- Location
- West Suffolk
I saw in the news Saudi Arabia is looking to buy 1.2m tonnes of wheat in the next month or so, where would that likely come from?
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- Thread starter Jerry
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
USA, Russia. Depends who their chummy with this week.
- Location
- Darlington
I've bottled and sold the balance of 19 wheat £162 ex June, Rightly or wrongly.
At least the store will get properly emptied this year .
At least the store will get properly emptied this year .
Warp Land Farmer
Member
- Location
- Hazzard County
Anyone heard any ex. Feed barley prices?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Yesterday it was £132
Bid today: barley £126, soft wheat £155, April movement. Said job is falling, after last weeks rises, and mill "stacked out" with soft wheat.
Was somewhat narked that they never called last week with the good news, so said no thanks.... but actually thought eff-off.
Was somewhat narked that they never called last week with the good news, so said no thanks.... but actually thought eff-off.
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£138 ex April
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Tbh they can f**k off at both those prices.
Surely £138 ex is getting warmer?
Farmerdunk
Member
- Location
- Hertfordshire
Feed wheat price I presume? Got offered £177 for milling for April movement.
Devon James
Member
- Location
- Devon
So who wishes they sold more last week?
sold none last week it will go higher yet
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
why?
- Location
- Cirencester
Of the same opinion Clive, all sold out of 19 harvest mind.
switch the news on ?
remember this winter ?
go look at some crops that did get drilled ?
look at what was happening in Australia, USA, Canada, france, spain ........... not so long ago ?
look at currency markets ?
got any bearish news ????
Lots.
£ up, $ down as US isn't seen as quite the safe haven it recently was until the number of CV19 cases rocketed
Crude oil down which supresses biofuel markets. Brent Crude $25/barrel today
UK farmers will look to fix some prices on recent spring drillings (me included) when they start to get back in their offices
UK already at import parity for new crop wheat, so no further upside there
Recent £ rise means we are no longer export competitive on a big 2019 harvest
Global grain supply forecast to exceed demand. Again. This will build stocks
No big sporting events, reducing alcohol demand though domestic alcohol buying increasing
We may be off recent peaks, but IMO this market is a sell.
- Location
- Romney Marsh
As you like. There's as much upside as there is downside. At this time of year, we'd be in a weather market which assures volatility anyway, before this virus malarkey came along.
