Nothing like good prices to cure good prices, eh?
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- Thread starter Jerry
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Do you think we will see another tenner short term feed wheat?
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
your right ,but circumstances may be changing and we as an industry just might be needed to dig for victory
it’s perfectly plausible yes, anything is right now it seems
my bet is Boris will announce full lock down at 8.30 tonight and if he does stock markets and £ will fall tomorrow pushing grain up another level maybe
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
plausible , maybe ,now thats sitting on the fence ,ho ho
- Location
- North West
I’ve sold two loads of feed wheat this morning for April @ £168, usually means it will go up some more if I sell ?
put it this way, I’ve not sold any wheat yet for h20 and had only done a small amount of h19 before all this kicked off, I’m still in no rush to ......
You dig if you want to. Only 3 wks ago we were all unnecessary contemptible scrotes who could be managed without perfectly well.
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
ive already sold 3/4 ish of 19 harvest not complaining in fact was quietly congratulating myself on a reasonable job well done until today , not a grain sold for 20 harvest yet but if we plant more will seriously think about it
wellingtonfarmer
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Feed beans £243 any more in them?
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Nov wheat futures up £7.50 today!
Could get £195/t for low N malting barley now
Thing is its all still in the bag. Think it would be foolish to fix before i see it growing.
Drilled 250 acres laureate its fixed at average £177. Fixed at £157 before xmas.
Could get £195/t for low N malting barley now
Thing is its all still in the bag. Think it would be foolish to fix before i see it growing.
Drilled 250 acres laureate its fixed at average £177. Fixed at £157 before xmas.
well that post was a glimpse into the future ! £10 / t tomorrow I reckon ?
soft commodities surely about the only thing worth buying right now
Daniel
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- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
Hope not, tried to buy 3 loads today but the merchant is getting back to me.in rhe morning.
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
I'm Slim shady ,yes I'm the real shady
All you other slim shadys are just imitating .
If it goes up a tenner or even a fiver tomorrow then take a bow
Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
what will £ fall against? surely the other currencies are coming under the same pressures just now?
Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
195? were people not saying spring barley was going to be a waste of time this year?
Theoretically speaking you could get £195, but I doubt you'll find anyone offering you a contract for it now. Apparently the maltsters are of the opinion there will be loads of malting barley on the go come harvest time, so are just sitting tight and going to buy it spot. Heard last night that the Glenlivet has now stopped mashing due to the lockdown so no doubt others will follow. A few weeks of distillery shut downs will drop demand for malting barley pretty significantly I'd think.
FarmerBruce
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- Location
- Yorkshire
Won’t matter too much when feed gets to that price.
- Location
- East Essexshire
There's still plenty of ships moving stuff about.
Obviously not all of those blobs are cargo/container ships, and not all of the loads are food products, but a lot are, and it's not dropped.
Chinese tat has been noticeably absent from ports for a couple of weeks, but apparently that will be coming in again soon.
Some of these South American, South African and north African suppliers of fruit and veg are immense, and the volumes of food coming off the ships every day are mind boggling. Thousands of tons of Egyptian potatoes are coming in at the moment.
No ones going hungry any time soon!
Obviously not all of those blobs are cargo/container ships, and not all of the loads are food products, but a lot are, and it's not dropped.
Chinese tat has been noticeably absent from ports for a couple of weeks, but apparently that will be coming in again soon.
Some of these South American, South African and north African suppliers of fruit and veg are immense, and the volumes of food coming off the ships every day are mind boggling. Thousands of tons of Egyptian potatoes are coming in at the moment.
No ones going hungry any time soon!
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- Location
- Northumberland
Your feed customers might just tell you to beggar off, as their customers are doing to them. Ruminant users of barley are battening down the hatches and a lot of stock will just have to range about for a while.