Combinables Price Tracker

[7610 super q]

When you last grow beans?
Our have paid pretty well the last two years, a v v long time since had beams tho.
HSS, heavy pre em (cos you have nothing post em), maybe 2 fung (teb and amistar).
Of course it'll be clean, so won't be needing the pre Harvest roundy.

Smack your wheat in following and save on the N

Mid 90's I think. Don't remember then getting any fungicides. Used to get chocolate spot.......just put up with it........sometimes got that weevil that makes holes in them.....just sold them for feed. Got about 1 ton - 1.5 ton / acre. Use P&K ? Mobile grain driers OK ?

 

[YELROM]

When you last grow beans?
Our have paid pretty well the last two years, a v v long time since had beams tho.
HSS, heavy pre em (cos you have nothing post em), maybe 2 fung (teb and amistar).
Of course it'll be clean, so won't be needing the pre Harvest roundy.

Smack your wheat in following and save on the N

How much would you reduce N in the following wheat (never grown beans before but we have some in this time)

 

[Martyn]

Cracking looking organic crop.

How have you got it looking like that? Preceding crop? Was it a fair dollop of milk waste?

I run our dogs every day for an hour and lift weeds/docks/thistle across the 65 acre block, I drill at 90kg/ac now it has got a tight canopy weeds won't be an issue.
Feild records show 6800kg/ha of milk waste. It will also of had cow slurry on. Previous crop was w.oats (pic below) and prev to that Red Clover for three years.

 

[bobk]

How much would you reduce N in the following wheat (never grown beans before but we have some in this time)

30% at a guess , whack some sh!t on it , winner winner
Give the beans to coos .

 

[Chrisw]

How much would you reduce N in the following wheat (never grown beans before but we have some in this time)

We reduce the following crops N application by 50Kg/Ha (elemental not product)

 

[bobk]

Feed beans are normally £20 over feed wheat price. Human consumption can be £10 or more depending on demand and time of year

Are they £20 over wheat now ?

 

[Zippy768]

How much would you reduce N in the following wheat (never grown beans before but we have some in this time)

Did some soil tests following beans the first time, found very little extra N when compared to fields that didn't have beans previous.
Have to say that the barley that followed the wheat that followed the barley came out flying in the spring - and reduced the N on that

 

[benny6910]

Are they £20 over wheat now ?

They were when I sold a load forward a month ago. Merchant said that’s what he normally works on. I don’t think they are £20 over feed on spot price at the moment tho.

 

[bobk]

They were when I sold a load forward a month ago. Merchant said that’s what he normally works on. I don’t think they are £20 over feed on spot price at the moment tho.

So 350 ish give or take ?

 

[benny6910]

I’m not sure what they are worth today as when I sold mine forward merchant said that they normally are £20 over but I’m not sure the current market value is that high. I get rid of mine before October normally as only able to keep them in a temporary store.

 

[bobk]

I’m not sure what they are worth today as when I sold mine forward merchant said that they normally are £20 over but I’m not sure the current market value is that high. I get rid of mine before October normally as only able to keep them in a temporary store.

Wheat wasn't 200 quid in October

 

[Chrisw]

Fwi price, spot beans is £328 to £330

We sold our beans in oct for £290/t

 

[SilliamWhale]

Are they £20 over wheat now ?

I've done a contract for £30 over wheat 2022.

 

[benny6910]

Wheat wasn't 200 quid in October

I mean I sell all before December after I’ve harvested so I’m not really following the spot price at the moment. Only sold 1 load forward as I thought it was a decent price at the time. I’ll normally sell the rest when I know what I’ve got in the shed.

 

[big dog rex]

Fwi price, spot beans is £328 to £330

We sold our beans in oct for £290/t

 

[big dog rex]

Fwi price, spot beans is £328 to £330

We sold our beans in oct for £290/t

We sold some £342 last week. Not enough in my opinion based on the protein content.

 

[teslacoils]

Well, after that brief bit of technical excitement and profit taking, were on our way back up.

 

[benny6910]

Well, after that brief bit of technical excitement and profit taking, were on our way back up.

Next stop £375 nov22

 

[Bossfarmer]

Well, after that brief bit of technical excitement and profit taking, were on our way back up.

by £2 lol

 

[teslacoils]

by £2 lol

Well, thats £1200 for me.