Contents tagged with Grain Market Daily

26 June 2024

With significant price fluctuations over the last few years, and increasing costs, how have net margins for UK wheat farmers been impacted?

23 May 2024

Stronger sterling hampering UK feed wheat futures.

23 May 2024

Despite some unease regarding the amount of farming land entered into the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), recent statistics suggest that this should not be a big concern.

21 May 2024

Speculative traders, including investment funds, have been buying grain and oilseed futures, which has likely contributed to the rises in prices over recent weeks and again yesterday.

21 May 2024

Wheat markets have eased back in the past few days on forecasts of rain in the south of Russia and improved prospects elsewhere.

16 May 2024

The USDA predicts stocks held by major exporting countries (Argentina, Australia, Canada, European Union, Russia, and Ukraine) to fall over 2024/25 by 6.9 Mt to 31.7Mt.

16 May 2024

UK wheat imports (including durum wheat) for March totalled 199.0 Kt, meaning this season-to-date (Jul-Mar) imports have reached 1.6 Mt, up 63.0% on the same period last year.

16 May 2024

AHDB’s latest analysis of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) looks at if actions, such as herbal leys or legume fallows, could provide a good economic alternative to break crops.

10 May 2024

Yesterday, AHDB released the latest usage figures for both GB animal feed production and human and industrial consumption up to the end of March.

9 May 2024

Market expectations for what the USDA will predict for global grain end of 2024/25 stocks tomorrow are mixed, while soyabean stocks are expected to rise

26 June 2024

In this final article, we analyse the cost of production (sum of all costs to produce that crop) and net margin (income less all costs, before subsidies) achieved by each nation and consider how we see the UK competing in the future

3 May 2024

The condition scores for GB winter crops at the end of April are higher than at the end of March but still sharply lower than in recent years.

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