Established in 2006 by Andrew Dewing, to provide farmers and processors of combinable crops with a locally-based grain merchant with core values that reflect our roots from the co-operative sector.
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Our experienced team offers a range of risk management and trading tools for individuals and businesses involved in the grain market including OTC options, cash settlement, and pool marketing. Each of these tools serves a specific purpose in managing risk and optimising returns.
Andrew Dewing, the independent grain trader, shares his knowledge with a weekly look at the grain markets and issues facing farmers and consumers. Each week Andrew is joined on this popular podcast by colleagues and industry guests.
Built for farmers who trade with Dewing Grain, our free app gives you access to our entire marketplace, keeping you up-to-date with real-time industry data and insights, helping you make more informed business decisions.
Built for farmers who trade with Dewing Grain, our free app gives you access to our entire marketplace, keeping you up-to-date with real-time industry data and insights, helping you make more informed business decisions.
As UK farmers face reduced access to chemical treatments and increasingly volatile weather, issues such as ergot contamination and other admixtures can result in rejections or unmarketable crops.
Our cutting-edge unit is equipped with the Satake Nirami 5 colour sorter, a Marot rotary dressing unit and an aspirator.
To achieve the optimum quality and yield of a crop, it is critical for farmers to cut their crops when they are ready and sell when market conditions are most favourable. Dewing Storage allows you to mitigate the risks associated with weather-related events, market volatility, and sudden changes in demand. This, in turn, offers improved profitability, efficient logistics, and effective risk management.
Pressure continues. London May 2027 closed at £201.00, down 75p and November 2027 fell £1.25 to £190.75 but did not trade. Paris/Matif December lost €1.00 to €223.00, its lowest since mid-July, with the stronger euro failing to help. Wheat and corn front contracts on Euronext closed €1.00 and €1.75 lower respectively. Funds are actively liquidating, and the global geopolitical and macro backdrop is adding to the selling.
Prices remain under pressure from a combination of factors. London May 2027 closed at £200.25, down about 75p, after trading below £200 during the session. November 2027 gained £1.00 to £192.00. Paris/Matif December fell €1.25 to €224.00, its lowest level since mid-July and back to where the market was when Black Sea uncertainty first emerged this summer.
The bear train rolls on. London May 2027 fell £1.00 to £201.00, with a test of £200 now looking likely. November 2027 lost £2.25 to £191.00. Paris/Matif December fell €3.00.
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