- Location
- Darlington
I was at 50% of 4t until I added my 2018 carry over
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- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
What a brilliant video ! How did they get such accurate behind the scenes footage ?
New forum software upgrade can now cope with Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp any many other links
One of the many things we did in our efforts to make it worse ;-)
John Slejpner
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- Location
- Brick clay near Bedford
3 tons an acre sold. I will worry about the balance in January.
Just shy of 2 tons sold of 2020
- Location
- Lincolnshire
As available wheat £125.
Tenner carry to March.
No premiums for anything but gp1.
Tenner carry to March.
No premiums for anything but gp1.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Feed barley £117.50 spot today Cofco.
- Location
- East yorks
By the time I get drying, handling, weighbridge and storage off that will be a reaming
- Location
- West Suffolk
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Yup. I'm the least sold coming in to harvest ever at about 25 percent wheat and no barley. I saw the us weather and European weather and thought it was only going one way. But due to other things I have no cashflow pressure and can over year the whole lot if needs be. Certainly no rush to plant at these prices.
- Location
- South Shropshire
So much for Cecelia’s crystal ball!
Never did listen to her anyway. Over 50% of feed wheat base sold £165+ may June 2020.
We’ll see.
Never did listen to her anyway. Over 50% of feed wheat base sold £165+ may June 2020.
We’ll see.
- Location
- West Suffolk
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Feed barley down to £110 up here.
Merchants talking about spot price of £130 for malting barley. Rubbish. Huge yields mean there's loads about and decent quality grain. Glad we've a fair bit on contract. The 2020 malting barley i sold @£175 looking good atm.
Merchants talking about spot price of £130 for malting barley. Rubbish. Huge yields mean there's loads about and decent quality grain. Glad we've a fair bit on contract. The 2020 malting barley i sold @£175 looking good atm.
cant be long before feed wheat is under £100. must be mountains of the stuff looking for a home.
Biggest UK wheat harvest ever?
Biggest UK wheat harvest ever?
No where near here
- Location
- South Lincs
Nor here. We are down at least 0.5t/acre wheat on last year. Not a disaster but I'd say average at best, perhaps a little under. Spring barley similar to last year. Good but far from record breaking. Peas fairly poor again. Oilseed rape has done best but it was well on before all that rain in June.
- Location
- Sedgefield
We cut the first field of wheat here yesterday. Third wheat Dunston. Horrible nasty field under the wood, Looked pretty crap all year and went a funny shade of orange at one point !!! Yielded about 2.5t/ac at 15.5% about 71bushel ( hope that improves “in the dryer”)
Not happy about that, but I reckon(hope) its the worst Field by far
Onwards and Upwards
Not happy about that, but I reckon(hope) its the worst Field by far
Onwards and Upwards
- Location
- Sedgefield
All the barley was Surge. Yield over the weighbridge tallied our at about 3.6t/ac at 15.5%. All straw baled
I reckon that was a financially good crop... didn’t cost much to grow
OSR yielded 1.3t/ac. Django. Bit shed out, and flea beetle ravaged about 10 acre. So happy enough with that yield
All sold and delivered into central store at under 9% so no charges.... at £327+bonuses
OSR was fairly cheap to grow this year too somehow. Happy enough with that too
I reckon that was a financially good crop... didn’t cost much to grow
OSR yielded 1.3t/ac. Django. Bit shed out, and flea beetle ravaged about 10 acre. So happy enough with that yield
All sold and delivered into central store at under 9% so no charges.... at £327+bonuses
OSR was fairly cheap to grow this year too somehow. Happy enough with that too
- Location
- Huntingdon
A lot of wheat area, now in spring barley for various reasons but yes a big crop none the less.
C B
Honest john
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- Location
- Fenland
Or here