You could have gained 6% on Barclays shares in the last 5 days .
Are you trying to tell us that you fancy a career change ?
Markets are events led but the question is what's the next
event likely to be and will it be positive or negative to commodities.
Over on Agtalk they are linking the ever increasing
Is there a correlation between oil price and grain price?
yes because they make bio ethanol out of miaze corn
Got ya. Just read an article on it. I didn't realise the scale of ethanol production in the US. And its growing very fast.
Maybe back a bit but think others are still £185…. offer of £180 tonight, feed now £176 rising a pound a ton a month, I have no drier, barley sitting around 18%….. I could bruise it all and sell it in spring maybe, or store it whole with fans in. Or be happy with £180, a Space in the shed, no worries about storage…. It’s tempting and a sure fire way to ensure that feed barley will be £220 by February
Sell it and buy some oats insteadMaybe back a bit but think others are still £185…. offer of £180 tonight, feed now £176 rising a pound a ton a month, I have no drier, barley sitting around 18%….. I could bruise it all and sell it in spring maybe, or store it whole with fans in. Or be happy with £180, a Space in the shed, no worries about storage…. It’s tempting and a sure fire way to ensure that feed barley will be £220 by February
Put half away now for malting and bruise the other half?Maybe back a bit but think others are still £185…. offer of £180 tonight, feed now £176 rising a pound a ton a month, I have no drier, barley sitting around 18%….. I could bruise it all and sell it in spring maybe, or store it whole with fans in. Or be happy with £180, a Space in the shed, no worries about storage…. It’s tempting and a sure fire way to ensure that feed barley will be £220 by February
can only see feed going one way, apparently big feed store near here that would get all the rejected malt from keith is sitting with 300 tonne when it would normally be 3,000 by this time of year
Feed has jumped a bit then. 168 was mentioned last week. Bit of an issue if you can’t dry it. It won’t keep long at 18%. Let’s face it, when you sowed it you would have a had a fair grin on your face if you knew it was going to be worth £180!Maybe back a bit but think others are still £185…. offer of £180 tonight, feed now £176 rising a pound a ton a month, I have no drier, barley sitting around 18%….. I could bruise it all and sell it in spring maybe, or store it whole with fans in. Or be happy with £180, a Space in the shed, no worries about storage…. It’s tempting and a sure fire way to ensure that feed barley will be £220 by February
Sold a load 29 ton of feed barley Sept collection £175 collected yesterday, sold a load 29 ton off feed wheat last friday for £189 October collection , collected today.
Hearing £200 for October, more than being offered for December. Sitting on what's left until all open contracts are filled. What are everyone's thoughts on oats and beans?
Beans are cheap in the mid £200’s relatively for cattle rations at those cereal prices . I can’t see feed oats being dragged up much as compounders won’t use them
It’s not voodoo more maybe your merchant still has some spare wool that he’s pulling over your eyes? Nov21 closed at £197.25 today.
