CORK
Member
- Location
- East Cork, Ireland
Not sure where to post this but it would be advisable for farmers to double check their insurance policies so that the increased value of fertiliser, fuel, feed etc is covered.
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Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
- Location
- nottingham
2 load feed 258 march , be really happy if there wasnt such an unsavory reason for it!
Farmerdunk
Member
- Location
- Hertfordshire
AHDB prices for feed wheat
259 for May
230 for November
259 for May
230 for November
fieldfarmer
Member
Sold directly to a mill or to one of the big traders? That's £13 more than I've been priced in the S West.
- Location
- nottingham
A big trader
fieldfarmer
Member
Thank you, their pencil isn't that sharp yet for down here!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Haulage.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
The magic £300 for full spec milling for April is here.
fieldfarmer
Member
I'm 4 miles from Crediton mill and 10 miles from the Exeter mill, its a £5 haulage to ether of them if I sell delivered.
- Location
- Stratford on Avon
Not here it isn't just been bid 291 by 2 different merchants
Same here
- Location
- North West
Just done a load of feed wheat for April @ £266
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I was also bid 291 and sold 2 loads.. 15 mins later sold 4 loads @ £301 to a different merchant, and lightly going to same home... dont ask me how all this works!
- Location
- central scotland
Done two @ £270 at lunchtime same terms surely we can’t be that wrong ??
- Location
- North West
Possibly depends on how far it’s going but usually I’m in a good area for prices so not sure what’s going on! It’s best price I’ve been offered this year though so far but got a long way to go yet!
Where's the limit on these prices? I'm keen to price a bit of n c osr and wheat.
Prices could quite easily be + or - £50 by harvest.
Have there ever been so many bad marketing decisions made? Still got a couple of loads of wheat in the shed sold at nearly £100 below current prices. And they were sold at contract highs!
Prices could quite easily be + or - £50 by harvest.
Have there ever been so many bad marketing decisions made? Still got a couple of loads of wheat in the shed sold at nearly £100 below current prices. And they were sold at contract highs!
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
I really don't think you can take any blame personally for what u may perceive as Bad marketing decisions.
We live in a very peculiar world at the moment.
Im happy with what I have sold and still have some wheat left unpriced.
But I also bought fert at near High price, because I thought prices would fall, then panicked as I thought they would go even higher.
Decision at the moment are really nothing more than Half chance.
- Location
- Stratford on Avon
never a bad marketing decision because it was right on the day
its what i tell myself anyway