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13 July 2021
The first of the AHDB Arable Crop Reports has highlighted the impact of the wet autumn and disrupted winter planting with delayed emergence and poor development.
13 July 2021
Poor weather in France has continued to hinder fieldwork with French farmers still lagging behind in planting winter crops.
25 March 2020
Last week’s UK delivered survey contained our first prices for oilseed rape for harvest 2020. These ranged from £314.50/t to £318.50/t depending on delivery point with Erith priced at £318.50/t.
13 July 2021
While there are some supportive factors for old crop markets, caution is required for the extent to which global markets can lift.
13 July 2021
Oat production peaked at 1,082Kt, the highest levels since the 1970’s, which has raised questions over where this season’s surplus will end up?
13 July 2021
As rain continues to fall across the UK, progress in winter plantings remains hampered. According to the Environment Agency, England received 143% of the long term average rainfall in August-October, making 2019 the third wettest year in the last 20. Furthermore, rainfall in November has totalled 101% of the long term average so far.
13 July 2021
Oilseed rape planting intentions have seen a 23% drop in area, to 406Kha, from last year.
13 July 2021
An early recording of GB planting intentions for the 2020 harvest suggests a sharp fall in winter crops, largely because of the extremely wet weather throughout the autumn planting window.
13 July 2021
The latest International Grains Council (IGC) global supply and demand estimates point toward a continuation of the overall current bearish global grain market sentiment.
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13 July 2021
With the UK domestic market reacting to ongoing adverse weather preventing winter crop planting, it’s important to consider winter planting in major wheat producing nations. This will have a significant impact on global markets.
13 July 2021
With new crop futures now somewhat prevented from gaining further relative to European origins, there are two main risks for new crop pricing for the foreseeable.
13 July 2021
From a price point, the relationship between old crop and new crop prices has stretched, however, the same can’t be said globally.