No more than any other country by % of population, but it seems that Russia have got more Nazi types at the top of their tree than any other country, seeing how Putin has been behaving. Seems that the Ukraine are certainly giving Russian forces a good kicking, and rightly so.
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- Thread starter Jerry
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snipe
Member
- Location
- west yorkshire
£288 for barley yesterday
- Location
- S.E
Mad. WAY below COP
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
The trouble is people MAY grow it on the basis that the price might go up.
Doesn't make any business sense, but like gambling if you aren't in it then you can't win it.
£200 for Nov 23 and nitram for that crop currently £1000 /t or unavailable. Don't imagine there's many taking up that offer.
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
300 feed wheat June to local feed mills
286 barley
nov feed wheat 240
At 240 U.K. will be exporting a lot of grain out of the south
if peace breaks out then 240 will look good
If grain cannot get out of the Black Sea then 240 will be the low
for feed wheat the us maize price is the price setter
the ethanol plants may use U.K. wheat but also use imported maize and wheat but they do produce feed for livestock 50% of the tonnage going in comes out as coproduction feed if they import 50%of their grain they do not take any tonnage out of the feed market
286 barley
nov feed wheat 240
At 240 U.K. will be exporting a lot of grain out of the south
if peace breaks out then 240 will look good
If grain cannot get out of the Black Sea then 240 will be the low
for feed wheat the us maize price is the price setter
the ethanol plants may use U.K. wheat but also use imported maize and wheat but they do produce feed for livestock 50% of the tonnage going in comes out as coproduction feed if they import 50%of their grain they do not take any tonnage out of the feed market
tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
I'll grow some, if only to buck the worldwide trend.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
5:1 nitram : wheat is neither a signal to buy fert or to plant wheat.
- Location
- gloucestershire
Feed wheat May £305
maxxum5120
Member
- Location
- S W LANCASHIRE
Feed barley lancashire £295
- Location
- Darlington
Depends on yields, method of establishment, and how you have your inputs bought.
Not much fat left on the bone if yields are anywhere near 8t/Ha and N ends up around £2/kg even with very cheap establishment and careful chem spend. To really work and be left with any kind of a margin you need to cut N spend and still hit 10t+/Ha. Which is much easier to do in a spreadsheet than on farm!
Below 8t/Ha and it’s not going to leave much in the pot to pay for anything. Bear in mind the the 5year rolling average UK wheat yield has hovered stubbornly just below 8t/Ha and that was with CTL available and “cheap” N
snipe
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- Location
- west yorkshire
Can I ask who that’s with?
- Location
- Yorks
ADM were offering £295 feed barley, £308 feed wheat. ex farm, East Yorks.
- Location
- Shropshire
I do the lottery. I hardly ever win. It would be nice if I did.
I’m a massive sports fan and the lottery funding helps Olympic and Winter Olympic athletes, and I enjoy watching us do well at that. Therefore I don’t think it’s a waste of money. Remember 1996 where we scraped 1 gold in the rowing and a couple of other medals.
shakerator
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- Location
- LINCS
anyone with any open market linseed prices?
SilliamWhale
Member
You need to find another 4t/ha.
Why don't you go in the farmers weekly or on twitter at harvest time and get a lexion?
That usually increases yield a bit
JoshM
New Member
- Location
- Beds/herts
Sold some Linseed over a week ago now on Graindex for £705/t for April movement. Just wish I had more of it!
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
295 feed wheat
- Location
- S.E
I sold mind at harvest for £500/t which I was more than happy with until I read your post!