Combinables Price Tracker

[Full of bull(s)]

1 load Barley for June today 185
by July there will be very little left for any carry over
if 20 July to 10 august is wet or June is cool and dull then any one with grain will be able to call the price

any sensible consumer should have got their need sorted before now there was plenty of barley under 150 then and storage is not that expensive

A lot of consumers up here were covered or thought they were. I am told the administrator at Inglis have shut the doors in and out so anyone trying to draw on contract loads has been left well and truly in the lurch which has led to panic buying.

 

[Hampton]

£177 harvest feed wheat
Down £15 from the highs.

 

[e3120]

1 load Barley for June today 185
by July there will be very little left for any carry over
if 20 July to 10 august is wet or June is cool and dull then any one with grain will be able to call the price

any sensible consumer should have got their need sorted before now there was plenty of barley under 150 then and storage is not that expensive

A lot of consumers up here were covered or thought they were. I am told the administrator at Inglis have shut the doors in and out so anyone trying to draw on contract loads has been left well and truly in the lurch which has led to panic buying.

I would also add that crap grass supply could not have been predicted (looked opposite when barley was easier in March). Whilst these consumers may have been advised to have a bit of contingency, how much is wise when it's going to be worth a good deal less in the autumn?

Personally I hope that my extra barley consumption now is offset by those cattle being away sooner, but unless things improve the next batch will also be chomping on old-crop barley, when they'd not normally see strong feed until the freshness was well off new-crop.

 

[4course]

A lot of consumers up here were covered or thought they were. I am told the administrator at Inglis have shut the doors in and out so anyone trying to draw on contract loads has been left well and truly in the lurch which has led to panic buying.

and that explains the 10-12£ uplift above futures round here ,merchants are short of grain and very few folk within our stomping ground have any unbooked left so means a long haul to fulfill those earlier contracts

 

[lloyd]

What's the new target price for old crop barley
now that someone has reported being offered £200ex?

 

[DeeGee]

So what sort of price does feed barley look like being off the combine in September, Midlands/North West?

 

[teslacoils]

What's the new target price for old crop barley
now that someone has reported being offered £200ex?

I'd like £200 for mine.

 

[pellow]

There is literally no barley left in Cornwall according to one local merchant

 

[benny6910]

What's the new target price for old crop barley
now that someone has reported being offered £200ex?

I’d be happy if the local farmers that are getting it from me will pay £200

I'd like £200 for mine.

I’m selling what I have left to local farmers at the moment but I’m sure they won’t pay £200 for it. The last I sold at £180 was painfull enough for them to agree too

 

[Milkcow365]

Anyone a load of feed barley or wheat for sale closish to Dg99dl I’m about a lorry load short for my own cows, that’s the issue when you store grain for plenty others then it comes to end and there’s not as much there that’s yours as you think! Bad management really but anyhow

 

[7610 super q]

Fair play, the merchants did a grand job keeping the price so low for so long. It was obvious to most of us that it would be in short supply, yet 90% of us missed out on high prices. Sigh.

 

[Happy]

I’d be happy if the local farmers that are getting it from me will pay £200

I’m selling what I have left to local farmers at the moment but I’m sure they won’t pay £200 for it. The last I sold at £180 was painfull enough for them to agree too

Where else will they get it from?
If that’s the market price it’s the market price.
Not often the ball is at our feet to kick in this game.
Most sectors done well the past few months. I’m sure they can afford it

 

[teslacoils]

I’m selling what I have left to local farmers at the moment but I’m sure they won’t pay £200 for it. The last I sold at £180 was painfull enough for them to agree too

It was £158ex on 30th march. That was probably painful for stock farmers to agree to. Local stock farmers wince at £20/AC for good spring barley straw. I wince at forecast new fert prices. There's a theme here.

 

[benny6910]

Where else will they get it from?
If that’s the market price it’s the market price.
Not often the ball is at our feet to kick in this game.
Most sectors done well the past few months. I’m sure they can afford it

Where else will they get it from?
If that’s the market price it’s the market price.
Not often the ball is at our feet to kick in this game.
Most sectors done well the past few months. I’m sure they can afford it

Yes I’m sure they can, a was talking a little tongue in cheek to be honest.

 

[An Gof]

Harper’s Feeds weekly price sheet came today and they were quoting £205 per tonne ex farm for Feed Barley

 

[Devil's advocate]

Is barley still selling well.

Sold at £180 again today, delivered to local mill.

 

[Devil's advocate]

Harper’s Feeds weekly price sheet came today and they were quoting £205 per tonne ex farm for Feed Barley

Gosh it this just the South West?

Wonder where the top is?

I'm happy just to get sold up ASAP

 

[lloyd]

Gosh it this just the South West?

No ,not far behind West Midlands.

 

[teslacoils]

Merchant after spot barley for £190ex.

 

[newhollandcruzr]

Got offered £210 for barley del today !!