Spanish markets continue to trade lower

With the harvest already widespread in the Spanish cereal areas, the downward trend in prices that has been experienced for a few weeks does not change in the country's main trading desks. Farmers begin to look helplessly at the tablets in the face of a situation that no one knows if it will continue. Even so, the declines are less pronounced. This is how the most important markets have behaved this week: There have been slight drops in cereal in the Aragonese market. They have not been very pronounced, but the trend does not change. Barley and wheat drop by 2 euros, while durum wheat maintains its prices. Triticale drops by 3 euros, and corn by one. A year ago, barley was 30 euros more expensive in this market. Durum wheats with good protein and good specific weight are entering the port, but with doubts about glass due to the latest rainfall. At the León market session held in Santa María del Páramo this week, barley and rapeseed began to be priced at €186/t and €405/t ...