Combinables Price Tracker

[Dukes Fit]

Won't be much/any oil out of north sea if Coronavirus hits. Do you fancy living in a metalbox with your colleagues for 2 weeks at a time during a highly infectious disease outbreak?

Anyhoo back on topic, whats feed barley trading at in northeast Scotland?

Best place to be, away from the outbreak.

 

[John Slejpner]

With stock markets now down typically over 20% from their peaks, there could well be a month or two of consolidation / recovery before whatever happens next.

A massive QE stimulus is (almost) a given.

Massive stimulus has happened and made no impact.
Wheat just holding on while everything else is a sell.
A liquidity crunch is in play, and cash is king, USD in particular.

Taking a guess at what happens from here, even tomorrow,......... not the first idea. Nothing would surprise me, in any direction.

 

[Renaultman]

Massive stimulus has happened and made no impact.
Wheat just holding on while everything else is a sell.
A liquidity crunch is in play, and cash is king, USD in particular.

Taking a guess at what happens from here, even tomorrow,......... not the first idea. Nothing would surprise me, in any direction.

I think the fact that wheat has pretty much held its value has to be a positive.

 

[teslacoils]

I think the fact that wheat has pretty much held its value has to be a positive.

When times are bad, still got to eat.

 

[solo]

When times are bad, still got to eat.

When everyone’s at home there’s more temptation to keep snacking too.?

 

[Roger Perry]

When times are bad, still got to eat.

True, BUT people are not going out to eat, all social events are pretty much closing so for the next several weeks markets are going to be slow, add in a global slow down/recession and it could be the perfect storm.
Given the amount of soft commodities around the world, this may not be the time to bet the farm.

 

[Lincsman]

True, BUT people are not going out to eat, all social events are pretty much closing so for the next several weeks markets are going to be slow, add in a global slow down/recession and it could be the perfect storm.
Given the amount of soft commodities around the world, this may not be the time to bet the farm.

I eat just as much at home as I would going out... more probably as its cheaper.

 

[nelson]

what the fing hell has happened to the rape price

 

[Lincsman]

what the fing hell has happened to the rape price

went in the same direction as crude oil... they are linked.

 

[nelson]

went in the same direction as crude oil... they are linked.

i don't think fuel has come down 25% yet

 

[Flat 10]

i don't think fuel has come down 25% yet

Crude has, more than I think

 

[Brisel]

i don't think fuel has come down 25% yet

The tax hasn't dropped.

 

[solo]

Feed barley £126 for March collection. Feed wheat £151 March collection.

 

[Flat 10]

Anybody had a harvest 20 winter barley price recently? Been a few weeks since I was offered just over £120.

 

[solo]

I sold a month ago at £130 for harvest movement but today it was back to £122.

 

[Flat 10]

I sold a month ago at £130 for harvest movement but today it was back to £122.

Never been offered that. i would have done a bit at that.

 

[FarmerBruce]

what the fing hell has happened to the rape price

What you been bid?

 

[yellow belly]

i don't think fuel has come down 25% yet

Crude oil now under $30 a barrel half what it was in early January
11p tax on red 59 p tax on white

 

[Heathland]

What you been bid?

I was bid £295 this morning said £ tanking,oil price dropping.
Bid £145 for feed wheat.
All for March. I'm not selling.

 

[solo]

Never been offered that. i would have done a bit at that.

One of the benefits of being closer to the feed mills, so haulage becomes less. Cap load charge was £7.50/t for barley to yesterday’s booking. Final part loads to clear the store.