Cereals & Oilseeds

27 October 2022

This webinar looks at the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on consumer attitudes towards the industry

27 October 2022

With Northern Hemisphere wheat harvest all but complete, attention has started to turn to Southern Hemisphere output

26 October 2022

This week, bearish market news such as rains in the US, and optimism that the Black Sea grain corridor will continue beyond the end-November is pressuring markets.

25 October 2022

Yesterday’s release of the EU’s monthly crop monitoring report saw the outlook for certain summer crops (maize, sunflowers and soyabeans) worsen further

28 March 2023

On Monday 5th September Defra announced the successful projects that will receive funding through the Landscape Recovery scheme. The 22 projects are across England and aim to restore rivers, and protect species and habitats. T

25 October 2022

Global grains overall felt some pressure last week. The Ukrainian export corridor continued to be the key factor driving global grain markets, as well as US dollar movement and continued recessionary concerns which could have impacts on demand.

28 August 2024

Argentina is an important global producer of maize, exporting 37.5Mt of maize in 2021/22 which accounted for 18.5% of global maize exports.

14 November 2022

Derek Carless, Head of Farm Economics at AHDB, takes us through some of the frequently asked questions and how you can feed back your thoughts on going digital.

20 October 2022

Earlier today, AHDB published the 2022/23 Early Balance Sheets for wheat and barley, which give a first look at supply and demand for the season ahead.

20 March 2025

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19 October 2022

On Friday, the National Drought Group met to discuss drought conditions across England. The meeting found that average rainfall levels over winter, will not be sufficient to avoid drought or drought conditions next year.

18 October 2022

With the war in Ukraine adding uncertainty around global supply and volatility to markets, weather in other key grain producing regions, such as the US, becomes even more important than ever.

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