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Get ahead with fertiliser orders, advise traders - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Farmers are being advised to order their fertiliser early this year, to ensure sufficient supplies for the spring application window. The Farming Fertiliser Stakeholder Group, which comprises a range of farming unions and organisations, has issued a statement urging producers not to leave their orders to the last minute. See also: Find all our Markets content in one place “Due to geopolitical issues, the fertiliser market has been disrupted this year,” it said. “The issue is not simply whether f
Export potential lifts pig market outlook - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Market prospects have brightened for pig producers, with stronger German prices supporting confidence and Danish welfare and environmental reforms potentially creating new export opportunities for the UK. In the week to 15 August, the GB Standard Pig Price increased by 1.25p/kg, to 179.51p/kg, as slaughterings fell by 1,500 head to 163,900. However, that was still 11,800 head up on the year, with prices down 28.25p/kg. And in the week to 22 August, the SPP eased back again to 178.39p/kg. See als
Wheat prices stable despite supply challenges - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Wheat and barley prices remain volatile, driven by political developments in the Middle East and profit-taking in futures markets – but fundamental tightness remains. Ex-farm feed wheat ended the week to 5 August marginally firmer at about £187/t, while milling premiums narrowed from an average of £16.50 to just under £11/t as quality remains high. See also: Find all our market information in one place The ongoing drought across Europe has led the EU Commission to downgrade its total grain produ
Red diesel prices climb after Trump renews Gulf hostilities - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Fresh hostilities in the Gulf have sent crude oil prices back up to four-week highs, with the number of tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz reportedly falling to two-month lows. As of Wednesday (15 July), West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil had breached $80/barrel, up from below $72 on 11 July. See also: Find all our market reports and prices in one place Red diesel values consequently increased from a UK average of 81.48p/litre to 91.57p/litre in the week to 15 July, and the longer
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