Cereals & Oilseeds

30 June 2023

In May total GB animal feed and integrated poultry unit (IPU) feed production was only 0.5% below May 2022 at 992 Kt due to higher ruminant feed output.

28 June 2023

Last week, Defra announced that the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) 2023 will be launched in August. The SFI scheme has been updated to provide farmers with more flexibility and make the process more streamlined.

27 June 2023

With harvest 2023 fast approaching, inputs into 2024 harvest are starting to be procured and planting intentions finalised.

11 December 2025

Strategic Cereal Farm East 2

26 June 2023

Potential for tight world wheat supply and demand is driving markets and uncertainty over access to Black Sea grain is once again in focus.

23 June 2023

There’s a good link between US crop conditions at silking (maize’s reproductive phase) and how the final yield compares to the long-term yield trend.

22 June 2023

Chicago soyabean futures (Nov-23) have seen consecutive daily gains since close on Friday 9 June. The contract has gained a total of 14% ($61.72/t) over this period, to yesterday’s close at $505.91/t. This is the highest point since 6 March. Last week especially, we saw the support from soyabean markets lead to rapeseed market gains too.

20 March 2025

Jason Pole reflects on 50 years of the Nutrient Management Guide (RB209).

21 June 2023

Dry weather concerns across the globe and continued worries on whether the Black Sea Initiative (Ukrainian export corridor) will be extended. This is building some uncertainty into new season grain supply, supporting price levels.

6 July 2023

Defra have announced that the Sustainable Farming Incentive 2023 will be launched in August

23 January 2026

Putting a scientific spin on regen farming set to pay dividends at Strategic Cereal Farm Scotland

20 June 2023

With inflation still historically high, interest rates are still on the rise. The market is pricing in further interest rate hikes in 2023, with some predicting that the Bank of England base rate could rise to 5.4% by the end of 2023, before slowly falling over the next five-years.

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