Was the plane on time ?An awful lot of bare patches/headlands and spring cropping flying into Stansted this evening.View attachment 1175264View attachment 1175265
Was the plane on time ?An awful lot of bare patches/headlands and spring cropping flying into Stansted this evening.View attachment 1175264View attachment 1175265
Yes just about spot on, no real que through passports.Was the plane on time ?
I like Stanstead , apart from parking feesYes just about spot on, no real que through passports.
A thought has just struck me as a rt assured producer. I wonder if commercial stores have to have a period of emptyness to allow for annual cleaning as do I or can they seperately store their assured grain over year in the same store / premises .My inspector a couple of years told me that I had to be totally empty on the premises not just individual building at least once to allow for cleaning and to avoid any likelihood of cross contamination think it was the year mass balance was introduced .
An awful lot of bare patches/headlands and spring cropping flying into Stansted this evening.View attachment 1175264View attachment 1175265
Worth remembering that all that is green is not always wheat/barley.......some can also be blackgrass and other weeds.
Cracking view of some of our very shite wheat at the bottom and rhs of that 2nd pic (its not all that bad). Dark green funny-shaped field in the middle is a neighbour who is a very good farmer and as usual, has superb looking crops all over (out of view of this photo) despite the weather this year!An awful lot of bare patches/headlands and spring cropping flying into Stansted this evening.View attachment 1175264View attachment 1175265
Hey I wasn’t getting at anyone, we’ve got some areas still undrilled!Cracking view of some of our very shite wheat at the bottom and rhs of that 2nd pic (it’s not all that bad). Dark green funny-shaped field in the middle is a neighbour who is a very good farmer and as usual, has superb looking crops all over (out of view of this photo) despite the weather this year!
You weren't to know it would be anyone on here's fields, I was intrigued to see if any of our fields made it into the shot, actually quite interesting to see them from above as we can't use drones due to our proximity to the airport so never get aerial views. That good looking field in particular was a decent crop of spring beans last year, no blackgrass out there so 1st wheat sown end of September and up and away quickly, ours was sown middle of October, he's got good soil, owns the land so spends on drainage, ditching and moleploughing and is very on the ball, still manages to grow peas, beans and linseed successfully to get good wheats after them.Hey I wasn’t getting at anyone, we’ve got some areas still undrilled!
What did the funny shaped field farmer do differently, drill in September?
We've got green algae growing in some fieldsWorth remembering that all that is green is not always wheat/barley.......some can also be blackgrass and other weeds.
I was quoted £355 ex farm on Thursday, had hoped it'd be a bit more.Plenty green today on futures market.
OSR highest I've seen it for a while
Was going to say, nice to hear a positive grain trader! The ones I hear are always very glum (big multinationals)That's a useful, short and more independent market update than many.
I must admit, that's not a trader I've heard of. Whereabouts based?
I’m just goi g for a pint with him now top bloke based in south lincsThat's a useful, short and more independent market update than many.
I’m just goi g for a pint with him now top bloke based in south lincs
Does he just trade locally?
Especially if he's buying the beersHe’s going to get a pile on of new customers