Combinables Price Tracker

[Cambridgeshire]

Can anybody tell how much it costs to dry wheat from 17 to 15 please thankyou

I don't know how much it costs but you would have been charged about £3.00/t plus a 2.5%weight loss, then the fuel price went crazy!!

 

[Humble Village Farmer]

These prices are a bubble waiting to burst. They are simply unaffordable. Majority of cereals goes to livestock. The price of meat and milk has not risen inline with costs, not just here in the UK but across the world. People cannot afford to pay these prices. They will come down as they have before. Very high prices are always followed by very low prices.
Wheat sub £140 next July.

It's called demand destruction when the price gets too high apparently.

Couple of points:

World crops may be reduced by the prohibitive cost of fertiliser (demand destruction possibly).

There's not quite enough grain at the moment, the buyers are hoping for a good harvest in the southern hemisphere. If there's an el nin something (the one which makes Australia wetter and Sound America drier), current prices might start to look cheap.

Grazing animals might get fed less grain, except maybe in the form of forage maize. Pigs and chickens will have to go up in price. There's no further cost cutting options.

If China stop buying so much, prices might ease.

£140 isn't enough to cover growing costs at the moment.

 

[bill and bens dad]

Any prices for beans please?

 

[benny6910]

Can anybody tell how much it costs to dry wheat from 17 to 15 please thankyou

It should be around £8 plus weight loss and if a large company doing it then you’ll get a nice handling charge aswell

 

[Chrisw]

236 ex farm cornwall

 

[Acke]

What is price on OSR in UK
In Sweden it is 550£ /ton on farm

 

[Renaultman]

What is price on OSR in UK
In Sweden it is 550£ /ton on farm

Very similar over here

 

[Acke]

Very similar over here

Time to sell or not?

 

[Renaultman]

Time to sell or not?

Don't take my advice, I sold forward at £350 something

 

[Acke]

Than Il ask you and do the opposit!

 

[Renaultman]

Than Il ask you and do the opposit!

TBH £550 has to be a good profit, I would definitely sell.

 

[Worsall]

Thought worth pointing out to all the trade, even though you can get just £200t for feed wheat now, the average price sold to date for harvest 21 is £179/t. That includes forward sales made from May last year and current harvest sales, totalling about 3 million tonnes. I believe more has been sold, but that would take me a long time to see what had been sold forward for the previous 18 months.
This is in comparison with £169/t for the period May2020 to 10th October 2020, for the very poor Harvest 2020.

So in reality, this Harvest 2021 is currently just £10/t better than 2020.

GRAPH KEY
First section is forward sales made from may2020 to Harvest2020 Av £162/t
Second section is sales made from harvest to 10 october 2020 Av £171/t
Third Section is forward sales made from May 2021 to Harvest 21 Av £167/t
Fourth section is sales made from harvest to 10 October 2021 Av £181/t

Average prices have been adjusted for volume sold

 

[Hampton]

Anyone have a feed barley price?

 

[Hampton]

And feed beans please

 

[Wheatland]

Feed Barley £196 for November, not sure on beans

 

[Hampton]

Feed Barley £196 for November, not sure on beans

236 reasonable?
got to invoice neighbour

 

[marshbarn]

Anyone have a feed barley price?

Feed Barley ex farm £201 January

 

[Hampton]

Feed Barley ex farm £201 January

Was offered £208 for jan wheat this morning

 

[super4]

Feed barley £200 Feb.
Malting laureate £250 export november

 

[Wheatland]

Was offered £208 for jan wheat this morning

£212 into Oswestry/Wrexham