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Cereals & Oilseeds
2 March 2021
From fluctuating BYDV levels in aphid populations to the impact of the ‘Beast from the East 2’, many factors influence crop disease risk.
13 July 2021
A tight UK wheat balance is expected for this season, according to latest AHDB estimates. The news of E10 bioethanol blend and the reopening of Vivergo could add demand late this year and support domestic prices.
24 April 2024
In this week’s blog, International Market Development Director Dr Phil Hadley reflects on the launch of the Government’s ‘Open Doors’ food and drink exports campaign, what it will mean for the UK agri-food sector and how a collaborative approach will pay dividends for our producers and processors on the global stage.
13 July 2021
New crop UK feed wheat futures are now pricing to limit exports in the 2021/22 season. This is because UK supply and demand could be tight again next season, unless we get bumper yields.
25 March 2025
A glossary of terms relating to carbon and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions
10 July 2024
Carbon has become shorthand for greenhouse gases – a range of natural gases and particles – mostly water vapour and carbon dioxide, including dust.
26 February 2021
New webinar series designed to bring levy payers an essential guide to carbon and carbon footprinting
28 July 2021
Today, the government announced E10 fuel is to be available at petrol stations by September this year, as part of the governments aim to meet net zero emissions by 2050.
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23 January 2026
Paul Gosling looks at how to make the best choice for your rotation.
24 February 2021
Would you be interested in sharing your experiences and views on integrated pest management (IPM) strategies to help develop an informative regional report?
25 February 2021
YEN Wheat Quality Award winner for harvest 2020 was announced as Simon Budden of Netherley Farm Partnership in Hampshire
13 July 2021
The latest AHDB UK Cereal Supply and Demand Estimates have been published today. The estimates are based on data through to December and industry discussions. The balance sheet shows the deficit from November removed, with a surplus of 73Kt before exports are taken into account. Through to December the UK had exported 116.7Kt of wheat; adding this figure into the balance sheet leaves a 43.7Kt deficit.