Content related to the sectors: cereals-oilseeds

23 January 2026

Use fungicide performance information to battle wheat brown rust

The relative performance of key fungicides against brown rust is revealed by our trials.

16 May 2024

Wheat stock projections add to market nerves: Grain market daily

The USDA predicts stocks held by major exporting countries (Argentina, Australia, Canada, European Union, Russia, and Ukraine) to fall over 2024/25 by 6.9 Mt to 31.7Mt.

23 July 2026

Other crops (descriptive lists)

16 May 2024

UK wheat imports continue at strong pace: Grain market daily

UK wheat imports (including durum wheat) for March totalled 199.0 Kt, meaning this season-to-date (Jul-Mar) imports have reached 1.6 Mt, up 63.0% on the same period last year.

12 August 2026

Winter oilseed rape recommended and candidate lists

Oilseed rape recommended and candidate lists

23 July 2026

Spring oats recommended list

17 August 2026

Winter oats recommended list

Winter oats recommended and candidate lists

16 May 2024

Roadmap for UK agri-food environmental data released

The UK Government’s Food and Data Transparency Partnership has recently released its first policy paper, setting out a roadmap of priorities for the next 12 months.

21 August 2026

Environment Baselining Pilot

A pioneering pilot aiming to assess the environmental impact of farms across Great Britain.

10 March 2025

Levy-funded pilot project to showcase importance of on-farm environmental baselining

We are investing £2.5 million, with the long-term vision to create the opportunity for a nationwide standardised data set across the beef and lamb, cereals and oilseeds, dairy and pork sectors.

26 January 2026

Assessment of young plant resistance to yellow rust in winter wheat (pilot trials)

Findings from the pilot will direct how young plant resistance is measured and reported in the RL.

16 May 2024

Does the SFI provide a good economic alternative to break crops? Grain market daily

AHDB’s latest analysis of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) looks at if actions, such as herbal leys or legume fallows, could provide a good economic alternative to break crops.