17:30) are being built on top.
Agrinews is authoritative, fast, data-literate and quietly confident. No lifestyle filler, no machinery-dealer advertorial, no levy-board comms dressed as news.