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All the flour mills have fallbacks. So in case of Proteins, it would be £1-£1.50 per point below 13% down to 12% protein. The mills take claims on moisture over 15%, ( but do have right to reject over 15%, as do all feed mills). It’s not in merchants interest to lie and deceive farmers as...

The other reason is that normally we export a large amount of Barley down to Spain. This year, they’ve had a terrific year for both Wheat & Barley and will be exporters! There is currently little export demand, together with much needed rains across much of Europe including UK, relaxing the...

There are Minimum £15 Premiums available for Harvest 2021. Basically, your only commitment is to supply the tonnage booked as Feed Wheat, should it fail to make Milling quality. You can leave the Feed “Base price” unproved until nearer the time or lock in a Feed Base price for the month of...

£121-£123 ex dependent on location

Cornwall, September wheat worth £150

New Crop FB as available is £120 in South West & probably only a few quid more for OldCrop!

I’ve been told that there’s loads of imported Maize undercutting Wheat by £5-8/t and the Pig & Poultry guys will use this instead of wheat. Barley is used as a fibre source in many rations and the feed compounder can get Palm Kernel instead from dockside at sub £140/t ex the port. Plus the very...

Beans are worth more than £202, - more like £207/8

Depending on your exact location, should probably achieve £130-£135/t ex farm

BayWa originate in Bavaria, and were formed as a farmer Cooperative. Now financed/owned by Cooperative Banks. Mainly shipping raw materials to compound mills, shipping about 40/50 million tonnes of Raw materials, mainly soya. Very big in seed breeding & fertilisers, plus sell 7000 tractors in...

There is talk that Vivergo "might" open again in April / May.

Oilseed prices weaker because of - Plantings in U.K. up 10% Firmer pound Cheap biodiesel into EU Large Canadian crop Palm oil stocks increased Weaker prices in global veg oils.

Wiltshire/Glos border. The knock on effect of the demand from both Vivergo & Ensus spreads further South as the season progresses. Last year, we came into the New Year at Wheat around £120. We finished the season in June/July at £150... solely due to the vacuum created by Vivergo & Ensus, which...

Feed Wheat in the North has been paying a premium of about £10/12 over feed Wheat in South. We've been sending Wheat 170 miles north, getting a premium of about £7 more than if sent 10 miles down the road!! Now Vivergo's closed now, will that all change?

£125 for FB most parts country, but £130 in Devon/Cornwall.

As previously mentioned in earlier threads, it is many of (not all) our customers who are demanding that our crops are grown Glyphosate free pre harvest. If we cannot supply what the customer wants, then that customer will source the goods from elsewhere, who will supply what they want! As...

Every load from every farm has a sample taken and kept on intake ay the docks (if going for export). If there is a problem at its final destination, and there is an issue with glyphosate, (on a shipment of non Glyphosate Malting barley), then tests would be done on all individual samples taken...