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Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
Jang
Well I don't know.
Logic would suggest it's because lack of willing sellers, but that should drive future prices
I'm hoping we're in a bit of a Mexican stand off at the moment, but as said before, I still find it worrying that the merchants aren't dead keen to buy, I haven't heard from one for weeks and the other's texts are tentatively positive, neither saying the infamous words 'a, good opportunity to sell' which, in my very (this has no grounds in fact it research) opinion, means they have no idea where the market is headed. Been here many times before, at this time of year so we will just have to see where we end up.
 

Top Tip.

Member
Location
highland
Jang
I'm hoping we're in a bit of a Mexican stand off at the moment, but as said before, I still find it worrying that the merchants aren't dead keen to buy, I haven't heard from one for weeks and the other's texts are tentatively positive, neither saying the infamous words 'a, good opportunity to sell' which, in my very (this has no grounds in fact it research) opinion, means they have no idea where the market is headed. Been here many times before, at this time of year so we will just have to see where we end up.
Home consumption will be drastically reduced due to the decrease in livestock numbers in the country.
 

David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
Would you buy any more than the bare minimum, hand to mouth, if you thought by staying out of the market you could continue suppressing it.
Someone has to help keeep afloat the lie that the World is awash with unwanted grain.
 

Top Tip.

Member
Location
highland
Would you buy any more than the bare minimum, hand to mouth, if you thought by staying out of the market you could continue suppressing it.
Someone has to help keeep afloat the lie that the World is awash with unwanted grain.
There will be huge pressure being exerted by governments to keep grain prices down to enable them to keep food inflation under control.
 

Top Tip.

Member
Location
highland
Yeah but heading in the right direction, beef and milk on the up. Lot of heifers getting bulled around here. Poultry starting to stack up with lower grain prices and higher egg/meat values. The demand destruction ball is starting to swing the other way, I'm hoping.
Milk is going down in price, these heifers being bulled will have no effect on the grain trade for at least 18 months in fact it will have the opposite effect because instead of being fed they are being grown on . Poultry is improving , I’m not being pessimistic just realistic. It will swing back as it always does it might just take a wee bit longer than usual..
 

colhonk

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
You lot on here just love to undo my latest plans :rolleyes: , finally get the last of my fert on today, wheat on osr stubble :wideyed::wideyed: despite having 2 lots of pellets and a salt spray, a lot of it very thin,also sown straight into osr stubble, lot thinner between the drains :facepalm:.
Been dithering whether to sow osr next year as this years may or probs not leave a profit, merchant been trying to sign me up.
Decided to plough the lot and put it all into continuous wheat (y)(y) now you lot are saying world awash with the stuff :facepalm::ROFLMAO:
Rock and Hard place spring to mind.
 

Batty

Member
Pig numbers been sent to slaughter are about 40,000 a week less than 18months/ 2 years ago.
Factor in that these pigs now will be 5/6 kg lighter (eaten 20kg less feed) and all the pigs held back on farm that nobody could get a kill slot for and those figures look much worse!
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
You lot on here just love to undo my latest plans :rolleyes: , finally get the last of my fert on today, wheat on osr stubble :wideyed::wideyed: despite having 2 lots of pellets and a salt spray, a lot of it very thin,also sown straight into osr stubble, lot thinner between the drains :facepalm:.
Been dithering whether to sow osr next year as this years may or probs not leave a profit, merchant been trying to sign me up.
Decided to plough the lot and put it all into continuous wheat (y)(y) now you lot are saying world awash with the stuff :facepalm::ROFLMAO:
Rock and Hard place spring to mind.
Just walked across my pigeon takeaway, barstewards aren't even giving it a chance :(
 

Green oak

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Essex
barley price 🫣
 

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