Contents tagged with Grain Market Daily
24 July 2024
Due to ongoing extreme weather, yield forecasts for most crops have been reduced, continuing a trend seen in recent months.
23 July 2024
Earlier this month, GB animal feed production data up to the end of May was published. The data showed that this season to date (Jul-May), total feed production (incl. Integrated Poultry Units (IPU)) was up 1.5% on the year, reaching 12.2 Mt.
19 July 2024
Winter barley yields and quality so far are said to be disappointing in top European producers France and Germany.
18 July 2024
An independent review of assurance schemes has been jointly commissioned by AHDB and the National Farmers' Union, along with NFU Cymru, The Ulster Farmers' Union and NFU Scotland.
17 July 2024
Over the last week prices have generally trended down, largely due to harvest pressure in the northern hemisphere, as well as an increased global wheat supply estimate made by the USDA on Friday.
16 July 2024
Harvest 2025 gross margins show that wheat looks to be the most favourable option for autumn drilling, weather allowing.
12 July 2024
Applications for the expanded offer of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) are due to open on 22 July 2024. We calculated the likely effect on arable farm profit levels of stacking SFI actions over a three-year period.
24 July 2024
The La Niña weather situation often leads to major changes in global weather patterns, affecting grain and oilseed production and so prices.
12 November 2024
Last Friday (05 July), Paris rapeseed futures (Nov-24 and May-25) closed at highs not seen since November 2022.
11 July 2024
Speculative traders are once again hold net-short positions, which can be used to profit from falling prices, across most key grain and oilseed futures markets.
5 July 2024
AHDB’s Planting and Variety survey for harvest 2024 has been published today, estimating a rise in barley and oats areas and a reduction for wheat and oilseed rape (OSR) areas.
4 July 2024
As outlined in yesterday’s Grain market daily, a key driver in global wheat markets continues to be the uncertainty over the size of the Russian wheat crop, and what this means for global supplies.