- Location
- Buckinghamshire
Is there a market for non assured ie wheat
Non Assured Grain
- Thread starter db9go
- Start date
- Location
- Huntingdon
the short answer is yes,
it will need a bit of work to do so dependent on quantity
it will need a bit of work to do so dependent on quantity
- Location
- South Wales UK
All the people in the World starving do you think they check for a sticker first???
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
I know of wheat going into starch plant at Wellingborough non assured, in the past .
I'm all ears. Any where in South Wales ?
- Location
- North yorks
before I ended up signed up to the protection racket, used to be able sell ok, but at a small discount. A lot went to pheasant shoots (it’s amazing how much some large shoots use) some went farm to farm and some went export depending what boats were in.
Roquette has closed now.
- Location
- Romney Marsh
Does anyone know where I can buy sheep and beef nuts that doesn't have FA crops in them ?
- Location
- south norfolk
Get it on another farms passports.ive heard of someone not assured sending corn in under his employers crop assurance and alledgedly the merchant knows about it too
nick...
nick...
- Location
- Romney Marsh
I reckon that happens alot.............. some farmers must be selling 20 tonnes an acre !!
No different than the magic lorry that some merchants use........
M-J-G
Member
Do you know any livestock farmers?
If the answer is yes, then the problem is solved.
If the answer is yes, then the problem is solved.
- Location
- East yorks
Not aware of a market here
- Location
- Lincolnshire
There is no significant market for non assured grain here, either for home or export market.
Lincs Lass
Member
- Location
- north lincs
Big pig farm with there own mill
- Location
- Huntingdon
Used to happen a lot, however now the crop assurance Trading title gets checked against contract title, unless they match its non assured. That's not to say people won't get their mate to trade it under their own trading title and pay them back, however once again it will mean tightening of regulations when people get caught and it punishes those playing with a straight bat.
Roquette used to be the home, however they are now closed.
It is increasingly hard to place non assured grain when not exporting, but not impossible.
C B
fieldfarmer
Member
If said pig farm is "assured" they may be asked to provide an assurance number against all bought in feeds though, so they will be bending the rules themselves.
I'll bet the organic boys could get round it .
- Location
- Near Colchester
I buy it, non assured pig producer, I produce most myself but usually buy 4 or 5 loads a year.
DeeGee
Member
- Location
- North East Wales
The whole thing is a total racket anyway. Supply and demand ultimately governs the market.
As has been inferred previously does the poor starving African child given a bowl of rice ask for its provenance?
As has been inferred previously does the poor starving African child given a bowl of rice ask for its provenance?
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