Combinables Price Tracker

[yellow belly]

If crops are in the field combines in Ukraine will harvest it
The tanks will only run on a small percentage of the ground
The issue will be fuel to power the combine
But if the Russian army has fuel they will ensure the combined will have some at a price
If you haven’t paid for the crop that is left by a Ukrainian farmer then the gross margin for the Russian contractors who pay the army will still be good
IMHO if the Russians go into ukrain the land will get farmed
If Turkey stops ships coming out the Black Sea or the port facilities get damaged then getting wheat from there next year could be the issue

trade has continued in wars in the past
Even in the Napolionic wars England the France had grain trade despite the navies blockades

the days of grain under cutting the world price from the Black Sea are over

 

[Bossfarmer]

If crops are in the field combines in Ukraine will harvest it
The tanks will only run on a small percentage of the ground
The issue will be fuel to power the combine
But if the Russian army has fuel they will ensure the combined will have some at a price
If you haven’t paid for the crop that is left by a Ukrainian farmer then the gross margin for the Russian contractors who pay the army will still be good
IMHO if the Russians go into ukrain the land will get farmed
If Turkey stops ships coming out the Black Sea or the port facilities get damaged then getting wheat from there next year could be the issue

trade has continued in wars in the past
Even in the Napolionic wars England the France had grain trade despite the navies blockades

the days of grain under cutting the world price from the Black Sea are over

So your saying war wont affect wheat prices?

 

[nelson]

At these prices are we any better off than a few years ago or are the margins the same but the stakes just higher?

we were far better off last year selling wheat 207 and input cost a hell of alot less . l think wheat needs to be £250- £260 to be anywhere near that at todays prices of inputs.

 

[redsloe]

I can now join the conversation!!!
My first phone call for my wheat!
£226 for May. Not particularly interesting.

 

[Wombat]

I can now join the conversation!!!
My first phone call for my wheat!
£226 for May. Not particularly interesting.

Not when I sold a few load at 221 3 weeks ago

 

[An Gof]

I can now join the conversation!!!
My first phone call for my wheat!
£226 for May. Not particularly interesting.

No, not inspiring, was bid £223 Ex for April on 10th Feb.

 

[FarmerBruce]

240 March
210 November

 

[Spencer]

240 March
210 November

That delivered?

 

[FarmerBruce]

That delivered?

Nope

 

[4course]

240 March
210 November

Nope

I reckon theres a far bigger difference in % terms round the country based on locality /demand . Anyone looking at futures as a guide could easily be£10 -15 on the wrong side . jokingly a while ago in conversation with my tame merchant said ring me when its £7g a load for fw and he was on the phone yesterday saying its only a couple of quid away

 

[Wombat]

I reckon theres a far bigger difference in % terms round the country based on locality /demand . Anyone looking at futures as a guide could easily be£10 -15 on the wrong side . jokingly a while ago in conversation with my tame merchant said ring me when its £7g a load for fw and he was on the phone yesterday saying its only a couple of quid away

Yup I haven’t been able to get through some of these prices even in Yorkshire

 

[Chae1]

london will follow in the morning - i think it was waiting to see how usa reacted

Off the clock!

 

[fieldfarmer]

Not me.had confidence in the market all the time!

So did you sell out as you stated you had or not?

 

[Doom and gloom]

Sorry to say I sold out

 

[landlover]

Can’t believe futures have moved so little this morning!

 

[fieldfarmer]

Can’t believe futures have moved so little this morning!

Me too, I'm at the point of getting @Doom and gloom to market my crops going forward, he's had a plan and stuck to it. .

 

[Billboy1]

Probably be down at end of play with traders taking a small profit then up again tomorrow/Friday. It’s up and down faster than a prostitutes knickers

 

[Jerry]

230 May feed here now.

 

[NFI]

If crops are in the field combines in Ukraine will harvest it
The tanks will only run on a small percentage of the ground
The issue will be fuel to power the combine
But if the Russian army has fuel they will ensure the combined will have some at a price
If you haven’t paid for the crop that is left by a Ukrainian farmer then the gross margin for the Russian contractors who pay the army will still be good
IMHO if the Russians go into ukrain the land will get farmed
If Turkey stops ships coming out the Black Sea or the port facilities get damaged then getting wheat from there next year could be the issue

trade has continued in wars in the past
Even in the Napolionic wars England the France had grain trade despite the navies blockades

the days of grain under cutting the world price from the Black Sea are over

Imagine operating a combine in the summer and a row of tanks suddenly come over the brow straight towards you......

 

[e3120]

249 March - come on, one last push!