Combinables Price Tracker

[MrNoo]

Up £4 today

 

[E_B]

Did a little bit of Skyscraper today, £195 for March. Includes a soft wheat premium. North Suffolk.

 

[Billboy1]

Was offered £195 dec this morning feed wheat midlands

 

[Try to succeed]

Done a few loads of feed wheat today at 195 Dec Notts

 

[Pigless]

Done some feed barley £155 ex farm, in the south west

 

[fieldfarmer]

Done some feed barley £155 ex farm, in the south west

A good price, local mill?

 

[JCfarmer]

Done some feed barley £155 ex farm, in the south west

Very good price, are you a neighbour to An Gof by any chance?

 

[Flat 10]

Did a little bit of Skyscraper today, £195 for March. Includes a soft wheat premium. North Suffolk.

I got 195 jan for the same yesterday,

 

[two-cylinder]

Has it dropped a bit?
I sold some Skyscraper for Feb at £200 on November 9th.

 

[Pigless]

Very good price, are you a neighbour to An Gof by any chance?

No, much further west. Not a local mill, think it's going north to Devon!

 

[teslacoils]

Done some feed barley £155 ex farm, in the south west

That's £13 a ton dearer than here.

 

[JCfarmer]

That's £13 a ton dearer than here.

No we are £13t cheaper.

 

[teslacoils]

Well, I'm going to clear out of oats next month I think. Then count up the barley.

 

[teslacoils]

Did the last oats at £135ex. Bit saddening as they are a nice sample at a cack price but hey ho. That's non contract milling oat growing I suppose.

More upsettingly as the spring barley, which I hate, has paid better!

 

[JCfarmer]

Did the last oats at £135ex. Bit saddening as they are a nice sample at a cack price but hey ho. That's non contract milling oat growing I suppose.

More upsettingly as the spring barley, which I hate, has paid better!

First time growing milling oats for selling next Nov and following May priced half of them for £153t.
Are you usually better off with a contract or not?

 

[teslacoils]

First time growing milling oats for selling next Nov and following May priced half of them for £153t.
Are you usually better off with a contract or not?

In ten years of oat growing only two times better off on contract. Sometimes good money to be made. However, this year if you were on £10 under wheat futures you'd be £50 a ton better off, so on balance those 8 years smugness have been wiped out. Although I *expect* the huge price difference means those on contract are suffering more claims than I am.

Farming is a risky business, and off contract oats a bit like off contract marrowfat peas. Going forward, I think oversupply is likely to replace some osr tonnage. Hence I'm not growing any. My land needs a break from oats anyway now.

 

[Renaultman]

In ten years of oat growing only two times better off on contract. Sometimes good money to be made. However, this year if you were on £10 under wheat futures you'd be £50 a ton better off, so on balance those 8 years smugness have been wiped out. Although I *expect* the huge price difference means those on contract are suffering more claims than I am.

Farming is a risky business, and off contract oats a bit like off contract marrowfat peas. Going forward, I think oversupply is likely to replace some osr tonnage. Hence I'm not growing any. My land needs a break from oats anyway now.

Mine does too. Beans and OSR for a while.

 

[teslacoils]

Mine does too. Beans and OSR for a while.

Lol. Neither of those here. Wheats good money. 3 wheats, 3 grass. Not changing any chancers unless it's for seed for a minimum acre fee.

 

[YELROM]

What price would non assured feed oats be, a neighbour has about 15t they want to sell

 

[Happy]

Still lagging behind in Scotland.
Feed wheat £188 for January.