Monday Market Briefings

Last week saw very heavy buying from the usual International suspects, China and Egypt both bought multiple French cargoes amongst others, helping to drive our markets higher each day right up to Friday.

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Thinking about growing a companion crop with OSR this year?

Here are a few mixtures that might be useful, and the reasons why it might be beneficial for you!

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Heavy selling on all futures exchanges wiped out the sudden £30 rally and brought us back to the lows of the previous week, this still feels like a floor the market will be reluctant to break through but this next week will test that idea.

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With grassland taking up a significant proportion of UK land, it is an important asset to take care of.

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On Tuesday last week, US markets – which had led the recent sell-off – found themselves below the level they were at before the war started. Perhaps that was the trigger for a rebound, which when it came was violent, letting LIFFE

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The US is closed on Monday for Independence Day; the prospect of the three day weekend was a factor in a sharp sell-off late last week with rain in the forecast to possibly improve crops.

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All markets ended a fair bit lower last week. Analysts talked about the weather - they are paid to seek out context and explanations for these moves

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Sideways again last week and with much reduced daily volatility, the northern hemisphere harvest is starting and we know this will be the key to the next market move.

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To save time, we could just copy-and-paste the briefing note from two weeks ago, there is more new crop activity developing

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Our silage trial aims to provide insight into quality, yield, and input usage for the optimal crop.

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