Baling Hay
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Maximum yield with the conditions provided is not.
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Maximum yield with the conditions provided is not.
Baling Hay
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Lock in enough to cover the extra cost of fert.
- Location
- Darlington
I have enough fert to give my wheat. 100%, unfortunately not bought at the bottom of the market but thankfully not at the top. I'm still thinking I may reduce my rate and carry some over. The CF technical guy however, said if you've got it, use it. After saying we really don't need to use as much as we have been?
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
and that by my calculations is the 64 thousand question. thing is could go either way
- Location
- Darlington
Exactly
Cf man wants you to use it all so he can sell you more next yearI have enough fert to give my wheat. 100%, unfortunately not bought at the bottom of the market but thankfully not at the top. I'm still thinking I may reduce my rate and carry some over. The CF technical guy however, said if you've got it, use it. After saying we really don't need to use as much as we have been?
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
where you out to play on wednesday morning?I have enough fert to give my wheat. 100%, unfortunately not bought at the bottom of the market but thankfully not at the top. I'm still thinking I may reduce my rate and carry some over. The CF technical guy however, said if you've got it, use it. After saying we really don't need to use as much as we have been?
- Location
- Darlington
Yeah, were you there? Must admit was a thoroughly enjoyable and educational morning. I was the one making us late for dinner talking about Ukraine and Estonia.
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- Darlington
Actually, surprisingly, he didn't.Cf man wants you to use it all so he can sell you more next year
Sounds like he’s very good at his job if you haven’t realised what he’s up to
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
no but son was ,he too has come back saying the same ,
- Location
- Darlington
If I can sneak away I like to get to that sort of thing, started going to the AHDB open farm events at Ripon, it's surprising what you can learn at these sort of things.
4course
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- Location
- north yorks
always something to learn , was once told an open mind has room to grow by my old ag college tutor
- Location
- People's Republic of South Yorkshire
Any spot feed barley prices Yorkshire?
- Location
- North Yorkshire
£220 ex
Webfoot
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- Lincolnshire Fens
Telegraph today:
Analysts at Rabobank warned that an invasion could cause wheat prices to double and impact half of Ukrainian grains production, putting more pressure on UK food prices as they soar at their fastest pace in almost a decade.
Ukraine and Russia are major producers of grains such as wheat, barley and corn, making the global market highly vulnerable to shocks to their supply. Bread and cereals such as wheat were already one of the biggest contributors to UK food price increases in recent months.
JPMorgan said constraints on supply would drive wheat prices to as high as $11 per bushel, up from just under $8 currently.
Michael Magdovitz, an analyst at Rabobank, said conflict could disrupt half of Ukraine’s wheat and barley production and all the key ports used for shipping food. Sanctions on Russia would cause a huge deficit of wheat, meaning prices could double.
Analysts at Rabobank warned that an invasion could cause wheat prices to double and impact half of Ukrainian grains production, putting more pressure on UK food prices as they soar at their fastest pace in almost a decade.
Ukraine and Russia are major producers of grains such as wheat, barley and corn, making the global market highly vulnerable to shocks to their supply. Bread and cereals such as wheat were already one of the biggest contributors to UK food price increases in recent months.
JPMorgan said constraints on supply would drive wheat prices to as high as $11 per bushel, up from just under $8 currently.
Michael Magdovitz, an analyst at Rabobank, said conflict could disrupt half of Ukraine’s wheat and barley production and all the key ports used for shipping food. Sanctions on Russia would cause a huge deficit of wheat, meaning prices could double.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I'll sell JP Morgan a few hundred tons of wheat at £300/t......
I await the phonecalls.
I await the phonecalls.
farmerphilly
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“Big heaps pay bills” I was once told that by a chap around 20 years ago! Or perhaps “you can’t sell from an empty shelf”
It’s a good job farming is 90% hindsight!
Spencer
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