Cereals & Oilseeds

29 November 2021

Early Bird Survey, data we can trust: Grain Market Daily The Early Bird Survey (EBS), released last Friday, showed wheat, winter barley & oilseed rape areas could increase for harvest 2022.

13 December 2021

Join Kim Stafford, Director, U&I Work, and Sarah Hurford, Business Content Manager at AHDB, for a webinar to discuss long-term planning and goal setting for your business, looking at the costs of putting things off and not dealing with time stealers.

13 January 2022

Amandeep Kaur Purewal explores the politics and opportunities around any future deal with India

22 November 2021

Wheat markets continue to strengthen on the back of tight global supply. UK futures set all time records with the May-22 contract closing Friday at £233.50/t.

7 September 2022

Accounting for fertiliser and grain/oilseed prices, it calculates the adjustment in the amount of nitrogen to apply to cereals and/or oilseeds crops.

19 November 2021

Today sees the release of the AHDB Early Bird Survey for Plantings and Planting Intentions. This provides the first look at the area planted in the UK for major cereals and oilseeds crops.

13 December 2021

Update to equip agronomists and advisors to help improve phosphorus management on farms in Herefordshire and surrounding areas.

18 November 2021

Ex-farm feed wheat prices in the North East of England and Scotland are historically high, compared to UK futures prices. The relationship between ex-farm feed wheat prices and UK feed wheat futures is known as the basis.

17 November 2021

Our recent webinar explored how to exploit organic materials to keep a lid on the crop-nutrition bill.

29 November 2021

Recent support within oilseeds markets is due to a variety of reasons spanning from soyameal demand to US export demand, as well as the liquid (oil) market.

18 January 2022

During the first lockdown we saw a baking boom. With the return to a more normal way of life home baking and pre-packed flour sales have declined over the last year.

16 November 2021

Recent dry weather seems to have boosted US 2021/22 harvest progress as explained above. However, for new crop US winter wheat, dry weather may remain a watch point for new season supply.

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