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JCfarmer

JCfarmer

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Mixed Farmer
Location
warks
Renaultman said:
I would transfer it to another store and get the main store cleaned I have some NC Sept contracts it could go on, obviously this will only work for me if NC goes up which is anyone's guess at the moment. It's our local chemical supplier's open day tomorrow and I will be picking a few peoples' brains there.
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The only thing they will know is the chemical price will keep going up!
 
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Wombat

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BASIS
Location
East yorks
yellow belly said:
Weather
Too wet in some places
Too dry others
Too hot others
Some place both

Was it over sold with profit taking
Consumers and farmers standing back ?

Longer term rises always take breath dip then rise again

In eastern england we are in an unknown yield situation all previous June’s with more than 100mm of rain have given lower yielding crops with low quality this June 140mm so far
We are most likely to have a later start to harvest for feed wheat
If it turns out later a tight early August market will give good spot movement price premium
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Biggest issue is sun, we have had less sun in the first 17 days of June than we had in the first 17days of April despite the days being much longer
 
PSQ

PSQ

Member
Arable Farmer
USDA weekly crop condition report just out.
https://release.nass.usda.gov/reports/prog2519.txt
And the verdict:
All the reports of flooding and slow emergence due to the cold weather, the utterly dire state of the corn crop needing wide spread replanting - well, it was just a bit like when Bobby Ewing returned to Dallas, "it was all just a bad dream".
Apparently the disastrous flooding didn't happen, and everything is rosy in the garden :whistle:
The USDA rate the corn crop is 91% "fair to excellent", compared to last years 96% for the same week :banghead:

Next week: "who shot JR".
 
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FarmerBruce

Member
Location
Yorkshire
PSQ said:
USDA weekly crop condition report just out.
https://release.nass.usda.gov/reports/prog2519.txt
And the verdict:
All the reports of flooding and slow emergence due to the cold weather, the utterly dire state of the corn crop needing wide spread replanting - well, it was just a bit like when Bobby Ewing returned to Dallas, "it was all just a bad dream".
Apparently the disastrous flooding didn't happen, and everything is rosy in the garden :whistle:
The USDA rate the corn crop is 91% "fair to excellent", compared to last years 96% for the same week :banghead:

Next week: "who shot JR".
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These figure have been adjusted to include PP acres now, not the original planned acres!! [emoji849]
 

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