grain markets

In 2025, Russia feed production is expected to exceed 40 million tonnes. Photo: Henk Riswick

01-11 | Article

Russian feed industry navigates troubled waters

BRICS: An acronym for the economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. And it has come along way since the group’s first summit in 2009. Canva

28-10 | News

BRICS gets one step closer to establishing grain exchange

The total wheat yield is the smallest since 2020, when sowing was also greatly hampered by bad weather. Photo: Canva

25-10 | Analysis

Grain harvest in England shows a mixed picture

The climate situation may soon be reflected in feed prices in Russia, the National Feed Union (NFU) reported. Photo: Canva

17-10 | News

Drought puts Russian grain and feed production in imperil

Harvesting of winter barley is all but complete with the average reported winter barley yield just 6.3t/ha – down 11% on the 5-year average. Photo: Canva

20-08 | News

UK wheat, barley and oil seed rape yields lower than 5 year average

Amid shrinking opportunities on the global market, Russian grain is putting extraordinary pressure on the Kazakhstan market, Amir Butirkhanov, a Kazakh agricultural trader, told a local news outlet APK Novosti. Photo: Canva

19-08 | News

Kazakhstan traders demand full ban on Russian agricultural imports

The reason for this dramatic low wheat production is 2-fold: a historic low yield per hectare in combination with a much smaller area than in previous years. Photo: Canva

14-08 | News

France expects lowest wheat harvest in almost 40 years

The Al Ahdath Al Maghribia publication has warned that an increasing number of households are now worried about their regular food consumption, as the population's purchasing power remains constrained. Photo: Canva

08-08 | News

Soaring feed prices fuels Moroccan food inflation

The Paris futures market fell slightly on July 30 to €222.75 per tonne of wheat for December. Photo: Canva

01-08 | Analysis

European grain markets: Little wheat, low prices

Competition between grain exporters already lowers the price grain farmers get for selling their products. A looming state monopoly will make the issue even worse. Photo: Canva

01-08 | News

Looming state monopoly to hurt Russian grain exports