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Selling and Buying Grains - Price and Purchase

Publication date: 05.06.2026

• 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, grain prices for June 2026 vary depending on crop type and delivery details. Recent reports show feed wheat nearing £194.50 per tonne for June 2026 delivery in East Anglia, while July 2026 feed wheat futures trade around £179.75 per tonne. More generally, farmgate prices for June 2026 indicate feed wheat at about £290 per tonne and feed barley close to £280 per tonne, though these can differ regionally.

Breaking down prices by type:

• feed wheat: £194.50/tonne spot in East Anglia,
• feed wheat futures: £179.75/tonne for July 2026,
• feed barley: around £280/tonne indicative price,
• feed wheat guide price: approximately £290/tonne indicative.

These prices reflect recent UK data and vary due to delivery timing, location, grain quality, and whether figures come from futures contracts or ex-farm guides.

I sell grains

For UK farmers and suppliers, selling grains offers many opportunities to reach buyers efficiently. As demand for quality cereals and pulses grows, presenting clear, appealing offers is essential. Typical listings include:

• "top-grade wheat ready for immediate delivery, harvested in 2026 with excellent moisture levels, bulk orders welcome,"
• "organic barley grown locally, perfect for brewing or feed, competitively priced,"
• "large quantities of yellow maize from the latest harvest, ideal for livestock feed, price negotiable on bulk purchases."

Providing essential details grabs buyers' attention. Whether selling wheat, barley, oats, or maize, regularly updating listings during the June 2026 season can increase sales success across the UK.

I buy grains

Buying grains in the UK is especially active during the harvest period in late summer and early autumn. Farmers and suppliers advertise wheat, barley, oats, and rye. Common ads might read: "quality wheat available for immediate purchase, freshly harvested and moisture-tested," or "barley from a trusted farm, ideal for feed or malting, bulk orders encouraged." Another typical listing could be: "organic oats for sale, UK-grown, with certification available on request."

These posts connect buyers directly with sellers, promoting transparency and competitive pricing. Monitoring offers helps find attractive deals in the UK grain market.

Purchase of grains

As of June 5, 2026, UK grain prices shifted due to various global factors. November 2026 feed wheat futures settled at £186.75 per tonne, down £3.50 from the previous week-a decline linked to improved weather forecasts, ongoing harvest progress, and lower crude oil prices.

On the MATIF exchange, September 2026 milling wheat contracts stood at €215 per tonne, while December 2026 contracts rose slightly to €223.50 per tonne. These reflect a mild price dip after a May rally.

The rapeseed market saw an upward adjustment with August 2026 contracts at €526.50 per tonne and November 2026 at €529.75 per tonne, driven by weather-related concerns impacting global oilseed production.

The UK grain market remains dynamic, influenced by weather, harvest status, and global economic factors.

Where can you buy grains?

In the UK, grains are available through various channels such as local markets, agricultural suppliers, and digital platforms. A notable option is Agro-Market24, an international agricultural exchange connecting buyers and sellers worldwide, offering competitive prices with a wide selection.

For UK buyers, Agro-Market24 provides a straightforward way to source grain directly from producers and traders, ensuring transparency and diverse options in the fast-moving June 2026 market.

Where can you sell grains?

UK farmers and traders have multiple avenues to sell grains. Traditional local grain markets and co-operative buying groups remain popular for direct transactions. Regional agricultural fairs and auctions also provide platforms to meet potential buyers.

For broader reach and better prices, international agricultural exchanges like Agro-Market24 offer excellent alternatives. This platform enables producers to list products and connect with buyers across Europe and beyond.

Using these online platforms can help sellers achieve higher prices and streamline the sales process in today’s interconnected agricultural market.