- Location
- Darlington
No nearer home
Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
Sheeponfire
Member
On the tonnage I expect you handle... If it were me I would be having some!!!!
sadly the tonnage is not so big this year ! hence important to make sure we get selling it right
no
I’m not a fan of selling crop i haven’t harvested yet - not that I never will but i tend not to as a general rule, forward prices have to be mind blowing good to tempt me and even then i would never sell more than 50% of a crop un harvested
Hadn't heard about that.
Don't suppose we produce enough maize in this country for them to use it.
Sheeponfire
Member
Did you not recently still have a large % of H19 still to price??
That would surely be well priced now...? Even with money being so cheap...
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
There are a number of users who have to use wheat
cannot use barley or maize
there are also grades of wheat that are more expensive to import especially if the user is based away from the bigger ports
they often cannot take large amounts from one ship in one go
cannot use barley or maize
there are also grades of wheat that are more expensive to import especially if the user is based away from the bigger ports
they often cannot take large amounts from one ship in one go
thats still on farm but mostly priced now for April movment
money is so cheap right now - negative interest rates a reality soon i think ?
storage already paid for at £8/t by landowner so my view is they might as well get max value from it and move as late as pos with max carry possible ?
personally i think grain in a store is safer than cash in a bank right now ?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Cash in the bank will incur a cost in the new year.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I’ve never regretted getting rid of low quality early in the season. There is maybe an overall shortage of home produced wheat but there is a lot of crap wheat about. I have found mills who will take the lower end specs to be fairly well booked up, and with no export boats actual movement could slow right down IMO.
shakerator
Member
- Location
- LINCS
own tangible asset directly
vs
unsecured creditor in financial institution which is diluting your claims at record rates, and charging you for the privilege
Kryten
Member
- Location
- South Derbyshire
Has anyone had a price for feed quality beans recently?
- Location
- North Yorkshire
£210
HC £212
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Any advance of £215 for March milling wheat?
Also what is open market Linseed?
Also what is open market Linseed?
SilliamWhale
Member
I know what you mean but I find if I get to September with nothing sold and you hear of huge yields (FW) and prices tend to fall around Harvest it can take until the following february to get prices to recover. I don't feel comfortable being so exposed then
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I did a bit earlier at prices lower than today. Hey ho. That's life. Still decent money to be made even if next harvest is only average.
- Location
- Black Isle
Offered £132.50 for feed barley, December Uplift.....
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Sheeponfire
Member
Agreed... Does not seem that impressive...