Arable price data
October 2026
Indicative prices for a selection of organic arable products courtesy of Saxon Agriculture, updated October 2026. Please visit the Saxon Agriculture website for more information.
Please note, prices serve as a guide only and are subject to change. Actual prices will depend on location, volume, availability, quality and supply. In the current world situation, it is particularly difficult to give accurate price indications. Current indicative values for November/December collection can be found below.
£ / Tonne | |
Wheat (feed) | £302 |
Wheat (milling) | £POA |
Barley (feed) | £270 |
Barley (malting) | £305 |
Oats (feed) | £POA |
Oats (milling) | £355 |
Beans (feed) | £420 |
Market Report
Courtesy of Simon Tubbs, Saxon Agriculture.
Organic arable values have generally been stable recently, the main challenge being to find buyers for nearby positions and wider liquidity in the market.
Conventional markets have moved a little higher post harvest, but there is still concern that pent up grain supply from the Black Sea is bearish to future price direction.
Freight rates remain extremely volatile as one would imagine which is another feature in pricing.
Some organic cereals, particularly barley and feed grade oats, are difficult to place, the main avenue being into retail buyers since the mainstream feed compounders have reduced their raw material requirement range over the last couple of seasons.
Milling oat premiums are good, and any satisfactory milling wheat should be sought after.
Our advice is unchanged, keep close to your buyer(s) and get samples into them.