Combinables Price Tracker

[Werzle]

Didnt biden announce a larger amount of ethanol could be included in fuel around the time corn spiked , trying to lower inflation.

 

[Old apprentice]

my guess would be you might make more buying

I have a few acres going as whole crop sell it at price of wheat per ton per acre ,we have had 5 mm of rain this last three days. A regular buyer each year.

 

[lloyd]

which ever way you look at it there is a Huge ammount missing from the market

USA conditions have not been good, not many European farmers seem to be reporting good yields

why was it ever at 350 ?

Just going by what the farmers in the main corn growing
states are saying at the moment .They don't seem to be too
concerned yet with most saying they have adequate moisture .As for £350 it wasn't there for long ,a bit of a reaction from news coming from India banning wheat exports.

 

[Homesy]

I see no reason we are not heading back to 350 highs now

You’re fantasising again. At £350 it just too expensive to feed to animals and as nearly 50% gets fed to animals the high price will cure the high price.
Did you sell your futures?

 

[jendan]

You’re fantasising again. At £350 it just too expensive to feed to animals and as nearly 50% gets fed to animals the high price will cure the high price.
Did you sell your futures?

Was just going to say that,at £350/ton for a sustained period of time,you can say goodbye to beef and lamb production in this Country. Lamb price dropping like a stone,and no chance of beef starting with a 5 it seems.

 

[David.]

School holidays = teachers

Are they not all queuing in Dover, to get to their places in Provence?

 

[PSQ]

hold on thght , should be an interesting day !

Down £16 on Friday on anticipation of the 'agreement'...

Up a miserly £5, now that the terminally stupid gullible fund managers have been proved (predictably) wrong.

 

[milkloss]

What method/companies are we using to trade these futures? Spread betting, cheap and easy or something a little More involved?

 

[Homesy]

What method/companies are we using to trade these futures? Spread betting, cheap and easy or something a little More involved?

William Hill, Paddy Power, Bet365 etc

 

[PSQ]

at £350/ton for a sustained period of time,you can say goodbye to beef and lamb production in this Country. Lamb price dropping like a stone,and no chance of beef starting with a 5 it seems.

When wheat was below £70 between 1996 and 2006 we were all told by feed buyers "it's the world price, take it or leave it".

Fast forward 15 years, nothing has changed. Arable farmers know all about tight times, but If you don't want it then farmers in Spain will take it; or hungry mouths in Yemen, Sudan, Egypt, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc.
The price is the price, if the numbers don't add up then it's your call.

 

[jendan]

When wheat was below £70 between 1996 and 2006 we were all told by feed buyers "it's the world price, take it or leave it".

Fast forward 15 years, nothing has changed. Arable farmers know all about tight times, but If you don't want it then farmers in Spain will take it; or hungry mouths in Yemen, Sudan, Egypt, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc.
The price is the price, if the numbers don't add up then it's your call, but enough with the passive aggressive finger pointing.

Grain at £350/ton puts compound feed back on farm well in the £400s. The numbers dont add up,thats all there is to it.

 

[copse]

Wheat has got a long way to go before it’s £350 !

 

[Tamar]

Was just going to say that,at £350/ton for a sustained period of time,you can say goodbye to beef and lamb production in this Country. Lamb price dropping like a stone,and no chance of beef starting with a 5 it seems.

Really !!
Maybe people will just realise that the breeds of Native bred cattle and sheep that thrive on grass will be the ones to have.

I can never understand why you feed more KG's of concentrates to animals, than the amount of food you get back !?

 

[Werzle]

Really !!
Maybe people will just realise that the breeds of Native bred cattle and sheep that thrive on grass will be the ones to have.

I can never understand why you feed more KG's of concentrates to animals, than the amount of food you get back !?

Thats what we all thought when this carbon lot came out but the "experts" reckon the cattle finished at 12-15 mths pushed with grub are the future with a lower carbon footprint.

 

[7610 super q]

And at less than £350 it's too cheap to produce it. Unless fert drops back to £200. And diesel to 50p/ litre.
There must be quite a few thinking of doing a BobK next year. It just doesn't add up.........

 

[Clive]

Grain at £350/ton puts compound feed back on farm well in the £400s. The numbers dont add up,thats all there is to it.

milk is 50ppl i believe ? …….. it will have to add up

that’s all there is too it. - food price will (and are) rise

 

[7610 super q]

Actually, there is probably a margin still at £150 grain / £800 fert.
It's just the thought of laying out ££££££££ on something that's so reliant on the weather.......

 

[lloyd]

Was just going to say that,at £350/ton for a sustained period of time,you can say goodbye to beef and lamb production in this Country. Lamb price dropping like a stone,and no chance of beef starting with a 5 it seems.

Come on play fair the lamb price always drops like
a stone this time of year.

 

[lloyd]

Actually, there is probably a margin still at £150 grain / £800 fert.
It's just the thought of laying out ££££££££ on something that's so reliant on the weather.......

Who wants to work for probably?

 

[jendan]

Come on play fair the lamb price always drops like
a stone this time of year.

This thread needs some of the Beef and Sheep price tracker lads on it.