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9 June 2022
Throughout this marketing year, delivered premiums in the North on average have been at their highest in comparison to the previous few years.
8 June 2022
Over the past few weeks, we have seen greater fluctuations with UK wheat prices as global markets react to any new news that may affect supply for 2022/23.
7 June 2022
Time seems to come around fast, but next month, parts of England could start harvesting 2022 crops weather allowing.
1 June 2022
Domestic and global grain markets have been falling since the news broke that Ukraine may be able to start exporting food products, including grains, again. However, the release of the latest US crop progress report yesterday, which recorded below average wheat conditions, may limit further losses.
7 June 2022
UN talks with Russia to resume Ukrainian grain shipments, by lifting blockades on ports, continue to pressure global grain prices. The market sees some glimmer of hope that more Ukrainian grain may be accessible onto the global market.
27 May 2022
The latest AHDB crop condition report, released today, shows welcome May rains have helped maintain the yield potential for winter crops.
7 June 2022
Wheat imported (including durum) imported this season-to-date (July to March) totals 1.51Mt. In March, the HMRC recorded 88.2Kt of wheat arriving from Canada. This brings total Canadian imported wheat this season to 385.2Kt.
24 May 2022
Since the war between Russia and Ukraine started, oilseed markets have been shaken considerably.
20 May 2022
Last week I took you through the impact Mark’s nitrogen fertiliser application scenarios could have for harvest 2022. But what about harvest 2023?
18 May 2022
In my article last week, I discussed how rapeseed for the next marketing year (2022/23), withstanding any extreme weather events, will likely be in better global supplies.
17 May 2022
New crop wheat futures hit contract highs yesterday, with Monday’s USDA crop progress report adding to supply worries that have been increasingly growing in recent weeks.
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13 May 2022
High input costs are front and foremost of growers minds. UK produced Ammonium Nitrate (AN) increased 182% between Jun-21 and Mar-22, to a price of £839.00/t. With the outlook for natural gas prices (the feed stock for AN) well supported, driven by the war in Ukraine, it is well to assume that fertiliser prices could stay strong for the foreseeable future.