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thought the weekend was to rain?

though there was a huge US maize crop weighing on prices?

how long are these farmers signed up to sfi tied into it just this year or a few years? could be a mad scramble for them to get out of if we really do see a drought in russia, thats a game changer

quite right that was unnecessary, apologies @Clive

people would just have to eat whats available.......in times of war things change, shipping becomes difficult

so to conclude, aberdeenshire should in theory be the highest yielding area on the east coast of scotland? is the soil generally easy worked?

another simpleton comment........crops yields were less than 50% back then, synthetic fertiliser wasnt widely used and youve missed the obvious fact that 1/3 of the land was used to feed the horses..........

the more we grow in our own country the better, we have the same land mass as NZ but 20 X the people

this has been my point.....had production in this country not been reduced so much the last few years then these "supply" issues would have had much less affect on the price here

someone told me aberdeenshire had missed a lot of the rain last week? or has it been variable across different parts? big area right enough

i didnt say it was, either way supply is reduced and prices are undeniably up

i see it......and youve followed it with drivel.....how is a near doubling of the hogg prices insignificant......

FINALLY.........correction they are the result of transportation issues/export bans AND less domestic supply to fill the gap...therefore price goes up.......to the moon this year

been there and done it........answer the question

thats all i need from @Clive to end this debate and we can move on

you were completely oblivious to the record prices in the UK and auctioneers phoning up saying cattle/sheep prices were on the rise and they were short of numbers you have no idea of what trade deals and tariffs are in place or the shipping issues or the fact that thousands of sheepin aus were...

no i couldnt care less, answer the question........

#out of production

can we end this then? im happy for food prices to go up but thats not the issue were discussing and you know this Does taking large amounts of land in the uk, destocking the hills and dispersing a large % of our beef herds have ANY affect on UK food prices?

which you must as you claim to know absolutely nothing about what is going on about the livestock sector yet constantly comment on government policy and food prices which u admit you dont understand, just give it up, when were talking about food on here its generally beef, lamb, pork, eggs etc...