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- Location
- North of York
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- Thread starter Jerry
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- Location
- East yorks
Just wish we had had this a month ago when stuff looked ace
- Location
- Sedgefield
We still have a bit of WB to cut yet !Over an inch last night and this morning here as well, plus lots of showers last week. Naturally, it started the day I was going to cut my osr
just North if you ( I think)
- Location
- Darlington
Must be good, If it's still to cut, and yes you are just North of him.
- Location
- North yorks
I know of some winter barley to cut south of him
, we just got ours on Wednesday evening
We have , plssed down last night
More bad news
Part of Beirut port's grain silos collapses
The buildings were badly damaged in the 2020 port explosion, which killed more than 200 people.
www.bbc.co.uk
Not really, they were full of rotting grain from the fert explosion last yearMore bad news
Part of Beirut port's grain silos collapses
The buildings were badly damaged in the 2020 port explosion, which killed more than 200 people.www.bbc.co.uk
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Been earmarked for demolition since Nov 2020.
100k tons. Had 50k tons in it. Apparently they were going to dispose of it in a safe manner. Sigh.
100k tons. Had 50k tons in it. Apparently they were going to dispose of it in a safe manner. Sigh.
- Location
- East yorks
Probably Chuck it on boat and send it here as red tractor approved
- Location
- South east
Watching the football got me thinking,
So there are supposedly 20 million t grain at or around Odessa.
Let’s take wheat for example although I realise some will be maize or barley etc.
Say 72 kg/ hl. So 720kg per metre cube
Or 1.38 mcube per t
That means there is 27,600,000 metre cube grain at Odessa
Google says Wembley is 4,000,000 m cube if you fill to brim
So there are 6.9 Wembley of grain at Odessa.
Google earth shows a stadium to the south of the port to give some idea of scale ( don’t know, but it definitely doesn’t look as big as Wembley.)
I can’t see anywhere on or near that site where there can be 6.9 Wembley full of grain .
Me thinks the world shouldn’t be banking on this grain being on the dockside ready to load when (if) they clear the mines…
Thoughts welcome. Im even more sceptical about any fert getting out.
So there are supposedly 20 million t grain at or around Odessa.
Let’s take wheat for example although I realise some will be maize or barley etc.
Say 72 kg/ hl. So 720kg per metre cube
Or 1.38 mcube per t
That means there is 27,600,000 metre cube grain at Odessa
Google says Wembley is 4,000,000 m cube if you fill to brim
So there are 6.9 Wembley of grain at Odessa.
Google earth shows a stadium to the south of the port to give some idea of scale ( don’t know, but it definitely doesn’t look as big as Wembley.)
I can’t see anywhere on or near that site where there can be 6.9 Wembley full of grain .
Me thinks the world shouldn’t be banking on this grain being on the dockside ready to load when (if) they clear the mines…
Thoughts welcome. Im even more sceptical about any fert getting out.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Probably do what we do, load ships out of store but have about 300 lorries hauling in at the same time.
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The 20mton is its export capacity is it not?
4-5 ports around odessa and many terminals, it isnt just a few corn bins on the side of the harbour
First boats hopefully leaving in the next 24hrs according to the turks who are incharge of policing cargo back and fore. You get the feeling it isnt going to run smoothly though, even the alternative route through the danube has been blocked today after an accident with a cruiser- Location
- South east
I realise it’s not as simple as I make out, but still feel the deal isn’t going to deliver the solution hoped for! ( by everyone except those with a shedfull of wheat. )
Yes in a year.
Hindsight
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
Struggle with such foreign units of measurement. For is Lincolnshire Yokels it will have to be the local grain store measurement 'The Sincil Bank'.