Combinables Price Tracker

Renaultman · Mar 12, 2019

Sonoftheheir said:
Must be some news somewhere then?

Might it be something to do with the gain bin collapse in La Grange? link Not sure whether the quantities involved would make a big difference but that's a good boat load by my reckoning.

Sonoftheheir · Mar 12, 2019

That’s a big ole heap

Brisel · Mar 12, 2019

Steakeater said:
Yes, the Yankees thought that Theresa's deal would be voted through and the US could then export wheat to the UK, plus the world would be put at ease that Brexit is over so everyone would come off their anxiety diet and start eating more food thus increasing demand for wheat.

However, now that the deal has been voted down I would expect a sharp reaction to global wheat values in the morning.

For our tiny little net exporting market? Really??

Clive · Mar 12, 2019

I don’t think anyone seriously thought the deal would go through ? Not even Mrs May I suspect !

Baling Hay · Mar 13, 2019

Brisel said:
For our tiny little net exporting market? Really??

Well Chicago is down on the overnights so yes!

Did you not know that East Anglia wheat conditions affects the global wheat markets?

Brisel · Mar 13, 2019

Nothing to do with macroeconomics, politics and S/D elsewhere in the world then? Buy a rumour, sell the fact.

nonemouse · Mar 14, 2019

just to add a real price back to thread, Offered £167 for April feed wheat

Badshot · Mar 14, 2019

nonemouse said:
just to add a real price back to thread, Offered £167 for April feed wheat

Reality at last

down n'dirty · Mar 14, 2019

Just bid £180 for April full spec Group 1

JCfarmer · Mar 14, 2019

Good price, down here £164

DRC · Mar 14, 2019

Feed wheat . Quoted £148 nov 19 today.

chipchap · Mar 14, 2019

silverfox said:
Feed wheat . Quoted £148 nov 19 today.

Perhaps £150+ into the new year is a sell?

DRC · Mar 14, 2019

chipchap said:
Perhaps £150+ into the new year is a sell?

Can’t get very enthusiastic

chipchap · Mar 14, 2019

silverfox said:
Can’t get very enthusiastic

Neither can I.
My experience tells me that farmers never sell on a falling market, not until it is near the bottom.

average farmer · Mar 14, 2019

chipchap said:
Nether can I.
My experience tells me that farmers never sell on a falling market, not until it is near the bottom.

Yep sold 4 loads Tuesday £160 ex April. Hope that’s the bottom still have 15% to price .

Not sold a grain of next harvest

Renaultman · Mar 14, 2019

chipchap said:
Neither can I.
My experience tells me that farmers never sell on a falling market, not until it is near the bottom.

I sold 4 loads of new crop for £170.00 and another 2 at £165 so I did, although I was hoping I wasn't.

chipchap · Mar 14, 2019

Sold nothing since first week of August.

wellingtonfarmer · Mar 14, 2019

chipchap said:
Sold nothing since first week of August.

You sold 100% back then? Lucky bugger!

chipchap · Mar 14, 2019

wellingtonfarmer said:
You sold 100% back then? Lucky bugger!

Not 100%
Started selling at 150, then 170, rest 190s and 200s.
Only moved 1 load so far. All group 1 with premiums on top.
Sold all I dared at the time, but now wish I’d sold more tonnage above my production.

John Slejpner · Mar 14, 2019

wellingtonfarmer said:
You sold 100% back then? Lucky bugger!

Not luck.
The facts were in, and the market (over)reacted.

Combinables Price Tracker

Member

Member

Member

Staff Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

0 %

Up to 25%

25-50%

50-75%

75-100%

100% I’ve had enough of farming!

Share this page