Aye it wasn’t great times, but the same feeling I’ve got towards the basterding arable sector at the moment.
Anyways since the bitch has left I only drink whisky on days that end with a Y.
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Anyways since the bitch has left I only drink whisky on days that end with a Y.
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
Buy some livestock like everyone else.
Been there done that . good fun when you're young
lloyd
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No pain ,no gain.
Had plenty of the formerNo pain ,no gain.
SilliamWhale
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We sold it all 3 months earlier for £250 that's why!
99% germ sell, it for seed £500 ton bargainNot really a malting barley grower but this has been down graded to feed. Doesn’t look nice in the heap same colour as my spring oats to be fair. I suppose if th malt factory is full its full.
What’s up with it?Not really a malting barley grower but this has been down graded to feed. Doesn’t look nice in the heap same colour as my spring oats to be fair. I suppose if th malt factory is full its full.
Looks dull in the heap. Bit of ad mix. eg wild oats. Bit of charlock seed.
Worth a clean though surely? Not much 99% germ about?
Bossfarmer
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id be in jail by now if i were u, hellish thatAye it wasn’t great times, but the same feeling I’ve got towards the basterding arable sector at the moment.
Anyways since the bitch has left I only drink whisky on days that end with a Y.
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
Things might be turning for the better.
Clive are you buying?
Clive are you buying?
Tell me, tell me, tell me!?
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
Ok but i was very disappointed you'd never heard of Mark Drakeford .
Only a hunch that China is being a lot more pro active buying of late
with weather concerns in Brazil and drier than normal weather conditions
in large parts of the corn belt of the USA combined with record short trading.
There is also a very big ethanol producer re entering the market over there.
If and it is a big IF it stays dry for too long then the traders will have to buy back
some of their positions and the market could spike nicely.
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Imo it doesn’t matter what’s going on anymore , governments want cheep food , they as much as anyone dictate priceOk but i was very disappointed you'd never heard of Mark Drakeford .
Only a hunch that China is being a lot more pro active buying of late
with weather concerns in Brazil and drier than normal weather conditions
in large parts of the corn belt of the USA combined with record short trading.
There is also a very big ethanol producer re entering the market over there.
If and it is a big IF it stays dry for too long then the traders will have to buy back
some of their positions and the market could spike nicely.
It could....but also it could not. Toss a coin equal chance of being rightOk but i was very disappointed you'd never heard of Mark Drakeford .
Only a hunch that China is being a lot more pro active buying of late
with weather concerns in Brazil and drier than normal weather conditions
in large parts of the corn belt of the USA combined with record short trading.
There is also a very big ethanol producer re entering the market over there.
If and it is a big IF it stays dry for too long then the traders will have to buy back
some of their positions and the market could spike nicely.
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- North of Perth
My local distillery is halting whisky production for 7 weeks.due not having any casks or storage for anymore.