Feed barley price

[Devil's advocate]

I sold some today at £180 to feed mill delivered.

 

[Werzle]

What’s the excuse for that,oh let me think it’s rained so no one eating outside

And what they are being fed on there night out isnt home grown and if it is , its probably cow beef not prime.

 

[Collie dog Sid]

Where are you based?

Staffordshire, have been picking up 11/12 a month from a local arable farm

 

[Bernardbean]

I sold some today at £180 to feed mill delivered.

Me to, farmer assured.....

 

[lloyd]

Sold 3 loads £188 ex upto 16%.
Looking for £195 plus on next sale
Within a fortnight.

 

[Devil's advocate]

Sold 3 loads £188 ex upto 16%.
Looking for £195 plus on next sale
Within a fortnight.

Hope you yet it.

 

[lloyd]

Hope you yet it.

One thing is for sure they are not paying
it out of generosity.

 

[Devil's advocate]

One thing is for sure they are not paying
it out of generosity.

You would think they would want to help British farmers.

 

[shortshift]

it any one is is local and looing some I can find you 10T..

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Where you based?

 

[farmerm]

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Where you based?

Mid Shrops

 

[casper74]

£202 wagon load delivered this week

 

[Full of bull(s)]

£202 wagon load delivered this week

All the merchants have barley bought on paper from Inglis who went bust. Most of my forward bought corn at this time of year usually comes down from their store in the borders, good spring barley probably iffy malting spec saved in case of shortage.Now it’s in the receivers hands it’s moving nowhere until everything is sorted, if they even had it in the first place. This house of cards could take some more firms with it yet if it didn’t actually exist. Coupled with the cold spring catching compounders out it’s playing havoc.

 

[RAF]

Hell what price would few load off home and dry treated barley be worth now ? Glad I ve kept some back

 

[Full of bull(s)]

Hell what price would few load off home and dry treated barley be worth now ? Glad I ve kept some back

£130 ish ex, limited market.......

 

[An Gof]

£130 ish ex, limited market.......

Generous to a T

 

[Full of bull(s)]

Generous to a T

And I’m still poor

 

[Devil's advocate]

All the merchants have barley bought on paper from Inglis who went bust. Most of my forward bought corn at this time of year usually comes down from their store in the borders, good spring barley probably iffy malting spec saved in case of shortage.Now it’s in the receivers hands it’s moving nowhere until everything is sorted, if they even had it in the first place. This house of cards could take some more firms with it yet if it didn’t actually exist. Coupled with the cold spring catching compounders out it’s playing havoc.

Grain has been so cheap, the whole supply chain is at point of collapse.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Grain has been so cheap, the whole supply chain is at point of collapse.

Is it?

 

[Devil's advocate]

Is it?

I hope not, but the grain mARKET has been poor for too long.

Well back in 1979 when cattle were sold by the cwt, barley was £130. At the time £28 was a good price for a lamb & calves were considered dear at 50 quid.

 

[Hilly]

I hope not, but the grain mARKET has been poor for too long.

Well back in 1979 when cattle were sold by the cwt, barley was £130. At the time £28 was a good price for a lamb & calves were considered dear at 50 quid.

What were finished cattle in 1979 ?