- Location
- People's Republic of South Yorkshire
WW land. Few cracks about.
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Record harvest?
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- Location
- East yorks
Means it will be a good harvest if cracked up like that here
- Location
- Oxfordshire
ollie989898
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I do like these threads where: 'the price of this commodity hasn't inflated like everything else', it's should be X per tonne now because inflation!'
Basic commodities do not change in value like regular goods; the clue is in the name: 'commodities'.
How do you think the poor platinum miners in the world are getting on? Not even getting paid what they were in 2011- less than half the money in fact. The easier something is to obtain and the less effort required to obtain it, the less elastic demand and supply will be.
Basic commodities do not change in value like regular goods; the clue is in the name: 'commodities'.
How do you think the poor platinum miners in the world are getting on? Not even getting paid what they were in 2011- less than half the money in fact. The easier something is to obtain and the less effort required to obtain it, the less elastic demand and supply will be.
Well that’s only true if demand doesn’t increase which it patently is.
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Ones I've seen were like a hammer mill on back of combine. Pulverised weed seeds.
ollie989898
Member
Demand for what? Demand and supply are both variables in any such equation.
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Read that link I posted above
Don't like the burning temperatures forecast beforehand, wheat on our thin stuff doesn’t look as well this morning as it did last week.
Meanwhile in S.W. Manitoba, still raining, ditches and sloughs full, 13 degrees, and planting not progressing.
Photo to west of Brandon today.
Had nearly 3" in last 48hrs.
Meanwhile in S.W. Manitoba, still raining, ditches and sloughs full, 13 degrees, and planting not progressing.
Photo to west of Brandon today.
Had nearly 3" in last 48hrs.
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- Location
- East yorks
I am hoping it will have kicked the Saki into getting a move on and get its ear out while i have been Italy.
You turning into bossfarmer?
Some rain in the south of England doesn't cover "most" people.
- Location
- S E Glos
I tried once, planted some 7 inch and 12 inch vinyls but they didn't even emerge, let alone make it to the combine.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
After taking a look around doing some late T3 today I'm not expecting a record harvest here. Winter wheat on lighter land had burnt up quite a but and seems fairly thin. Even on heavy land some bits are struggling especially where the wet over the winter has limited the root development. First wheats after beans and maize look very promising however but other than these fields I'm expecting grain and straw yields to be down on last year.
Yet in the world of USDA global ending stocks are slightly reduced, whilst maize ending stocks were unexpectedly increased. UK production was estimated by them at 14.6 million tonnes, compared to AHDB's figure of 14.954 mt, up 1 mt on last year and 300,000 tonnes above the 5 year average.
I certainly can't see a glut of wheat in this country arriving in a hurry.
Yet in the world of USDA global ending stocks are slightly reduced, whilst maize ending stocks were unexpectedly increased. UK production was estimated by them at 14.6 million tonnes, compared to AHDB's figure of 14.954 mt, up 1 mt on last year and 300,000 tonnes above the 5 year average.
I certainly can't see a glut of wheat in this country arriving in a hurry.
- Location
- S E Glos
John Fielding?
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
today and tomorrows heat is not going to lead to record yields
Hindsight
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
But the sun as few days been good. How about I trade five days bright blue sky for 15 hours against your two hot days! But your right to talk the market up!
Hindsight
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- Location
- Lincolnshire