Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
the way i see it Boris wont put a land tax on us but he will cut support and turn us into park keepers, pound will strengthen and farm incomes will drop
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- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Tbh it won't be a problem for you Scots as you're next to be negotiating a leave deal, although Krankie may find the terms quite rough. English devolution next.
- Location
- Sedgefield
You still got non in?
hi
We got 50 acre in and it’s up and looks “well”
High hopes of a bit more in Jan/Feb
other than that...... spring wheat/barley/beans or fallow and sit tight I guess
Not sure why £ it will strengthen. Dropped dramatically on Brexit vote, now full Brexit is more likely than it has ever been.
Although there are economic issues in Europe that long term I can see Euro weakening.
John Slejpner
Member
- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
Solid green day across the board....hmmm
Gut says "buckle up - tightly"
Head thinks that it is over exposed to the slow-motion car crash going on in the field 30 yards away, and replicated all over apparently. (Bits of sand notwithstanding). But Russia can still bury us in spare wheat......or can it ??
Gut says "buckle up - tightly"
Head thinks that it is over exposed to the slow-motion car crash going on in the field 30 yards away, and replicated all over apparently. (Bits of sand notwithstanding). But Russia can still bury us in spare wheat......or can it ??
- Location
- Darlington
I still think that slow motion crash is going to be incredibly slow.
John Slejpner
Member
- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
Well in my area the particular car i'm watching in is "wheat planted not emerged", and that vehicle is spinning out of control and about to smack a huge oak !
- Location
- Darlington
I can't deny that and there is a lot similar round here, and a lot not yet in the ground. It is the time it is going to take to influence the market that I am questioning. A local, huge user and producer is well aware of potential issues and is stock piling already in preparation, I bet he's not the only one.
John Slejpner
Member
- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
What i'm trying to say is that i think that the market is now starting to be influenced.
(Some stockpiling is going on down here too)
(Some stockpiling is going on down here too)
John Slejpner
Member
- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
Because we are not stuck at zero or sub zero interest rates like the euro; and Legarde is committed to continuing this policy ?
Because we are not quietly having to manage the inter-bank repo market by providing a shed load more liquidity (the Fed) ?
Not sure i can believe this either, but.....
US was sharply up, why? (not because of puddles in Northamptonshire, surely?) guess its China..
US-China deal looking more likely, and they have just sold a massive tonnage of maize to the Mexicans too.
- Location
- Huntingdon
What @Brisel has said plus; Argie government has introduced some fairly lumpy export tariffs on agricultural commodities, I guess to reduce domestic prices as they are a very left wing government.
C B
£ well down this morning
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Yup. £ almost back to pre election levels. Hang on in there chaps. I'd like £150 for Feb next.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Feed wheat is going to hit £150 plus ex from Feb on .
The pounds not going up with all the Brexit uncertainty
regarding deal or no deal.
A large quantity of wheat was sold forward which has
covered the months until the end of Jan that's why
demand has been muted until now.
The markets in USA is climbing much higher which
seem to be the benchmark for world prices so little
to worry about.
Another sign is when grain trading companies you
haven't heard from in a long while start ringing and
speak to you like some long lost relative that they've
been searching to find.
STICK,STICK,STICK.
The pounds not going up with all the Brexit uncertainty
regarding deal or no deal.
A large quantity of wheat was sold forward which has
covered the months until the end of Jan that's why
demand has been muted until now.
The markets in USA is climbing much higher which
seem to be the benchmark for world prices so little
to worry about.
Another sign is when grain trading companies you
haven't heard from in a long while start ringing and
speak to you like some long lost relative that they've
been searching to find.
STICK,STICK,STICK.
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
I've not had any problem finding homes for wheat at short notice in Nov or Dec.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
You can nearly always find a home but at what price?
£140 looks poorly priced if you look at a global picture.