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5 January 2022
Nearby UK feed wheat futures prices are higher than the same time last year. This is on the back of tighter global stock-to-use.
23 December 2021
There’s an uncertain outlook as we approach the halfway point of the 2021/22 marketing season, as COVID and South American weather influence sentiment.
5 January 2022
As always at this time of year, weather will continue to aid sentiment in markets.
21 December 2021
HMRC have released their latest trade data to October. These figures show UK wheat imports (inc. durum) continuing to slow.
17 December 2021
The Early Bird Survey of planting intentions demonstrates a strong continuation of winter cropping for harvest 2022.
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15 December 2021
Across most parts of Europe, favourable weather allowed a ‘fair start’ for winter cereal crops. However, there are concerns for frost tolerance, in particular, Black Sea winter cereals.
14 December 2021
Speculative traders remain heavily bought into the Chicago maize futures market. This could pose a risk to maize, and so wider grain, prices in the weeks ahead if South American weather is favourable.
10 December 2021
US wheat futures closed lower yesterday after the USDA increased its forecasts for the US and global end of season stocks.
8 December 2021
With rain causing quality concerns for the Australian harvest, the La Niña weather event is reportedly “in play” in Australia. On the other side of the Pacific, the La Niña event is also causing South American dryness concerns and we are seeing dry weather impact on soil moisture.
7 December 2021
The latest crop development report published last Friday (03 Dec) estimated winter wheat conditions significantly better year-on-year.
3 December 2021
Today we release our first crop condition report for the 2021/22 growing season.
2 December 2021
Margins are under pressure in several animal sectors due to higher feed, energy, fertiliser, and labour costs. It looks like this is starting to bite into demand for compound feed.