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Nice place to start.Na I didn't same lot were 177 last week, anyhoo it will have to go. First load iv sold
Nice place to start.Na I didn't same lot were 177 last week, anyhoo it will have to go. First load iv sold
Not bad but I won't be long in finishing.Nice place to start.
I asked that of a friend who's been busy selling wheat for next year.When will nov 21 futures take account of the drilling progress
did Kent get planted up last yearI asked that of a friend who's been busy selling wheat for next year.
Lots finished drilling in September round here, but let's see how bad the blackgrass is next may.
When will nov 21 futures take account of the drilling progress
No Kent didn't get planted up last year, lots of spring wheat and barley, which from what I'm told done jolly well on the whole.did Kent get planted up last year
from the tff poll drilling looks about at the same level As last year
some areas behind last year
east Anglia
this year round here some started earlier and are near finished
some waited
if next week stops every one then will the uk be 50% planted
the anticipattion is that there will be a big 2021 crop
but that would need all crops planted by the end of October and in good condition
if I was a buyer of grain/flour I would be Considering hedging my 2021 harvest requirements
any one who did it this time last year is well quids in
that is what the commentaters were saying last year futures now below exfarmMay 21 !! Drilling progress a local issue. Why should it have an effect yet? What is happening in the rest of the world with autumn sowings?
Iv got one yes one field of wheat in and it's fing slotting it down again meanwhile my triticale is getting engulfed with a second flush of volunteer oats and I can't get near it.........I'm not in a good mood can you tell. In reality the prices are crap..that is what the commentaters were saying last year futures now below exfarm
last year wheat futures nov20 took a jump the last week of october 2019 and kept rising
that autumn we all had full grain stores with a near record crop
this year we are 6 million tonnes short on harvest with 1 million carried over harvest and 1 million tonnes barley
so we are 4 million short for 2020 to 2021
but we will start 2021 harvest with no carry over every grain will be sold before july
if this weather carries on as predicted next week the 2021 harvest will be below consumption even if yields are good
the current futures for nov 2021 are priced for us needing to export
that is what the commentaters were saying last year futures now below exfarm
last year wheat futures nov20 took a jump the last week of october 2019 and kept rising
that autumn we all had full grain stores with a near record crop
this year we are 6 million tonnes short on harvest with 1 million carried over harvest and 1 million tonnes barley
so we are 4 million short for 2020 to 2021
but we will start 2021 harvest with no carry over every grain will be sold before july
if this weather carries on as predicted next week the 2021 harvest will be below consumption even if yields are good
the current futures for nov 2021 are priced for us needing to export
we planted nothing between 23 september last year and 26 marchIv got one yes one field of wheat in and it's fing slotting it down again meanwhile my triticale is getting engulfed with a second flush of volunteer oats and I can't get near it.........I'm not in a good mood can you tell. In reality the prices are crap..
Been up your kneck of the woods, I thought we had it badIv got one yes one field of wheat in and it's fing slotting it down again meanwhile my triticale is getting engulfed with a second flush of volunteer oats and I can't get near it.........I'm not in a good mood can you tell. In reality the prices are crap..
Not much sown at all around here. I have just been over Wingate way to my sister's. Not much sown there eitherBeen up your kneck of the woods, I thought we had it bad
I know it often is but the fields beside the A1 around Bradbury are under waterNot much sown at all around here. I have just been over Wingate way to my sister's. Not much sown there either
Yep carr land, fertile but wet. Watson's land.I know it often is but the fields beside the A1 around Bradbury are under water