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- Thread starter Jerry
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
What are they having for breakfast?Three grain boats set to leave odessa tomorrow.
fieldfarmer
Member
Yeah welcome to the shipping thread.What are they having for breakfast?
But if of any interest wheat ended today up a fiver so around £250 x for sept, not tempting enough for me yet.
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Sounds like the maize crops in France are below par so that might
help the markets.
Where tempts you?
i see no logical reason for h22 prices to be lower than h21 prices , in fact they should be higher based on half of h21 movement period not being during a war and weather in major production areas being worse in h22 ……. plus inflation, interest rates etc
we are a long way off yet
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Credit to you for not sitting on the fence, let's hope there is good demand going forward.The prices at harvest time are nearly always dragged back, just look at feed barley 12 months ago £130t off the combine within 6wks £170t and all the way up to£300tplus.Hope your unscathed after the other day .
- Location
- West Suffolk
Thought Ukraine et al had brokered a deal to help the starving in Africa? 3 ships left today, 2 going to the British isles???
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Anyone going to dare turn Ukrainian grain away, even if it's absolutely crawling out of the hold?
Whenever its pictured being loaded onto ships the grains look massive, sooner its into our feed mills the better.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
That's a bit like an arable farmer saying to a beef farmer the sooner those
massive, juicy American steaks come here the better!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
UK imports roughly 600k tons Ukrainian maize per year normally.
Well, sooner that russian fert starts arriving the sooner we can stop buying expensive blue bag and get the cost per acre of grass down for those poor stock farmers.
Well, sooner that russian fert starts arriving the sooner we can stop buying expensive blue bag and get the cost per acre of grass down for those poor stock farmers.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Rain on the grassland would do better than any fertiliser
at the moment. We start feeding the cows outside tomorrow ,
4wks ago we had grass now all gone.
Good fodder will be expensive come Jan/Feb.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Can't buy a wet day any more than a dry one.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
I'm sure someone is working on it.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Im sure it’s Red tractor approved.
fieldfarmer
Member
Makes a joke of buying British if its going to be feed on Imported feed, hope the hypocristes are understanding if the consumers follows their examples and buys cheaper foreign meat.
"Reap what you sow."
Devil's advocate
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- Location
- Posh side of Barnsley
Were you turned down by a Ukrainian girl at college?