Content related to the sectors: cereals-oilseeds

5 June 2023

Arable Market Report - 05 June 2023

Despite tracking global climbs at the end of the week, UK feed wheat futures (Nov-23) were pressured overall last week, down 3% Friday to Friday. New crop futures (Nov-24) were down 1% over the same period.

17 August 2023

Carbon insetting vs carbon offsetting: what you should know

Insetting and offsetting are common phrases associated with carbon markets, but what do they mean, and why is it important you know the difference?

2 June 2023

GB crop prospects looking positive, now to weather watch: Grain market daily

Earlier today, we released our latest GB crop development report, using data as at the week ending Tuesday 30 May.

1 June 2023

How low can rapeseed go? Analyst insight

We’ve talked a lot recently about pressure in rapeseed markets, with a bearish outlook for the future.

2 June 2023

Top marks for AHDB Education as programme brings food and farming to schoolchildren

UK schoolchildren are more aware of where their food comes from and how it is produced thanks to the successful education programme Food - a fact of life (FFL).

1 June 2023

Potential for firm barley exports into the EU next season? Grain market daily

In AHDB’s latest supply and demand estimates released last Thursday, barley exports for the 2022/23 season are pegged at 1.15 Mt, up 50% on the year.

30 May 2023

Sign up now to attend AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds Strategic Farm walks

These open events are an opportunity to see independent research and innovation being put into practice

30 May 2023

Arable Market Report - 30 May 2023

Although wheat supplies look tighter next season, total grain supplies still look heavy, which is bearish for wheat. Many Northern Hemisphere wheat crops are in their key yield-forming stages and until crops are harvested, there remains risk.

30 May 2023

Understanding Defra’s UK total income from farming numbers: Grain market daily

On 25 May, Defra released the 2022 total income from farming in the UK (TIFF) numbers, as well as the total factor productivity of the agricultural industry. The release stated the UK TIFF in 2022 was pegged at £7.9 billion. This is an increase of 16.6% (£1.1 billion) from 2021 mainly due to higher commodity prices boosting output.