Charlie Reeve is a Markets Editor at Crossroads Today. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, including AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and organic farming, while also covering topics such as farm management and ranching. Charlie's work has been featured in Farmers Weekly and Pig World Magazine.
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Charlie Reeve's articles focus predominantly on local agriculture and farming in the United Kingdom. He frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases related to this sector. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering localized insights or expert commentary on agricultural policies, livestock management practices, crop prices, and other factors affecting UK farmers. Additionally, providing statistical analysis or exclusive access to relevant data could enhance your pitch when reaching out to Charlie Reeve.
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Major crop protection and grain trading business Frontier Agriculture has completed its acquisition of Aberdeen Grain’s storage facility at Whiterashes, Aberdeen.
By: Charlie Reeve
Arable farmers looking to plant oilseed rape (OSR) are being advised to wait until ground conditions and moisture levels recover, following an exceptionally dry summer.
By: Charlie Reeve
Farm businesses still affected by this summer’s heat and drought could face another challenging year, with extreme El Niño conditions forecast into 2027.
By: Charlie Reeve
Farming groups are calling for immediate support for businesses facing a ‘cashflow crisis’ after one of the most challenging summers on record.
By: Charlie Reeve
The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI) will offer financial support to farming families impacted by the drought.
By: Charlie Reeve
A new scheme has been launched for oilseed rape (OSR) growers, which is designed to reduce the financial risk of growing the crop.
The number of dairy cows on GB farms contracted by 2.2% in the past year, putting it at the lowest level on record.
A new heat map of suspected and confirmed cases of bluetongue has been launched, showing the sheer scale of the latest outbreak across the UK.
By: Charlie Reeve
Farmers descended on Westminster on 9th September for Back British Farming Day, bringing the mounting pressures facing the sector into the political spotlight.
By: Charlie Reeve
English Whisky has secured protected Geographical Indication (GI) status after years of campaigning, recognising it as a distinctive whisky category.
