hollister
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- Location
- Alcester, warks
Ah yes, the farm was based in ituna. Some wet acreages around there.
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- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
- Location
- Darlington
Exactly my thoughts, I'd be very surprised if there's that much in Ukraine. Government desperate to get prices and inflation down.
- Location
- Darlington
Yeah but how much of it is left, in marketable state and situation? I don't deny for one minute their importance in the world grain trade but also don't believe they have that much warehousing close to the ports.
fieldfarmer
Member
And surely they were exporting as normal until the Russians went in.
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
Some is now conrolled by the Russians
before the war they could ship 5 million tonnes per month so would have a lot of port side storage
or a lot of rail trucks to get it to the port
whatever the figure the world price is decided by what the market thinks
in the uk the price is decided by what the buyer will pay and the farmer will accept
current Prices for November are determined by export price
if the market believes we will produce more than uk usage we will export grain from the south coast
lower prices currently are maintaining demand a number of countries now buying for autumn delivery
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I think it's the vigorous tug jobs folk are giving thinking that Ukraine can get boats past Snake Island now.
Putin will send a couple of big ones in to Odessa , that should quantify the situation
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Snake Island may be heavily booby trapped. And not good boobies. Well, that's what I would have done - big bomb b
urried Underground.
5312
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- Location
- South Wales
Russia cant send any more ships into the Black Sea because Turkey has closed the Bosphorus to their ships.
None of the remaining Russian ships have missile defence systems so would be easy targets for Ukrainian missiles based in Odesa.
The Moscva was their main missile and air defence ship and their missile defence system seems to be as useless as a lot of their other equipment.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Not sure its going to be there, and Nov24 will be less and back to normal levels.. High prices cure high prices remember... so when will you use this fert is the question?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
To roll over or not,I've got several 100 ton left over from 21 harvest, spoken to several grain traders and they have all said to roll it over tiĺl the autumn.
Farmers have stopped selling I've been told and it's gone very quiet,luckily I have storage.
Anyone else rolling crop over or with a crystal ball?
Farmers have stopped selling I've been told and it's gone very quiet,luckily I have storage.
Anyone else rolling crop over or with a crystal ball?
Fert keeps well. Could fallow half the farm.
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
If rolling it over I think you may have to wait till after Christmas at least, if not Easter to get an improved price.
Supply and demand are causing prices to drift as harvest approaches and there is a glut to shift.
Many will want to sell at the “high” prices after harvest to take advantage where they missed out last year.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I doubt I'll price any crop until next December now. It's all gone a bit meh. But there won't be a big heap.
- Location
- Limousin/Charentes toad land
did mine on Tuesday/Wednesday, had to go to the dealer for part through pure arable area and it’s all rolling. My yield was fine (I was expecting a disaster after the spring weather). All flat on the ground after a week of massive storms
tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
It will be fine. The imports just get dumped over here in the same heap as the tickboxed RT stuff
