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BS 25% cash advance?!
How about a 25% increase in price?!
How about a 25% increase in price?!
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Can you pull up some of the beet and show us a photo of what they’re growing from please?what’s your thoughts men and ladies
neighbours barley after beet
lifted b a different to normal contractor who was 5 £ cheaper
25% increase in price please. Futures beet about £40/t at moment.BS 25% cash advance?!
How about a 25% increase in price?!
My immediate thoughts too.BS 25% cash advance?!
How about a 25% increase in price?!
This is what the fieldman was quizing my relative about a month or so ago.BS 25% cash advance?!
How about a 25% increase in price?!
I expect we'll have a statement from NFUS very shortly where they blow themselves off and say how it's such a good deal for farmers blah blah blah.My immediate thoughts too.
If they can pay up front they can afford an extra few pounds / tonne.
will go dig some up laterCan you pull up some of the beet and show us a photo of what they’re growing from please?
I find it quite insulting to be honest. It merely highlights the comtempt that big business has for its growers / suppliers right through the food chain. Its no different to Tesco announcing it will pay more to our pig farmers. Its a spin story to highlight their own perceived generosity. And as @robbie has said, there will be others who claim to be instrumental in the whole process.Farmers Guardian just rang and asked for a quote about this cash advance, I didn’t know anything about it.
I stumbled out something about how 25% would help with cash flow but in order for us to grow next year we needed more money, not staggered payments.
They might be paying early because they have seen the cost of the newly approved third insecticide, Movento. @£80/ha.I don't know about others but I've built my business to expect my beet income Thought the winter, I know in theory it'll still be there but for some will it not get used before and then come beet season they've got a cash flow that's only 75% of what it should be.
Exactly an ordinary crop of rape at ton acre will wipe the floor with beet and I recon that tom an acre could be grown with a total chem cost similar to an application of moventoThey might be paying early because they have seen the cost of the newly approved third insecticide, Movento. @£80/ha.
The money is also probably coming out of the virus yellow fund too.
Their generosity is code for "please don't grow osr next year instead of beet"
Cynical, I know.
Well planning for next year here as begun and 40ha of beet has 3 big question marks on the white board alreadyExactly an ordinary crop of rape at ton acre will wipe the floor with beet and I recon that tom an acre could be grown with a total chem cost similar to an application of movento
I think they are worried. I think on this thread I've already said how a chat with the fieldsman very soon came round to him asking almost desperately what the rotation for next year might be.
Can you pull up some of the beet and show us a photo of what they’re growing from please?
don’t take crown off
Are the rows just that the crown's are put in rows and run in by the harvester or are they all broken off tap roots????
His barley won't take up too much shed space that's for sure!!!!