Combinables Price Tracker

[gone up the hill]

Yup, am prob going that way. RT being my main reason

You should start a new thread in the main AG section @MrNoo

Title:

Is Red Tractor forcing you to leave the farming industry due to its cost and every increasing rules that are putting UK farmers aided and abetted by the National Farmers Union under Minette Batters at a commercial disadvantage against non assured imports??

 

[Baling Hay]

Fallen £20 this week, the other £80 has been lost gradually since May. Low prices will hopefully bring buyers back to the table to buy and make the job tighter again. Need to sell some boats of low protien milling wheat!
C B

Why don't you get some boats sold then?!!!

 

[DeeGee]

Why don't you get some boats sold then?!!!

12’x4’ rowing boat for sale. £240 ono plus VAT
Two careful owners from new and six idiots.

One oar included, the other available by negotiation.
Only done 500,000 sea miles since new, full service history.

One or two leaks, but nothing serious enough to prevent a crossing of the Black Sea, assuming no enemy rocket attacks.

Be quick! Not many like these still afloat! No time wasters or oar kickers!

 

[teslacoils]

12’x4’ rowing boat for sale. £240 ono plus VAT
Two careful owners from new and six idiots.

One oar included, the other available by negotiation.
Only done 500,000 sea miles since new, full service history.

One or two leaks, but nothing serious enough to prevent a crossing of the Black Sea, assuming no enemy rocket attacks.

Be quick! Not many like these still afloat! No time wasters or oar kickers!

Small boat available. Located on creek. Bring own paddle. Creek reputed to be...shitty.

 

[crazy_bull]

Why don't you get some boats sold then?!!!

Prices not competitive for export yet!

 

[Renaultman]

Prices not competitive for export yet!

That's scary

 

[midlandslad]

Prices not competitive for export yet!

Where is export parity?

 

[crazy_bull]

Where is export parity?

Earlier this week £6 below where UK prices were, since the we have dropped in line with everyone else globally so I suspect similar level.

C B

 

[Surgery]

Ukraine , hit a mine

 

[thorpe]

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Ukraine , hit a mine

feck the combine, what about the driver! hope he's ok.

 

[Surgery]

feck the combine, what about the driver! hope he's ok.

I don’t know , sent by my mate over there , he doesn’t know if the driver was-is ok. Just goes to prove what a shower the Russians are if they feel the need to mine arable fields.

 

[redsloe]

Fert prices went nuts in the early winter/spring this year then dropped well back, same will happen again!

Days of cheap fert are over, it will be very unlikely to drop below £600 or even £500 a ton again and if you work on £1000 a ton as an average you will not be far out in the next few years!

Which is it?

 

[Barleymow]

Friend in the US says its been quite poor

Son cutting it says the same ,mustard, flax ,lentils similar

 

[DrWazzock]

Then why is it fuking up UK grain prices ?

This year held so much promise. Glass ceiling of £200 / ton finally broken. Bit like the spud job, folks stuck with it after 1976, hoping for another 1976.........but most threw in the towel in the early 1990's after a run of seasons @£35/ ton. Getting the same feeling with grain now. If there's never going to be a bonanza, you lose interest.

Yes. Losing interest fast. Inputs sky high: soon won’t be worth getting out of bed …. again. If my first drilling of OSR fails then my back of envelope calcs will mean it’s not worth trying again as the extra costs will wipe out profit on top of the considerable risk involved. There’s just not enough in the job to cover costs and risk
Turnover is vanity. Profit is sanity.

 

[Barleymow]

All I know is winter bean seed is £560 a ton.

They only clean them must be biggest profit for seed companies ,ordered barley for less than that

 

[Humble Village Farmer]

Yup, am prob going that way. RT being my main reason

Me too

 

[Barleymow]

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Ukraine , hit a mine

Clive was looking for a spout

 

[crazy_bull]

They only clean them must be biggest profit for seed companies ,ordered barley for less than that

Not suprised, barley is £70 less per tonne than beans ex farm

C B

 

[Grass And Grain]

Me too

Sad when we can't sell break crops without RT, so we choose to have principles and stop growing them rather than pay the Mafia.

Meanwhile, DEFRA desire more home grown protein crops , but only us will try sticking up for ourselves.

Strange from AIC when you think about it. Their mills want protein, but their rules mean we'd rather not grow them than be assured, so they're losing out on supplies, and then importing non-assured protein. I don't get it.

 

[Lincsman]

Not suprised, barley is £70 less per tonne than beans ex farm

C B

But dressing chemical is added to the barley?