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Europe will subsidise pigs and poultry production to help them cover grain prices, and we will import more from them, or prices will have to rise

Harvest wheat £310 here

The old Co op farms bought by the welcome trust?

Feed wheat £280 harvest here

Possibly, but still cattle feed to buy so just a bit cautious to sell it yet and buy feed back dearer. Merchant rang me looking, so obviously short, and less about that wheat

Didn't sell it, but was wanted for mill or port

Offered £303 feed barley

Might be some low protein spring milling, but of course it will be rejected for ergot 🙄

Think I have found another error, the payment rates 😂

Was hoping it would all be optional 😳

Hedge/trees/domestic dwelling buffers as well

Should think it is her idea of an April fool's joke? Back to normal for NFU tomorrow?

Hope so, but if they don’t we are limited where we can spread in the Autumn, and if it’s wet in Spring we will be limited to spreading before maize only.

I think that is ideal, but with the Autumn spreading ban we are running out of options to spread it all on the arable

Good point, just they don’t sh!t on grass at the rate I was going to spread it.

How long does crimson clover last, will it stand grazing and regrow, and will it over winter ie stand any frost? TIA

That’s not going to pay for much food, what are others quoting?

Have a pile of over yeared cattle muck, well rotted, how long would I need to leave between spreading on grass leys and grazing ewes and month plus old lambs? Any legal / farm assurance / experience intervals stipulated / advised? Thanks

How is it going, and how wide will it spread? Thinking of doing some here now it’s dried.

No but buying extra for the landlord may satisfy tenancy conditions while allowing retiring tenant to claim exit scheme money with existing entitlements?