Wonder if i can book a loadMart gossip on Friday was that the Ukrainians were getting £50/ton for the barley.
Wonder if i can book a loadMart gossip on Friday was that the Ukrainians were getting £50/ton for the barley.
As an aside I was pulled up on our RT inspection for not having to hand a declaration to say what we do about fallen shot across our standing crops. Wonder how the importers account for a few tank shells and missiles..........these boat loads coming if its wheat thats a disgrace ! and wants calling out if true
The maize is only brought in because they have hoovered up all the barley and exported Ito create a shortage so they "have" to get the maize in.Sounds a bit like the supermarkets buying boat loads of lamb from NZ in when it’s peak season here, unless it’s maize or sunflower or something we don’t grow I can’t see why they would need to put wheat/barley or rape anywhere near here. Unless of course the boat is taking back something useful for the Ukrainians but I thought that was banned
Of course you can but dont forget the extra £200t for shipping and insurance.Wonder if i can book a load
The maize is only brought in because they have hoovered up all the barley and exported Ito create a shortage so they "have" to get the maize in.
If these people had a shred of decency about them, those boats could easily have been redirected to where Minnette said it was "desperately needed".
I thought they wanted to buy cows as many have not been milked and or bombed. Milks short here so i doubt they will want ours, the dutch have a few surplus to demand thoughOf course you can but dont forget the extra £200t for shipping and insurance.
They are now looking at exporting more than just grain .
With a reported 10,000000 people having left Ukraine will they need as many
dairy cows now?
Old girl finally set sail todayA ship called the Riva wind has been there since feb, fully loaded with fifty three thousand tons of corn. Like a sitting duck springs to mind.
As an aside I was pulled up on our RT inspection for not having to hand a declaration to say what we do about fallen shot across our standing crops. Wonder how the importers account for a few tank shells and missiles..........
Nobody shoots on your farm.Out of interest, what is the correct answer for that?
Russians are paying £60 a ton for the looted stuff.Mart gossip on Friday was that the Ukrainians were getting £50/ton for the barley.
I said as mine is a rented farm and landlord has the shooting rights there’s nowt I can do about it.Out of interest, what is the correct answer for that?
Crop contamination risk assessment stating no use of lead shot over cereals after April and no shooting over stored cropsOut of interest, what is the correct answer for that?
As above what happens if you don’t have the shooting rights so feck all you can do other than shove that piece of paper up someone’s butt yet more pointless sh!tCrop contamination risk assessment stating no use of lead shot over cereals after April and no shooting over stored crops
Early harvest. Big UK crops. Lots of pressure to move.Wheat Down £6 so far today
Early harvest. Big UK crops. Lots of pressure to move.
First load of Ukrainian grain rejected this afternoon.
First Ukrainian grain shipment seeks new buyer_china.org.cn
China's national online news servicet.m.china.org.cn
Big merchant stocks of old crop being held for August delivery clashing with early harvest.
Tbf all we know is what we are toldCrumbs. Humanitarian aid to feed a starving world! The Lebanese racked with millions of displaced Syrian refugees and the odd Saudi prince who likes the nightclubs of Beirut doesn't want it. And ships bound for the starving masses in Teesport, Dublin and Genoa. What is a simple Fen lad like me to make to make of it. Never did understand the world. What will the red wall voter make of it. What will Brenda in Barnsley make of it when her leccy bill quadruples and she is full of cold come winter. What does Minette have to say!?
Who are these philanthropists buying boat loads of grain as humanitarian aid to feed the poor? That suggestion was always nonsense. Freeing up these supplies will maybe help some people somewhere as it depresses the price a bit, but it won’t help farmers anywhere except Ukraine. I’d imagine many governments are glad it’s helping to reduce food price inflation and put our primary food producers bsck in their rightful place (serfdom) and that was probably the political driver behind it.Crumbs. Humanitarian aid to feed a starving world! The Lebanese racked with millions of displaced Syrian refugees and the odd Saudi prince who likes the nightclubs of Beirut doesn't want it. And ships bound for the starving masses in Teesport, Dublin and Genoa. What is a simple Fen lad like me to make to make of it. Never did understand the world. What will the red wall voter make of it. What will Brenda in Barnsley make of it when her leccy bill quadruples and she is full of cold come winter. What does Minette have to say!?
Early harvest. Big UK crops. Lots of pressure to move.
First load of Ukrainian grain rejected this afternoon.
First Ukrainian grain shipment seeks new buyer_china.org.cn
China's national online news servicet.m.china.org.cn
Big merchant stocks of old crop being held for August delivery clashing with early harvest.