Cereals & Oilseeds

26 July 2023

Wheat prices, including UK feed wheat futures, rose sharply after Russian air strikes damaged port infrastructure and destroyed grain storage in Reni on the Danube.

24 July 2023

This week's view of grain and oilseed markets, including a summary of both UK and global activity.

24 July 2023

News this week surrounding Russia quitting the Black Sea Grain Initiative have rattled agricultural commodity markets.

20 July 2023

As is well known, animal feed producers around the world can adjust their use of maize and wheat depending on price competitiveness that season, with one grain substituting another to a certain point.

10 May 2024

With harvest 2023 started for many, knowing your cost of production per tonne by crop type, is a great opportunity to manage risk and form/manage a marketing strategy for your 2023 crops.

20 August 2026

The Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) scheme, launched in summer 2022, rewards farmers for carrying out actions that benefit the environment.

19 July 2023

Yesterday, Russia announced that it was halting its participation in the Black Sea Initiative, or the Ukraine export corridor deal.

17 July 2023

Despite some mid-week losses after the release of the latest USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, concerns over whether the Black Sea Initiative will be renewed, and dry US Midwest weather forecasts pushed prices higher on at the end of last week.

14 July 2023

Yesterday, HMRC released the latest trade data, including volumes exported and imported up to the end of May.

13 July 2023

Futures prices for both wheat and maize fell yesterday after the USDA unexpectedly increased its forecasts for the US wheat and maize crops.

2 December 2024

As custodians of the land, farmers have the potential to store carbon in their vegetation and soils.

12 July 2023

Since our last update fertiliser prices have continue to fall, with 2023 prices gradually coming back down to comparable prices seen in 2021, albeit still historically higher though.

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