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Yeah but did they really think you were going to pay a £1000t? :ROFLMAO:

But previous to this year the wheat price hasn't kept up with inflation!

Perhaps business hasn't been good these last few weeks?

Cull cow prices have been strong but agree finished Clean cattle prices need to be stronger. Better lamb trade in markets today . (y)

Milk is heading towards 50p litre ,price of chicken is rising and been told there is a massive culling of sows abroad so as long as the end users have a pay rise why should grain be cheap?

There are a lot of what ifs floating about but what if the Ukranians have little storage and no feasible way of moving vast tonnages come harvest? £400 t plus possible?It could go either way !

How did Kramer compare on price?

Secondhand hilux values will surely go up?

Yep nothing is simple in life.:cry:

Oh so your only using it on your mowing ground . (y) Dont forget to order some compound for all the rest.;)

Are you not concerned about botulism? A relation of mine lost several cattle one year but perhaps he was just unlucky.

Satellite images showing damaged wheat fields in China . Reports so far saying they are expecting a below average harvest.

Chicken and pork have been far too cheap for too long. In reality it's only a price readjustment that was long overdue.

Buy a Kramer next time!

On good years which are 50/50 we've managed to get 10 round bales to the acre .One year a tight local auctioneer offered me £15 acre which I declined so i put it baled in the winter collective auction made the equivalent of £150 acre. Edit I had offered it to him at £30 acre stood.

I'm chopping all the OSR but mainly because it was sprayed with Astrokerb.

Potash prices sound scary at the moment.

Steady on I've still got one buyer from last year who hasn't collected all of his bales .

Have you seen the video on 'kingsland life' dated 16th Feb 2020? I would say that looks pretty wet to me. :ROFLMAO: You're obviously not local due to your geographical assumptions or personal dislikes which are not backed up by facts.

Agronomist near me has been trialling clover in his wheat crop to see if he can reduce his nitrogen requirements . I will have to find out how he got on.