Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
That's the way these people do business though.
Been shafted by them more times than I care to remember.
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- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
Been shafted by them more times than I care to remember.
Daniel
Member
- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
I’ll need some red tractor protection racket stickers on at least some of mine I’m afraid!
we have a few spare's if you need emI’ll need some red tractor protection racket stickers on at least some of mine I’m afraid!
Maybe they need protesting against.
- Location
- South Devon
I'd say thats good, and it might well climb a bit from there. Certainly inputs for that crop will be "cheaper" than the last 2 years
If you had refused to deliver on a contract after the price had gone up, the merchant would enforce the contract with legal help if necessary.
I'd get it independently sampled and tested by 2 certified labs, and then ask a solicitor to draft a letter to remind them they are breach of a legally binding and enforceable contract, and of the damage it will do to their reputation WHEN it goes to court...
But then again this is why I stopped growing barley 22 years ago, because I refuse to associate with politicians, drug dealers, pimps, thieves, and barley buyers.
- Location
- Scottish Borders
£173 for March
fieldfarmer
Member
Delivered?
- Location
- Wiltshire
fieldfarmer
Member
£151 March. Wheat
Disgraceful , 50 quid a litre fungicides that are shite ,
I see a big drop in cereal production , fuk em .
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Ex Farm
snipe
Member
- Location
- west yorkshire
Any prices for barley, September/october ish. much point in holding on to old crop ?
Will this be the trigger for a big drop? Never seems to happen
fieldfarmer
Member
Barley, £142 is the march offer here x farm.
Burried my head in the sand for long enough sold 6 loads today, about 60% of what I have left.