Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Price drifts down to harvest based on such rumours.....mills fill their boots at low prices....rumours of peace deal called off......price rebounds and mills stop buying at higher price saying they are full.
Me....cynical?
I sold 3 loads at that. harvest. I’m getting too the point that we can’t farm under these circumstances. Fert £700+ fuel £1.20 ltr. and 30mm of rain since March In drips and drabs.
- Location
- South Shropshire
It is some consolation that the fuel price is falling.
Farmers are selling grain into a market where buyers are unwilling to participate.
I dare say some speculators have caught a cold this week.
Farmers are selling grain into a market where buyers are unwilling to participate.
I dare say some speculators have caught a cold this week.
- Location
- nottingham
Just hope George white is forward buying barley cheap for next winters cattle blends , then it can go up so we can sell wheat to pay for it , simples
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Fuel price is going upwards if anything and is certainly not falling currently!
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Needs to be sub £200 for livestock production unless the prime price for beef/lambs/ pork and chicken and the egg price rises 20/30% very quickly and that is very unlikely!
And yes i agree the arable farmer needs £250+ a ton with the current price of inputs!
Daniel
Member
- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
We've got some milling wheat going next week that was sold for £349, I'm guessing the deductions are going to be high!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I've got some may 23 feed at £340+.....still time for that to be a crap price!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Hard pushed here to get a bid for the last load of full spec milling, may have to wait until sept!
SilliamWhale
Member
So is the sentiment that grain has levelled off to a realistic price not to come back or that the fundamentals are that we are still a lot shorter of grain in the real world than everyone wishes?
I definitely think UK will have above average
I definitely think UK will have above average
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Sell offs invariably go "too far". As do optimistic bull runs. Its 8 weeks until harvest. Or in my mind around 40 big days of grain fill. Its dry. Its looking unlikely it will rain "properly" for another fortnight in the east. Add to this that I am a committed long holder of new crop grain, then I wont be selling any more now.
Im pretty sure yields wont be as good as last year over here.
Im pretty sure yields wont be as good as last year over here.
Shropshirebuller
Member
Feed oats price?
Russia laying mines around 2 key ports in the black sea. Cant see boats getting much grain out
- Location
- Lincolnshire
The thing is I, as most, would be selling wheat over the last 6 months whether it was £200 or £300, paying £350 didnt create any more wheat, and Mr Miller should have known he would still be getting it without the panic buying, seems it has now dawned on him.
£240 for feed wheat will be the average for 2022 harvest is my prediction, bear in mind some is already bought at £170 as well as £300
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Hot weather bringing harvests forward. Ukraine got nowhere to put theirs etc = lots more supply compared to a normal June.
- Location
- Perthshire (It's a big place!)
I did Nov 22 at £360 (takes my average for the first 5t/ha to 230
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