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9 August 2023
Reports of good yield results for both Ukraine and Russia suggest larger crops. But the latest developments in the war put renewed uncertainty on access to their grains and oilseeds.
4 August 2023
Wet weather is stalling harvests in parts of Europe, including the top wheat and rapeseed producers, France, and Germany.
4 August 2023
While harvest 2023 is underway, it has been hindered in most regions by wet weather, with progress falling behind the previous five-year average.
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3 August 2023
As was well documented over the last marketing year, the 2022/23 season saw sharp falls in cereals usage for animal feed.
2 August 2023
US weather continues to be a key market driver, as well as markets watching and assessing attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure closely. Most importantly, market volatility continues as global supply for this season continues to be assessed – with prices reacting to new information.
12 November 2024
Today, AHDB published the first harvest progress report of 2023, covering the beginning of harvest up to 25 July 2023 (week 3).
27 July 2023
Today the AHDB have released the 2023 Planting and Variety Survey results. This survey provides the planted area estimates for the upcoming harvest, with a regional breakdown.
27 July 2023
The European Commission trimmed yield forecasts for all cereal and oilseed crops, except winter barley, in their July MARS report released on Monday. This follows drier-than-usual conditions in larger parts of western, central, and northern Europe, as well as in eastern Romania.
26 July 2023
Wheat prices, including UK feed wheat futures, rose sharply after Russian air strikes damaged port infrastructure and destroyed grain storage in Reni on the Danube.
24 July 2023
News this week surrounding Russia quitting the Black Sea Grain Initiative have rattled agricultural commodity markets.
20 July 2023
As is well known, animal feed producers around the world can adjust their use of maize and wheat depending on price competitiveness that season, with one grain substituting another to a certain point.
10 May 2024
With harvest 2023 started for many, knowing your cost of production per tonne by crop type, is a great opportunity to manage risk and form/manage a marketing strategy for your 2023 crops.