glasshouse
Member
- Location
- lothians
You must have deep pockets
How far sold are you for 2020
- Thread starter Chris F
- Start date
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Seriously, not a tonne? I’d love to have your cash flow!
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
0 percent of cereals
Cambridgeshire
Member
You need to get out more!
In this neck of the woods (South Cambs, North Essex) the majority of Wheat looks to be capable of 4t not sure about the plus bit but they’ll probably be a few, 0% sold.....
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- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
You need to get out of your car more!
Cambridgeshire
Member
Andrew you are in Suffolk ?
sounds like you need to get out of your county more ! Most of the Uk I’ve seen is a mess and will not yield well
around here a field with osr is a very rare sight indeed and despite our crop looking ok ish from the road get in them and the. 90 days this spring without any rain we had made them very thin, in fact some where lost alll together through that period
Nice to here some parts of the Uk were not so badly affected though despite the wettest autumn / winter pretty much in living memory and then one of the driest springs !
- Location
- Snodland kent
and grain storage capacity unless they all need emptying in the next few weeks
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Andrew. Now who are you? AW?
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Cambridgeshire
Member
Year above you at School!
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
warksfarmer
Member
Actually sold 2 loads of milling wheat at £190 in June but that’s it. Still got all of last years straw as well. I know a number of farmers done the same this year.
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
Predicting yield based on your own back yard is a dangerous occupation
the wheat in the Midlands will be the lowest yields in the nation which often happens when the weather is too wet
but the rest of the country can still produce
midlands merchants in the past have come a cropper by marketing on the basis of local yields
prices end up lower and more grain than their prediction
the wheat in the Midlands will be the lowest yields in the nation which often happens when the weather is too wet
but the rest of the country can still produce
midlands merchants in the past have come a cropper by marketing on the basis of local yields
prices end up lower and more grain than their prediction
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
0% sold forward here .