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28 July 2021
Today, the government announced E10 fuel is to be available at petrol stations by September this year, as part of the governments aim to meet net zero emissions by 2050.
1 November 2021
As we continue through our alternative crops week, it is important to look at how gross margins shape up both for spring crops for harvest 2021 and all crops for harvest 2022. Values for small area crops, such as soya and linseed, are included in these margins. It is important to note that the size of these markets may preclude higher margins, if there is a large increase in area.
18 February 2021
Throughout January and into early February, we have seen some sharp increases in the value of fertiliser. Repeatedly we have seen terms withdrawn for ammonia nitrate, coming back at much higher levels.
24 March 2025
Recently, with COVID-19 related difficulties constraining processing plants, carcase weights have increased, and the role of heavy pigs in the SPP been receiving more attention.
30 January 2024
We have just published our latest outlook for the UK dairy market.
19 January 2024
We have just published our latest outlook for the UK lamb market, where we explore our forecasts for slaughter, production, consumption and trade for 2021.
13 July 2021
Our domestic market trades at import parity this season, so your ex-farm values is sensitive to global fundamentals.
30 January 2024
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13 July 2021
As we move into the New Year, grain markets have continued to rally. Since Monday, old crop UK feed wheat futures (May-21) have gained £3.90/t, closing yesterday at £204.90/t. Equally, new crop (Nov-21) futures have gained £3.50/t over the week so far, reaching £167.00/t yesterday.
30 January 2024
Our forecast for GB milk production has been revised up to 12.56 billion litres for the 2020/21 season.
13 July 2021
The rally that began in late June for Chicago wheat markets seemingly has hit its brakes as prices retreat to levels seen at the end of September. Could this report offer incentives for sentiment to change?
13 July 2021
The first official UK cereal and supply and demand estimates for the 2020/21 season were published this morning, including a wheat ‘deficit’ for the first time.