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Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures stand at £202.75/t,…
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Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed…
Defra boosts drought support for farmers
The Government has announced a package of support to help farmers manage the impacts of…
Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed…
Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed…
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Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures stand at £202.75/t, down just £0.25/t on Friday’s close. According to the AHDB,…
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Markets rise further as export disruption continues
Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed…
Defra boosts drought support for farmers
The Government has announced a package of support to help farmers manage the impacts of…
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Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures stand at £202.75/t, down just £0.25/t on Friday’s close.…
The Government has announced a package of support to help farmers manage the impacts of this summer’s extreme dry weather. Heatwaves and below-average rainfall have increased…
Could healthier, more resilient soils increase the value of farmland? That is the question posed by a new report. Regenerative farming adviser Harry Epsom has written…
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Markets rise further as export disruption continues
0Grain prices are broadly unchanged amid ongoing disruptions to Black Sea exports. Nov-26 UK feed wheat futures stand at £202.75/t, down just £0.25/t on Friday’s close. According to the AHDB, various industry sources estimate that Russian grain exports fell 20% year-on-year in July, with steeper year-on-year reductions expected for August (LSEG). Last week, Ukrainian drones struck three Russian grain terminals, resulting in a suspension of operations at Russia’s top wheat exporting port in the Black Sea, Novorossiysk. Russia retaliated with a strike on the port at Izmail. Ukraine’s Ag ministry reported grain exports down 10% year-on-year in the first 14…