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Chicken eggs

Analysis Poultry

Prices are falling, but table eggs in particular remain expensive.

The egg market is still quite tight. Prices are falling sharply, but this is mainly the result of the high starting point. The market remains tight, particularly for table eggs. However, the industry is better able to absorb the shortage. Read more about the changing dynamics in the egg market.
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Mildew in a greenhouse rose

Brought to you by Bayer Crop Science

Downy mildew or powdery mildew? The difference determines your strategy.

Powdery mildew remains a persistent spoiler in many crops, both outdoors and under glass. However, anyone who approaches 'powdery mildew' as a single disease quickly finds themselves playing catch-up in practice. Downy mildew and powdery mildew sound similar in name, but differ significantly in biology, timing of infection, and treatment. Especially now that room for maneuver is becoming smaller, you must first determine whether you are dealing with downy or powdery mildew, and *only* choose the strategy.
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Market update Onions

Onion prices rebound and drop just as quickly.

The onion market is showing a brief rebound driven by demand from Brazil, but trade is quickly slowing down and price pressure is returning. Quality and supply are causing significant spread. Presenter Niels van der Boom and market analyst John Ramaker bring you up to date on price developments in the onion market.
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Machine harvesting sugar cane on a plantation

Analysis Sugar

Sugar navigates between abundant supply and expensive oil

Navigating the sugar market is a delicate balancing act. On the one hand, signals of a larger global supply are putting pressure on prices, primarily due to higher production forecasts in India and a reasonably good harvest in Brazil. On the other hand, oil prices and associated geopolitical unrest are providing support. As a result, the market remains volatile, and the direction is far from crystallized.
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pressed pulp

News Feed

Small price increase for beet pulp

The price of beet pulp has risen slightly compared to last year, supplier Duynie Feed announced today. The price of Cigarant, on the other hand, is lower. Read more about this year's prices here.
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Wheat harvest in the field, with the ripe wheat being harvested.

News Grains & Commodities

World market for wheat responds to higher costs

Higher costs for fertilizer and fuel are putting pressure on the wheat market, while the production forecast is slightly lowered. Uncertainty surrounding planting and yields is growing. Read more about global wheat production.
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Headquarters of Numidia, a dairy raw materials company

News milk

Dairy trader Numidia reports recovery for 2025

Dairy trader Numidia performed better in 2025 than in 2024. At that time, the company posted a loss for the first time in its history; a recovery took place last year. Read more about the company's results.
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Boerenbusiness Crop tour 2024

Analysis Potatoes

The search for good innovators leads to price differences

Demand for Innovator potatoes is picking up slightly due to the replacement of lower-quality batches, while the industry is taking a wait-and-see approach. This is resulting in a wide price range and limited trade. Read more about pricing for Innovators.
Friday 18:00 PM
drought irrigation

Weather update Robert deVries

Slightly smaller precipitation deficit, but it is still quite dry

April was extremely dry and sunny and has made it into the top 3 driest April months since records began. On average, the precipitation deficit has eased somewhat, but according to BoerenbusinessWeather forecaster Robert de Vries says it is actually quite dry overall. He goes on to discuss whether May still has extreme weather in store and also looks ahead to June, when the meteorological summer begins.
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Prime Minister Rob Jetten with Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal

Background Nitrogen mood

A ritual PAS notifier dance for every cabinet

The new Jetten cabinet has also resolved to take charge of the legalization of the thousands of agricultural PAS notifiers. To this end, an online consultation is currently underway, where stakeholders can already respond to the proposed measures. The aim is to give a new impetus to the solution of the long-standing problem, but it has many characteristics of a ritual dance. 
Friday 17:10 PM
onions

Analysis Onions

Insufficient demand for onions for better pricing

The onion market remains under pressure due to declining exports and weak demand. Prices are barely moving, while the supply of good batches is creating tension in the trade. Read more about sales and price formation in the onion market.
Friday 15:00 PM
Rows of potatoes in a field

Brought to you by BASF

Controlling the virus is about eliminating risks

Virus control is undoubtedly the greatest challenge in seed potato cultivation. For an effective approach, it is essential to limit the risks of contamination and spread as much as possible. Bert Westhoff discusses the key factors here. “The first sources are likely in your own field.”
Friday 13:00 PM
Wheat field in ear

Analysis Grains & Commodities

Wheat is looking better in France than last year.

It is on the dry side, but the growing season in Western Europe is not unfavorable for cereals. This is evident from the new figures from France regarding the condition of wheat and barley there. In the US, drought is a bigger problem. Frost has now also set in on the southern prairies. Nevertheless, the weather premium for wheat on the CBoT is being slightly reduced. Read more about the wheat market and weather premium.
Friday 12:55 PM
inject slurry

Analysis Manure

Not phosphate but nitrogen puts the brakes on the manure market

Most crops are in the ground, and this is noticeable on the manure market. Contractors can keep busy spreading manure on grass after the first cut, but this is primarily manure from the livestock farmer themselves. Read more about nitrogen capacity on the manure market.
Friday 11:50 PM
Cans of sweetened dairy products on the conveyor belt at Hochwald Foods

News Dutch Milk price calculator

Hochwald raises April milk price, but in moderation

Hochwald Foods in Bolsward has raised the milk price for April, just like the majority of Dutch processors. Read how the current milk price compares to that of the other processors in the Boerenbusiness Milk price comparator.
Friday 10:00 PM
Cows grazing on grassland, Australian dairy farm

News Milk

Substantial increase in milk in Oceania at the end of the season

Milk production in Oceania has started 2026 strongly. New Zealand recorded record production in March, helped by favorable weather conditions. Australia also showed growth again, although the recovery there remains limited. Read more about milk production in Oceania here.
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