4course
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- north yorks
brisel is right in the comment that this forum is mostly opinions, its just good when yours seems to be right at least for a short while , we could have sold it all around 110 thats £ 30 below where it is today
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yellow belly
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- south west lincolnshire
December 2014 the wheat price for this November was higher than current offers
timing sales at the highest prices is mostly luck
the brexit bonanza is here higher prices and higher bps
now every one wants to be in the uk
Nissan and facebook investing and employment up
it is very difficult to predict the future it is easier to be more accurate predicting the weather or just toss a coin
timing sales at the highest prices is mostly luck
the brexit bonanza is here higher prices and higher bps
now every one wants to be in the uk
Nissan and facebook investing and employment up
it is very difficult to predict the future it is easier to be more accurate predicting the weather or just toss a coin
4course
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- north yorks
If you sold some you gambled correctly, but I wouldnt dare sell my home grown physical grain that far forward I just may not have it if id cocked up or if every body and his dog was short the price could well be through the roof and id be selling it cheap and this happened to many a while back and some of them are still catching up
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- Darlington
I don't disagree for one moment and I certainly wasn't getting at you. More the ones that were adamant the market was only going one way and insinuated those of us who thought different were deluded.Set the exchange rate at the pre Brexit vote level of 70-76p/€ and see what that carries the wheat price to. The currency movement virtually cancels the wheat price rise out. The fundamentals of the world grain markets have only become more bearish with the exception of rapeseed. If the vote had been to Remain then that opinion would have been more accurate. This forum is mostly opinions.
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@crazy_bull @Condi @Grain Buyer - Can you remind us what the currency link is with grain please? IIRC 1p/€ is £2.50/t for wheat & £5/t for osr. Correct me if I'm wrong pls.
I fully understand that this forum is all about opinions and like to end any of my own predictions with @I am only a peasant farmer' or similar. I don't pretend to know, definitely, where the market will go and it is just basically a best guess. However I don't like it when mine, and others', opinions are derided when no-one can ever know, for sure, which way the market will go.
7800
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- cambridgeshire
Cefetra harvest feed wheat pool did £115.85 / T
reasonable effort ?
any other results ?
reasonable effort ?
any other results ?
I reckon that is not bad. Nothing to compare with sorry.
I started selling for harvest for £110 so you have no need to worry.....
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In one respect I was lucky as I started at £120.00 unfortunately I sold to much in the 120s
In one respect I was lucky as I started at £120.00 unfortunately I sold to much in the 120s
There will be plenty of folk who would be ecstatic to average £120 for feed this year.
Power Harrow Pilot
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- Location
- East Yorkshire
I'm holding. Was told the other day that wheat will get short by end of season. Bring it on!!!!! Vivergo eating a huge amount at the moment. Not much stock left in Yorkshire rumour has it!!
Saxon-Agriculture
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CIRCA £110 ex farm dependant on quality, kg/hl and colour.
Only 5 loads left to sell here. Plenty in shed but committed for spring. Will do 2 more loads pre-Christmas to avoid the "where is my BPS money" crunch.
Was it the trade saying it's getting short or farmers with plenty in the shed ?
smiffy
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- East Yorkshire
I was told vivergo is shutting for while in the new year but not sure how true it is
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Doubt it, they are taking my Crusoe milling wheat at £2 more than a Manchester mill will pay.. sold yesterday... loading today.
Same here. last few loads have been moved less than 24 hours after they were sold.
Power Harrow Pilot
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- East Yorkshire
Not trade, they will never tell you it's going to go up!! All this quick movement backs up my story!???!
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- Lincolnshire
Out of interest how much grain can vivergo stockpile at any one time?