Cereals & Oilseeds

18 August 2022

This week we have seen UK feed wheat futures slip, following the sentiment of wider global markets. Improved weather prospects in the US, more exports from Ukraine, an even bigger Russian wheat crop and Chinese demand concerns have all pressured markets.

22 May 2024

An early version of the Local Nature Recovery Scheme will be available for a limited number of farmers and land managers from 2023, with the wider rollout expected at the end of 2024.

17 August 2022

On Friday, the latest HMRC UK trade data was published, giving us a clear outlook on last season’s grain imports and exports. With tight global grain supply and demand, how does the domestic market compare?

16 August 2022

As mentioned in yesterday’s Market Report, on Friday, in its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE), the USDA trimmed global maize production for 2022/23 by 6.3Mt from July's estimate, to 1,179.6Mt. This is on account of smaller EU and US crops, despite larger Ukrainian and Russian crops forecasted month-on-month.

15 August 2022

With hot dry conditions in the US and Europe impacting the quality of maize crops, global grain markets were supported last week.

12 August 2022

This year’s harvest progress is excellent so far, with 63% of the total GB harvest complete, far exceeding the five-year average.

25 March 2025

Today’s grain market daily is a Digital Grain Passport update. This project is facilitated by the AHDB and aims to digitise the current paper passport that is used by growers, hauliers, processors and merchants.

10 August 2022

UK feed wheat futures continue to move sideways this week.

23 January 2026

Find out how an insecticide resistance monitoring project hunts for signs of trouble.

23 August 2022

In collaboration with Harper Adams University, AHDB have undertaken a quantitative impact assessment of how a trade deal between the UK and New Zealand could impact the UK pork sector.

9 August 2022

Last Thursday, the Bank of England (BoE) raised interest rates by 0.5% to 1.75%, the highest level since the start of 2009.

23 August 2022

In collaboration with Harper Adams University, AHDB have undertaken a quantitative impact assessment of how a trade deal between the UK and New Zealand could impact the UK dairy sector.

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