Combinables Price Tracker

[lloyd]

worrying times for those with a shed sitting full of grain still, even more so if theyve bought next years fert recently

Does this mean your going to have to shred another business plan?

 

[Bossfarmer]

Does this mean your going to have to shred another business plan?

mines all away

 

[robbie]

worrying times for those with a shed sitting full of grain still, even more so if theyve bought next years fert recently

Is it thought????? Still loads of time to sell harvest 22, who knows what will happen after Christmas
All my ferts ordered or I'm the shed with an average price of £1.52/kgN

 

[fudge]

worrying times for those with a shed sitting full of grain still, even more so if theyve bought next years fert recently

Well it’s still possible to sell next year’s at over £200/t. So not that worrying!!!

 

[Sam Partridge]

Is it thought????? Still loads of time to sell harvest 22, who knows what will happen after Christmas
All my ferts ordered or I'm the shed with an average price of £1.52/kgN

That's dam good going, we're closer to £2

 

[Daniel]

Is it thought????? Still loads of time to sell harvest 22, who knows what will happen after Christmas
All my ferts ordered or I'm the shed with an average price of £1.52/kgN

Is that 46% protected Urea?

 

[Shropshirebuller]

feed wheat dec £241.50

 

[robbie]

Is that 46% protected Urea?

46% un protected

 

[JCfarmer]

worrying times for those with a shed sitting full of grain still, even more so if theyve bought next years fert recently

Happy Christmas to you too!

 

[JCfarmer]

mines all away

What did you average Boss?

 

[Chae1]

What did you average Boss?

Boss is like a tyre valve.

Information only goes in, nothing comes out.

 

[JCfarmer]

What did you average Boss?

'I'm sorry Boss' sounds like the Green Mile!

Boss is like a tyre valve.

Information only goes in, nothing comes out.

 

[Suffolk Serf]

This is where the UK laying flock size has got to: View attachment 1078536

Egg prices have to rise, but I think egg producers are one of the gobbiest sectors of the ag industry, and probably the best organised media wise. BFREPA retain the services of a specialist media and comms chap who sits in his lair directing journalists to the right farmers for newspaper, telly, radio and so on.

And even so it’s been a monumental struggle, the retailers will fight tooth and claw because if we win, then every other sector will try their luck, pigs, cattle, veg Heinz you name it.

As for wheat consumption, 5,000,000 hens would eat about 155,000 tons of wheat a year. So it’s significant but it wouldn’t move the market on its own.

Full marks for the attention that the egg sector is getting.
Here in the pig sector we can only dream of that as all are terrified of being dumped by processors. One family was particularly high profile in the media and lost their contract with the largest processor and are now being a bit more careful having secured a contract elsewhere.

 

[Spencer]

Does this mean your going to have to shred another business plan?

Boss... Plan....

 

[Bossfarmer]

Is it thought????? Still loads of time to sell harvest 22, who knows what will happen after Christmas
All my ferts ordered or I'm the shed with an average price of £1.52/kgN

what price did u pay?

 

[Bossfarmer]

What did you average Boss?

roughly 270 all in

 

[SilliamWhale]

Full marks for the attention that the egg sector is getting.
Here in the pig sector we can only dream of that as all are terrified of being dumped by processors. One family was particularly high profile in the media and lost their contract with the largest processor and are now being a bit more careful having secured a contract elsewhere.

Is this the vertical integration we have admired the pig sector for?

 

[Suffolk Serf]

Is this the vertical integration we have admired the pig sector for?

Yes. The processors have decided the we aren’t integrated enough. They want to own the whole lot between them.

 

[Heathland]

Any OSR prices?

 

[robbie]

what price did u pay?

Do the sums, 1.52p/kgN for 46%..... simples