Year’s worth of British bread lost since 2020 amid extreme weather – analysis - Experts warned that the wheat deficit could ...

Milling wheat premiums have felt the squeeze in recent weeks, reflecting this year’s better quality harvest and improved ...

Expectations are that a greater proportion of the UK wheat crop will meet the typical breadmaking wheat specification for ...

England has seen its second worst harvest on record, according to an analysis of Government figures. Farmers have been ...

UK told to move fast to develop drought-tolerant wheat or risk jeopardising food supply as climate change drives harsher ...

Domestic wheat markets have shown little momentum during October, with prices still bearish despite both Defra and the AHDB ...

England has suffered its second worst harvest on record after a year of heatwaves and drought, according to ECIU analysis of Defra figures.

The Department of Environment, Food and and Rural Affairs (Defra) has published the initial grain and oilseed harvest estimates for England ...

Warm autumn weather helps crops and spirits, but UK farmers face pressure from falling grain prices and rising fertiliser costs.

Britain loses millions of tonnes of wheat as extreme weather hits crops, pushing reliance on imports and threatening future harvests.

Despite a disastrous harvest, wheat prices continue to fall while food inflation soars—raising urgent questions about the ...