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Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the middle of the month. Nov-26…
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Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the…
Don’t leave sugar beet open to disease threats
With more high temperatures anticipated, sugar beet growers are being advised not to leave the…
Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the…
Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the…
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Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the middle of the month. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures remain close to £200.00/t. At one…
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Markets hold despite volatility
After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the…
Don’t leave sugar beet open to disease threats
With more high temperatures anticipated, sugar beet growers are being advised not to leave the…
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After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the middle of the month. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures remain close…
With more high temperatures anticipated, sugar beet growers are being advised not to leave the door open for disease threats to take hold. The timing of…
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Markets hold despite volatility
0After a turbulent week, grain markets have held on to the gains made in the middle of the month. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures remain close to £200.00/t. At one point last week, the contract hit £207.00/t but came back down due to profit taking and false reports that Ukraine was discussing ways to protect vessels using its Odesa-region ports for grain exports. According to AHDB analysts, disruption in the Black Sea remains the main market driver as attacks on ports and commercial vessels continue. With both Ukraine and Russia having harvested significant grain volumes, any prolonged or complete halt…