Combinables Price Tracker

[Chae1]

Dont always agree with you @gone up the hill but you are correct with regard to clean beef price. It really needs to be £5.00/kg if not more.
Cattle here now will be providing little more than company the way things are.

They save paying tax!

Wipe out any profits from arable side of business.

 

[Top Tip.]

They save paying tax!

Wipe out any profits from arable side of business.

Remember the dung ,helps to make the arable side profitable.

 

[fieldfarmer]

Remember the dung ,helps to make the arable side profitable.

Nice to think positively but what if it were spread on the grass ground to replace potash take off not the arable .

 

[Chae1]

Remember the dung ,helps to make the arable side profitable.

Applying fertiliser at £650/t for silage/grazing . Feeding barley at over £300/t. Diesel @ £1.20/l.

The dung we get backs a mere drop in the ocean. The cattle get free straw from arable. Arable gets muck back. No money exchanged

 

[An Gof]

Applying fertiliser at £650/t for silage/grazing . Feeding barley at over £300/t. Diesel @ £1.20/l.

The dung we get backs a mere drop in the ocean. The cattle get free straw from arable. Arable gets muck back. No money exchanged

You have summed it up quite well there.

 

[stroller]

Applying fertiliser at £650/t for silage/grazing . Feeding barley at over £300/t. Diesel @ £1.20/l.

The dung we get backs a mere drop in the ocean. The cattle get free straw from arable. Arable gets muck back. No money exchanged

It's always better not to involve the government

 

[chipchap]

Buyers seem to have gone on holiday.
The market won’t restabilise until they need to buy grain in volume again.

I suspect there are a few long holders caught with their pants down.

 

[carbonfibre farmer]

Any wheat prices in East anglia? Got a little left.
@robbie ?

 

[lloyd]

Those of you with very long memories will remember me getting laughed at when I predicted £200 feed wheat a long long time ago, only for it to materialise within months.

At about the same time I said that if it gets to £200, there’s not much stopping it going to £1000.

Perhaps now is the time?

Perhaps the long holders are waiting for your prophecy of a £1000t .

 

[robbie]

Any wheat prices in East anglia? Got a little left.
@robbie ?

Don't really know to be honest.
Wheat sold for this month hasn't been called yet and the month is ticking by.
I have just done a couple of trailer loads of triticale for £270 so would guess wheat is 10er over that.

 

[Nitrams]

Buyers seem to have gone on holiday.
The market won’t restabilise until they need to buy grain in volume again.

I suspect there are a few long holders caught with their pants down.

oh well, live by the sword and die by it also

 

[carbonfibre farmer]

Don't really know to be honest.
Wheat sold for this month hasn't been called yet and the month is ticking by.
I have just done a couple of trailer loads of triticale for £270 so would guess wheat is 10er over that.

Ours has gone reasonably quickly certainly no delay.

 

[homefarm]

Sold two loads feed wheat for collection next week £300. They rang me so must have had a buyer, maybe the mills are not quite as covered as they claim.
Wheat in the field needs water and no real rain in the forecast.

 

[California]

Any wheat prices in East anglia? Got a little left.
@robbie ?

We found we had two loads left last Friday and made £285x first half July. Could have had June but only at £280. Rest of merchants would only quote for the whole of July and a couple didn't even want to make a bid unfortunately. Might have changed a little since then though.

 

[Chae1]

Futures well back today.

Going to be below £300/t again.

Disaster.

 

[David.]

Well, the world is awash with wheat, and with a huge harvest anticipated, what do you expect?....

 

[Bossfarmer]

Well, the world is awash with wheat, and with a huge harvest anticipated, do you expect?....

is it?

 

[robbie]

Futures well back today.

Going to be below £300/t again.

Disaster.

Is it????? Most people have crops in the ground grown with half sensibly bought fert, as said already harvest 23 is going to be the one.

 

[chipchap]

Is it????? Most people have crops in the ground grown with half sensibly bought fert, as said already harvest 23 is going to be the one.

But cash is king.

Most farm businesses, whatever sector, are swallowing cash at an alarming rate; I know ours is

 

[Chrisw]

Well, the world is awash with wheat, and with a huge harvest anticipated, do you expect?....

Not even the usda report, which predicts unusually large stocks whether true or not, is not as confident that the world is "awash"