I’m finding it hard to get a max/min price contract for grp 1 at harvest?
Giving away your age yellow belly My God that takes me back to the old table books in national school . You of course are right the 12 times tables generation didnt need calculators still dont, yet many youngsters nowadays cant add or do simple sums with out electronic helpbut we still get a pint of beer
the conversion between different units is good for the mind
plenty of people cannot multiply by 10 yet those who learnt their 12 times table did not use calculaters
Giving away your age yellow belly My God that takes me back to the old table books in national school . You of course are right the 12 times tables generation didnt need calculators still dont, yet many youngsters nowadays cant add or do simple sums with out electronic help
Back on topic Boortmalt have offered 200 euro a ton green price forward for20 % of growers contracts for the coming harvest .
A good sign of hopefully better malting barley prices this harvest .
Also British flour which has dominated the Irish market will now appartently attract a tarrif of around 170 euros a ton which may revvive the Irish milling industry with talk of a new mill in Wexford . Its an ill wind ....... We might just have to relearn how to grow milling wheat !!!.
And how to harvest it with a hagberg in your climate
And how to harvest it with a hagberg in your climate
Just looked, at least is still going in the right direction, up £2 for us in the southwest. (for May). But we seem to be still back on what some further north are being quoted.Bet a lot of time will be spent watching markets on the phone today
Which websites do people use for live updates?
Making it what approx ex farm?Feed barley discount to feed wheat approx £15/t for Nov 21, a more "normal" spread.
Making it what approx ex farm?
I thought you were talking about nov 21When?
Feed barley discount to feed wheat approx £15/t for Nov 21, a more "normal" spread.
Now ,now dont be so pessimistic !!! Though i havent grown milling wheat since the days of Mercia it might be worth a punt Then again if memory serves me right the milling premium barely covered the yield penalty versus the feed varities . And in our more often than not wet Augusts it failed the Hagberg falling number and went in the feed pile anyway . Believe it or not spring wheats that cut in Sept were more likely to mill as Sept USED to be a more settled month .And how to harvest it with a hagberg in your climate
Now ,now dont be so pessimistic !!! Though i havent grown milling wheat since the days of Mercia it might be worth a punt Then again if memory serves me right the milling premium barely covered the yield penalty versus the feed varities . And in our more often than not wet Augusts it failed the Hagberg falling number and went in the feed pile anyway . Believe it or not spring wheats that cut in Sept were more likely to mill as Sept USED to be a more settled month .
More than likely the packers and bakers will get their flour from France in future which is sad really the end of a very long relationship . Didnt the " I " in NABIM stand for IRISH ???