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Low N Malting Barley.
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<blockquote data-quote="T C" data-source="post: 7143068" data-attributes="member: 326"><p>I like futures contracts, I know that 1 need around 20 over wheat for barley to work here.</p><p>Bit simple but the average of wheat / osr net margin has to equal the barley margin. Obviously can reduce fixed costs with barley only rotation.</p><p>Have seen a presentation by a large merchant/ maltster that showed malting barley as the 3rd most profitable crop. They know it needs SFP to leave a margin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="T C, post: 7143068, member: 326"] I like futures contracts, I know that 1 need around 20 over wheat for barley to work here. Bit simple but the average of wheat / osr net margin has to equal the barley margin. Obviously can reduce fixed costs with barley only rotation. Have seen a presentation by a large merchant/ maltster that showed malting barley as the 3rd most profitable crop. They know it needs SFP to leave a margin. [/QUOTE]
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