02 Jun 2026
Old crop feed barley is flat with very little trade as attention shifts to new crop, while ongoing heat stress in spring crops is raising yield concerns and keeping farmer selling slow, according to the ADM Agriculture Weekly Market Report published on May 28, 2026.
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Outlook
The report stated that old crop prices are likely to remain rangebound through to the end of the season. New crop values will continue to follow wheat prices until we see greater liquidity on physical trade.
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