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13 February 2024
On 30–31 January 2024, we're holding a national event, providing you with the opportunity to meet up with likeminded farmers and growers as well as international experts, to help you develop and grow your business.
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2 December 2020
Find out about our autumn workshop series which will help you develop your skills as a leader and enhance your ability to develop a stronger, motivated team within your business.
18 September 2023
On 7 – 8 February 2023, we're holding a national event, providing you with the opportunity to meet up with likeminded farmers and growers as well as international experts, to help you develop and grow your business.
28 August 2020
The International grain council (IGC) released their most recent global forecasts for 2020/21 yesterday (27 August).
28 August 2020
Our analyst Charlie Reeve gives a brief update on what’s been happening in cereals and oilseeds markets throughout August.
28 August 2020
Trainee analyst Charlie gives a brief update on what’s been happening in cereals and oilseeds markets throughout August.
27 August 2020
It’ll be no surprise to anyone that we are currently experiencing unprecedented circumstances in terms of wheat production in the UK. It is highly anticipated, as I mentioned last week, that the UK wheat crop will be the smallest since 1982, and potentially lower than that.
13 October 2020
On Tuesday 13 October our expert market analysts will host a live webinar presenting the annual market outlook.
28 August 2020
It’s slightly surprising, and against logical thought, that the price of wheat does not translate directly and proportionately to the price of bread
5 February 2021
How to carry out, analyse and use the results of grain analysis.
25 August 2020
Maize is likely to continue to influence global and so UK wheat prices this week, as more questions are raised over maize crop sizes in the US and Europe.
21 August 2020
The provisional results of Defra’s June 2020 survey show sharp drops in the areas of winter crops in England compared to June 2019.