Content related to the sectors: cereals-oilseeds

22 October 2020

FARMBENCH: How to handle forage and grazed crops

22 October 2020

FARMBENCH: How to handle contracting income and costs

22 October 2020

FARMBENCH: Identifying the enterprises on your farm

22 October 2020

FARMBENCH: Setting up your Lamb enterprises on Farmbench

22 October 2020

FARMBENCH: Setting up your Youngstock/Beef enterprises on Farmbench

22 September 2020

After the transition period – what happens next?

Implications for trade and producers

21 July 2020

Are further rises in rapeseed price sustainable? Grain Market Daily

Paris rapeseed futures (Nov-20) have shown mixed fortunes of late, with gains made through to the middle of last week minimised by Friday’s close. However, the vegetable oil market has seen some significant support of late, and this could offer short-term support to rapeseed values.

17 July 2020

Lothians Monitor Farm goes digital

Following the success of Lothians Monitor Farm, the former host farmers and facilitators are linking up with AHDB to run an interactive Facebook Live meeting.

17 July 2020

Do futures represent the market? Grain Market Daily

With a small UK crop and an uncertain trading environment post-December, price transparency is more pivotal than ever. Looking at the current carry in the futures market, the spread between Nov-20 and May-21 is just £4.50/t.

16 July 2020

Analyst Insight: Regional wheat deficits could support delivered premiums going into 2020/21

Last week we published the results of the 2020 AHDB planting and variety survey (PVS). Unsurprisingly, estimated wheat areas were down year-on-year across all regions of GB.

16 July 2020

Cereal sites required to target aphid research

Cereal growers can learn about their fields' aphid populations, if they get involved in our research project.

15 July 2020

Where next for sterling, and domestic prices? Grain Market Daily

A key component of yesterday’s support for UK feed wheat was the move lower in the value of sterling against both the euro and the dollar. At a time when domestic grain and oilseed production is uncertain, domestic politics and economics is equally volatile.