Price predictions for the next 12 months

[glasshouse]

Thats wheat limit up for about the seventh day in a row

 

[Will Blackburn]

View attachment 977540Thats wheat limit up for about the seventh day in a row

Corn is more relevant to most UK wheat.

 

[glasshouse]

Corn is more relevant to most UK wheat.

No its not

 

[Will Blackburn]

No its not

Oh yes it is

 

[MrNoo]

Futures are £186 nov feed
Milling plus £35 today

Wonder what unassured milling wheat would make............?

 

[Cowmansam]

You really think our leaders have that much intelligence…?!

Or is their public performance just a clever ruse to cover up such actions?

Leaders don’t mr Rothschild does

 

[glasshouse]

Oh yes it is

Corn at 559 c bushel equates to £148/t
About £40 to £50 below uk wheat at present
Its also gm so cant be widely used

 

[Simon Chiles]

Whatever happens I am still long term business planning on receiving zero kind of subsidy and wheat being £120/t

That’s where you’re going wrong, you need to be budgeting for wheat being £80/ tonne.

 

[ajd132]

That’s where you’re going wrong, you need to be budgeting for wheat being £80/ tonne.

You are probably right and I do have that figure in plans aswell as a dilligence flex

 

[7610 super q]

Anything above £100 should turn a profit. £200 is mucho more profito though.
Wheat fell to £ 70 / ton in the late 1990's ?
What's to stop that happening again ?. Especially when disgruntled livestock farmers stop producing unwanted meat, to plant unwanted corn instead......

 

[lloyd]

Anything above £100 should turn a profit. £200 is mucho more profito though.
Wheat fell to £ 70 / ton in the late 1990's ?
What's to stop that happening again ?. Especially when disgruntled livestock farmers stop producing unwanted meat, to plant unwanted corn instead......

Most of Wales except for small pockets is more likely
to turn into a giant centre parcs than grow corn.
Dont forget you can lock into wheat prices for future years
if your feeling lucky although commodities as a whole have risen
and so has demand so personally I would ride the wave.

 

[glasshouse]

Anything above £100 should turn a profit. £200 is mucho more profito though.
Wheat fell to £ 70 / ton in the late 1990's ?
What's to stop that happening again ?. Especially when disgruntled livestock farmers stop producing unwanted meat, to plant unwanted corn instead......

Dream on
£100 ton is ruinous

 

[Courier]

Anything above £100 should turn a profit. £200 is mucho more profito though.
Wheat fell to £ 70 / ton in the late 1990's ?
What's to stop that happening again ?. Especially when disgruntled livestock farmers stop producing unwanted meat, to plant unwanted corn instead......

It'll only "turn a profit" where there is no rent or mortgage or overdraft or return on capital.......

 

[7610 super q]

It'll only "turn a profit" where there is no rent or mortgage or overdraft or return on capital.......

Or running 1980's gear.....

 

[glasshouse]

Or running 1980's gear.....

No

 

[serf]

Or running 1980's gear.....

Thought your tractors were 1990s you spend thrift

 

[jackrussell101]

Whatever happens I am still long term business planning on receiving zero kind of subsidy and wheat being £120/t

Agree.

And I'm doing budgets with yields at 2/t an acre too.

 

[Steevo]

Agree.

And I'm doing budgets with yields at 2/t an acre too.

Has this suddenly become the "Yorkshire Farming Forum"?!

 

[Adeptandy]

Just had a quote for liquid N & P starter fert, up £126/t on last year

 

[neilo]

Or running 1980's gear.....

You clearly haven’t finished that tank of 1980’s diesel yet either.