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11 April 2024
Spot prices for nitrogen fertiliser fell in March, according to the latest GB fertiliser prices from AHDB. Imported AN (34.5%) for spot delivery in March averaged £342/t, down from £347/t a month earlier.
3 June 2024
Since the start of the season European crops have been impacted by unfavourable wet weather conditions in key production regions.
9 April 2024
US winter wheat crop condition ratings were stable last night, despite drier weather in key US wheat-growing areas over the past fortnight.
5 April 2024
UK flour millers, including wheat milled for starch and bioethanol production, used more imported wheat in February 2024 in the latest AHDB usage data.
4 April 2024
Black sea crop conditions remain a critical watchpoint, as global prices remain significantly pressured by Russian grain exports and large stocks.
3 April 2024
In recent weeks, the British Standards Institution (BSI) launched its new 'BSI Flex 701 Nature markets – Overarching principles and framework standard'.
26 June 2024
How the UK stacks up internationally in terms of overheads, in particular labour, machinery, and land costs.
26 March 2024
Defra has announced that there will be limits to the amount of land businesses are able to put into the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) scheme.
25 March 2024
UK feed wheat futures recorded stronger price rises than key global grain futures markets yesterday, as sterling weakened against key global currencies.
21 March 2024
Both the May-24 and Nov-24 Paris rapeseed futures contracts closed at their highest prices since late-November yesterday (20 March).
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20 March 2024
AHDB's most recent GB animal feed production figures have been published, including data on cereal usage and feed production up to January.
19 March 2024
The latest UK trade data includes information on the export and import of grain up until the end of January. Perhaps unsurprisingly, due to the poor quality of this season’s domestic cereals, imports this season (2023/24) to date remain firm