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AHDB Reports Yield Drops and Price Pressure in European Barley Farming

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The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board reported that yields were 17 per cent below the five-year mean in parts of Europe, following a hot summer that affected the East Coast barley belt. Due to low returns, farmers have reduced plantings, and the price gap between malting and feed barley has shrunk significantly. Additionally, distillers have cut production because of bulging warehouses, leading to a drop in malt demand.

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The combination of low yields and reduced malting barley prices is placing financial pressure on arable farmers who are already dealing with high input costs. This supply shock challenges the viability of growing malting barley in certain areas.

The UK food system is struggling with food security due to its reliance on imports from Europe, amidst the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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