175: 2020 Harvest and Market Outlook

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175: 2020 Harvest and Market Outlook

Written by AHDB

In this special edition agri-market podcast, we invite the AHDB Market Intelligence team to review the results from the Spring Planting Variety Survey. This annual survey provides estimates for the planted area in Great Britain ahead of harvest this year.

We look at the headline results from the years’ survey then analyse what this means for main arable crop sectors.

Wheat

We look at the regional figures on wheat planting and discuss the impact on production potential and markets.

Barley

To compensate for the challenges in winter cropping this season, many growers switched to spring barley. Thinking about exports, we discuss what this means for global trade.

Oilseed rape

The survey shows a much smaller planted area for oilseed rape this year. We breakdown the results by region and talk about the impact of a sub 1Mt crop on UK markets.

2020/21 outlook

We round off the episode by discussing the outlook for the rest of the season, both at UK and global level.

With thanks to:

  • John Bates, AHDB Senior Media & PR Manager
  • David Eudall, AHDB Head of Market Specialists – Arable
  • Vikki Campbell, AHDB Senior Market Specialist Manager – Arable
  • Anthony Speight, AHDB Analyst - Arable
To find the results from this years’ survey visit: https://ahdb.org.uk/planting-variety-survey

If you’re a cereals and oilseeds grower check out our webinar on Grain Marketing available at: https://ahdb.org.uk/cerealswebinars

For market information on cereals visit: https://ahdb.org.uk/cereals-oilseeds-markets

If you grow potatoes, you can watch our latest webinar on Potato Market and Marketing in which AHDB analyst Alice Bailey discusses the latest figures showing the potato planted area in the UK. Visit: https://ahdb.org.uk/potatoes-events-archive

For market information on potatoes visit: https://ahdb.org.uk/potato/potato-markets

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