Agricultural prices in Lithuania
Official purchase prices paid to Lithuanian producers for grain, pulses, oilseeds, cattle and raw milk. The State Enterprise Agricultural Data Centre (ŽŪDC) publishes grain and oilseed prices monthly and cattle prices weekly; every figure is shown with the period it belongs to.
Each card shows the latest price, its period and the change against the immediately preceding period. When ŽŪDC published nothing for that preceding period, no change is shown - a gap is never presented as a one-period move.
FERMOS.LT database updated 13 November 2026
Prices by product
Grain (all)
Cereals, total
210.13 €/t
September 2026
▲ +9.0%
Wheat
Wheat, all classes
215.18 €/t
September 2026
▲ +8.5%
Barley
Barley, all classes
193.48 €/t
September 2026
▲ +9.9%
Rye
Rye, all classes
139.14 €/t
September 2026
▲ +1.4%
Oats
Oats
122.27 €/t
September 2026
▲ +6.7%
Triticale
Triticale
175.82 €/t
September 2026
▲ +5.4%
Rapeseed
Rapeseed, total
519.96 €/t
September 2026
▲ +3.8%
Peas
Peas
194.05 €/t
September 2026
▲ +2.9%
Field beans
Field beans
220.76 €/t
September 2026
▲ +4.4%
Buckwheat
Buckwheat
379.38 €/t
September 2026
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Maize
Maize
247.33 €/t
September 2026
▼ -0.4%
Cattle
Cattle, all categories (ŽŪDC summary)
472.56 €/100 kg
week of 2 Nov 2026
▲ +1.6%
Raw milk
National average, base-indicator price
291.03 €/t
August 2026
▲ +0.5%
Grain, pulses and oilseeds in euro per tonne; cattle in euro per 100 kg carcass weight (SEUROP); milk in euro per tonne at base fat and protein content, which is lower than the natural-fat price ŽŪDC quotes in its monthly market review.
Price analysis
Raw milk prices by dairy
What each Lithuanian dairy paid for raw milk in August 2026 (43 buyers ranked), and prices by daily delivery volume.
Cattle category price spreadYoung bulls (A), bulls (B), cows (D) and heifers (E) compared week by week.Wheat quality premiumHow much more milling wheat (Extra, I) fetches than feed wheat (III, IV).Source and method
Grain, pulse and oilseed prices come from ŽŪDC's monthly purchase summaries; cattle prices from its weekly carcass price summary under the EU SEUROP classification. Published by the State Enterprise Agricultural Data Centre (ŽŪDC) on the Lithuanian open data portal get.data.gov.lt; FERMOS.LT imports the figures automatically and shows them unchanged. These are reported average farm-gate purchase prices paid to producers, not exchange quotes (such as Euronext/MATIF futures) and not a buyer's offer today; an individual deal may differ by quality, volume and contract terms.
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