Cereals & Oilseeds
6 January 2022
In December we mentioned that dry weather in parts of Brazil and Argentina, caused by the La Niña event, was having an impact on soil moisture. These concerns are growing due to recent weather in Brazil and Argentina, which has in turn been supporting markets.
5 January 2022
Nearby UK feed wheat futures prices are higher than the same time last year. This is on the back of tighter global stock-to-use.
19 January 2022
Join University of Reading research scientist Tom Sizmur and AHDB Strategic Farmer David Miller for an update on recent thinking on cover crops.
6 January 2022
Tight global supply and demand keep prices elevated, despite southern hemisphere harvest progress.
27 January 2022
At the monitor farm James and Michael Parker are changing their system of establishment to no-till.
14 January 2022
This meeting will consider how to work out the costs of owning and operating arable farm machinery and will show you how to do this for your business.
23 December 2021
There’s an uncertain outlook as we approach the halfway point of the 2021/22 marketing season, as COVID and South American weather influence sentiment.
5 January 2022
As always at this time of year, weather will continue to aid sentiment in markets.
21 December 2021
Anne Bhogal, an ADAS soil scientist, explains how a soil health scorecard is being used to assess the impact crop management has on the biological, chemical and physical properties of soil.
21 December 2021
HMRC have released their latest trade data to October. These figures show UK wheat imports (inc. durum) continuing to slow.
20 December 2021
Wheat prices fell in the early part of last week after the flow of bullish news slowed and the rise of the Omicron variant cast uncertainty over demand. However, prices recovered some of the losses at the end of the week.
21 December 2021
Shortlisted finalists for this year's Scottish Arable Farmer of the Year award announced
