Cereals & Oilseeds

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9 June 2026

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30 April 2020

A May 2020 snapshot of the arable market update, covering the coronavirus pandemic consequences

30 April 2020

Ethanol demand shifts have been a major focus of global grain markets, the continued reduction in US ethanol output has resulted in a large decline to maize prices. What has been mentioned less is the impact on UK ethanol production.

30 April 2020

May 2020 snapshot arable market update covering the pandemic consequences

30 April 2020

In unprecedented circumstances, it becomes increasingly important to draw out the implication of coronavirus for the UK market. One of the biggest talking points from a domestic consumer perspective has been the lack of flour on supermarket shelves. It is all too easy to assume that demand for wheat from the human and industrial (H&I) sectors is on the rise.

29 April 2020

Following a run of declines across the oilseed sector, there could be some short-term support for OSR prices on the horizon, stemming from improved crude and vegetable oil prices.

29 April 2020

Rain is forecast across much of Europe in the coming days and the latest European crop monitoring (MARS) report shows how needed it is, especially for spring crops.

28 April 2020

MI Director Phil Bicknell on how coronavirus lockdown is changing shopping habits

24 April 2020

To my mind there are four global weather situations playing out at the moment and a further one that is very much worth keeping an eye on.

23 April 2020

Feed barley markets have felt like they have tracked sideways. But is there pressure to come for the underlying feed market?

16 June 2020

During March, soya meal markets recorded elevated levels of support in the face of coronavirus. Global demand for feed increased, while global availability fell. Countries that had first entered lock-downs experienced large-scale logistical disruptions. Recently, with global soya supply at a high, soya meal prices have since retraced back to pre-March levels. This has provided some respite for the UK livestock industry, which makes use of imports for protein feed sources.