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?

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.

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.

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 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.