
Beyond benchmarks: how do you find grain prices you can trust?
How do you know if you’re being offered a fair price for your grain? If you can’t be sure, you could be missing out on pounds per tonne, which quickly mounts up to thousands of lost income across your crop.

Tired of chasing the market? Stick to your grain marketing plan
A clear marketing plan doesn’t guarantee you’ll always get the top price, but it does help you protect your bottom line, while taking the emotion out of your grain-selling decisions.

How much more can you make for your grain with Hectare Trading?
We’re committed to helping farmers get the best possible price for their grain. But exactly how much more could you really be earning? We look at three ways to measure the benefit of selling grain through Hectare Trading.

How can mobile trading help your grain marketing?
Mobile trading can’t remove all the risk and uncertainty from grain marketing. But it can give you more visibility and control, wherever you happen to be.

Going global: why it pays to watch international harvests
Global grain markets are a complex web, driven by different harvest schedules around the world. So what are the main international factors that can affect the price of your grain?

Why reliable data matters more than ever in grain marketing
For UK arable farmers, the past five years have brought more than their fair share of uncertainty. Whether you’re selling grain this week or planning for next season, access to reliable, timely information can make all the difference.

Manage your risk by selling little and often
By selling smaller portions of your grain throughout the harvest year, you can manage your risk while keeping the flexibility to respond to market moves.

Grain-selling strategies in a tough market
With prices under pressure, getting the best possible return for your grain is more important than ever. Every extra pound per tonne adds up, especially across hundreds of tonnes.

Selling your new crop on Hectare Trading
Selling grain before you know your exact crop yield and spec might feel like a gamble – but it can actually help lower your overall risk and make it easier to plan ahead with confidence.