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Gap between 2023 and 2024 wheat crop prices widens

With wheat prices at their lowest level since October 2020, growers might be reluctant to sell, but values could stay low until after the harvest

Cedric Porter
Business Reporter
clock • 3 min read
Gap between 2023 and 2024 wheat crop prices widens

Growers might be reluctant to sell, but values could stay low until after the harvest period. Last week, average UK ex-farm feed wheat prices were at £182 per tonne, according to the AHDB, which was...

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