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Cereals & Oilseeds
23 February 2022
Join us for the annual United Oilseeds & AHDB Joint seminar where we will bring you all the latest and up to date research
10 January 2022
The two key grain markets moved in opposite directions last week. From Friday-to-Friday, Chicago maize futures (May-22) gained $5.02/t to close at $239.27/t.
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10 January 2022
Does varietial resistance to BYDV translate to measurable differences in cereal yields or is it just a gimmick?
1 February 2022
AHDB’s recent trust and transparency research conducted by Blue Marble in August 2021, found that the environment is important to 48% of consumers when choosing food.
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7 March 2025
Discover how the RL’s focus over the next five years will maintain delivery of independent information to support the variety selection process.
7 January 2022
With the introduction of mandated E10 fuel in the UK since last September and the expected re-opening of the Vivergo bio-ethanol plant at the start of 2022, we need to consider the implications on regional wheat prices in the North East.
6 January 2022
Blog with analyst Jess Corsair looking at the new environmental schemes announced at OFC
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.
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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.