- Location
- Northumberlandia
you wonder how folk carry wheat n the likes for so long, they musnt get bills in the time inbetween.
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- Thread starter Jerry
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Some of it farmers will have been paid for and will be sitting in merchants stores
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Rich farmers
- Location
- Wiltshire
New crop is already priced to import, so it doesn’t really matter what our harvest is like
Bailed out today & sold rest of mine at £182 for March.
Will need to get round to framing the payment advice note I got for the one load I did sell at £350.
Wonder if I will ever see over £10k for a load of feed wheat again
Doubtful, but hope I’m wrongBailed out today & sold rest of mine at £182 for March.
Will need to get round to framing the payment advice note I got for the one load I did sell at £350.
Wonder if I will ever see over £10k for a load of feed wheat again
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Big risk takers thats for sure
harvest 22 & 23 both best time too sell was before each year end.
Ive not seen that in 10years since.
Everyone holding on for the bonus uplifts in the summer pre harvest owch thats smarted a bit looking back now.
If everyone is holding on there will definitely be no bonus uplift quite the opposite. The advice I was given from several buyers last november / December was sell .unfortunately I didn’t sell it all but glad I sold most of it. As you said the best time to sell in the last 2 years was probably at harvest , usually the worst time, it’s a hard one to call !
- Location
- Northumberlandia
Not seen the same since the wet year of 2012 when the weather seemed too do the same.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Not easyJust got to stay positive
- Location
- Darlington
Especially not on a morning like this morning, everything is as wet now as it ever has been, dark, cold and Effing depressing
Or they could eat pretty much everything except animal products, which leaves fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and herbs. Which after all, requires farmers and skilled growers.
midlandslad
Member
- Location
- Midlands
What is happening to the market, Nogger is showing the wheat price £6/t down for March 24
- Location
- Shropshire
Thank you for digging up a throw away, humorous tongue in cheek comment from 2 years ago.
Rough day at the office?
It has been a rough one
Your comment wasn't taken lightly, it made me think about agriculture in the UK.