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Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
Your probably right with the premium
Sheeponfire
Member
We're you not tempted??
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
check goods in transit insurance£15,000 a load
- Location
- Yorks
Anyone know ex farm feed wheat and barley price at the moment? Yorkshire.
I was told £165 for feed barley, North Yorkshire didn’t ask about wheat.
Yes a little but I’ve sold some forward at £150 so with no rain in the near future I’ll hang on a little more I think before I commit to any more. Merchant said he thought it wouldn’t fall back until it rains.
SW feed barley around £175 ex and still rising.
Getting quite a few texts looking for FB. Heaven knows what it will be like late May/early June.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
I'm getting £165. Ne Scotland
Near futures parity up here for wheat. No real premium for milling
welger
Member
- Location
- derbyshire
Cofco yesterday for wheat £200
- Location
- Darlington
I was told to sell my balance because of the gap between Old and new crop, still got it but not sure for how much longer, wish I had 40t of OSR sat in the shed instead.
- Location
- Yorks
Thanks. Probably just over £200 then for wheat.
FarmerBruce
Member
- Location
- Yorkshire
£205 yesterday for may.
Had to do a 70 mile run for parts today.
looking at the crops by the road I was glad that I’ve nothing sold forward, it’s not going to be a bumper year up here.
But considering issues around imports, tariffs, and the potential for domestic supply issues I think we're sailing into uncharted waters.
How are crops looking on the continent and the US?
looking at the crops by the road I was glad that I’ve nothing sold forward, it’s not going to be a bumper year up here.
But considering issues around imports, tariffs, and the potential for domestic supply issues I think we're sailing into uncharted waters.
How are crops looking on the continent and the US?
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
No, just a little barley left.
lloyd
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
Haven't sold any barley yet .
Thought I'd been too optimistic 3wks ago
but looking at the maize price increases I cant
see why it shouldn't get into the £170s yet.
If it all kicks off in Ukraine grain supply and
security could lead to massive market movements.
Perhaps there is more than just the weather concerns moving
the funds.
Thought I'd been too optimistic 3wks ago
but looking at the maize price increases I cant
see why it shouldn't get into the £170s yet.
If it all kicks off in Ukraine grain supply and
security could lead to massive market movements.
Perhaps there is more than just the weather concerns moving
the funds.
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newhollandcruzr
Member
- Location
- N Devon
£185 del for may here not much around the southwest left it seems !!