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What price would non assured feed oats be, a neighbour has about 15t they want to sell
A bump for this one because I’d like to know a price as well.
What price would non assured feed oats be, a neighbour has about 15t they want to sell
I was offered £135/t yesterday for milling quality assured spring oats which I politely declined if that’s any guide. I expect non assured feed would mean low bushel or very weathered appearance so you’d be bid £100-125 depending how bad.A bump for this one because I’d like to know a price as well.
£200 last month. Farm to farm.Any feed bean prices about?
Just sold my human consumption spring beans at £220 which makes feed beans at £200 look about right.£200 last month. Farm to farm.
£204 yesterday in east yorks.Any feed bean prices about?
A bump for this one because I’d like to know a price as well.
You might well be right, especially if you look to other proteins. But I was the buyer and paid what was asked.Bean prices seem low to me compared to feed wheat
All ours went in, no claims, both farms.For those of you who have sold HC beans, how have you got on with actually moving them, claims etc?
Rapemeal has fallen right back from a fortnight ago. Soya still v expensiveYou might well be right, especially if you look to other proteins. But I was the buyer and paid what was asked.
Went in fine, no claimsFor those of you who have sold HC beans, how have you got on with actually moving them, claims etc?
£195 ex farm yesterday, yorkshire.Any better offers than £200 delivered this month for feed wheat?
where did you hear that ?Rapemeal has fallen right back from a fortnight ago. Soya still v expensive
Yep, sorry my mistake, I misread the update I had!where did you hear that ?
Ex price from Hull today was £293/tn and out of Liverpool it was £288/tn last week.
£200 delivered is the best I've heard.Any better offers than £200 delivered this month for feed wheat?