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Selling and Buying Grains - Price and Purchase

Publication date: 04.08.2026

• Price of Grains - How Much Do They Cost?
• I sell grains
• I buy grains
• Purchase of grains
• Where can you buy grains?
• Where can you sell grains?

Price of Grains - How Much Do They Cost?

In the UK, feed wheat is trading around £196.50 per tonne on the November 2026 futures contract. Spot prices from early August 2026 show about £196.00 per tonne in East Anglia, £201.00 per tonne for November delivery in the same region, and £211.50 per tonne delivered to Yorkshire. Meanwhile, feed barley is priced slightly lower; AHDB reports a spot value near £203.50 per tonne with November 2026 forward contracts around £205.00 per tonne. For rapeseed, recent UK deliveries are approximately £445.00 per tonne for the 2026 harvest and rise slightly to about £456.50 per tonne for November delivery.

Grain prices in August 2026 vary significantly based on location, quality, and timing. Feed wheat trades near £196.50 per tonne on the November contract, feed barley hovers around £203.50 per tonne spot, and rapeseed maintains a higher value, commanding between £445 and £456.50 per tonne, highlighting the premium placed on oilseeds compared to cereals.

I sell grains

I provide a range of grains including wheat, barley, and oats to farmers and food producers throughout the UK. Sourced from reliable growers, these grains meet strict standards for both animal feed and food processing. Whether you're after large volumes or smaller quantities, we offer flexible delivery options to suit your needs.

• top-quality wheat available right now, freshly harvested this season-ideal for baking and milling, we prefer bulk orders,
• certified organic barley sold in 20-ton batches, perfect for brewing or livestock feed,
• recently harvested oats suitable for porridge and feedstock, with prices open for negotiation.

This selection offers a glimpse of available options if you’re looking to buy or sell grains, without sharing personal contact details.

I buy grains

The UK grain market remains vibrant, offering ample opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Around harvest time, farmers and suppliers often have surplus wheat, barley, and oats to sell. Buyers frequently post ads seeking quality grains for milling, feed, or brewing purposes.

Examples of typical requests include:

• seeking 50 tons of feed-grade barley, delivery preferred by September 2026,
• looking for bulk wheat, minimum 100 tons, any quality grade, with prompt payment guaranteed.

Such postings help connect sellers and buyers efficiently during the busy season.

Purchase of grains

By August 2026, UK grain prices have shifted due to various market influences:

• feed wheat futures for November 2026 stand at £199.50 per tonne, down slightly by £0.25,
• milling wheat futures for September 2026 are at €228.25 per tonne, reflecting a €4.50 decrease,
• rapeseed futures for August dropped €7.00 to €508.75 per tonne,
• corn futures for the same month fell €3.00, trading at €256.50 per tonne.

These fluctuations reflect global supply dynamics, currency changes, and geopolitical developments impacting trade flows. For example, the recent ceasefire between the US and Iran has influenced commodity prices worldwide, including grains. Additionally, the euro’s decline against the US dollar has affected European grain market values, illustrating the impact of international events and economic forces on domestic prices.

Where can you buy grains?

In the UK, grains are available through local markets, specialized agricultural suppliers, and increasingly via international trading platforms. A key resource is the Agro-Market24 international agricultural exchange, which connects buyers and sellers globally and offers a wide selection of grains. It provides transparent pricing and easy access to worldwide supplies, making it a valuable option for UK buyers seeking competitive deals in August 2026.

Whether you are a farmer, distributor, or food manufacturer, using these marketplaces can streamline purchasing and ensure consistent access to quality grains year-round.

Where can you sell grains?

UK farmers and grain producers have multiple selling options. Traditional local markets and direct sales to food processors remain popular, but online platforms are growing in importance.

One prominent choice is Agro-Market24, an international agricultural exchange linking sellers and buyers worldwide. Offering competitive pricing and transparent trading, it enables UK producers to reach broader markets and enhance sales strategies during the busy August 2026 harvest season.