November LIFFE had a look at the low £190’s early on before deciding it didn’t like the view and settling plus £3 on the week at £196.30.
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Thinking about growing a companion crop with OSR this year? Here are a few mixtures that might be useful, and the reasons why it might be beneficial for you!
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The decarbonisation of the food chain is a crucial step towards a more sustainable future, and it requires a united effort from every link in the chain. We are thrilled to announce an innovative alliance between Bartholomew’s M&S and Fertiberia.
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We saw the first winter barley harvested last weekend with test results between 64-67 kg/hl – indicating a high yielding crop similar to last season.
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Our Five Open days held across the South Coast offered growers the opportunity to access our most up-to-date variety trial results.
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Find out about our current Turnip and Forage Rape options!
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It was an honour to hold a special event to celebrate our incredible retired employees, who have been the cornerstone of our organization for decades!
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Please find the Bartholomews June 2023 newsletter.
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New crop rapeseed should provide the excitement this week after Fridays bombshell USDA update.
Read MoreExtraordinary scenes in Russia this weekend, but how does it affect the flow of grain from the Black Sea? To find out more, including the last of our #grainmarketing breakfast meetings, see this week’s Monday Market Briefing.
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Scandinavian weather patterns continue to support grain values as dryness affects crop development.
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Friday’s USDA report remained unchanged with high wheat yields expected. Meanwhile, global consumption remains low due to cost-of-living crisis.
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We spent last Tuesday at this year’s Spanish Grain Bourse in Barcelona where we meet with millers and feed compounders to promote UK cereal exports.
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With the last of the spring crops such as maize and fodder beet going into moisture we should be set for the next month or so before we’ll require rain once again.
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Markets tracked sideways to slightly higher last week despite a lack of real bullish news to support them, maybe we have found a solid base at £190 Nov LIFFE for the time being
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Mr Putin had a very good week, having realised he needed a bit more time to finish off his 22 export programme his corridor was duly extended for the requisite two months.
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As the season progresses, we are heading into the later sown options!
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Markets found some support in Fridays USDA numbers. At first glance viewed as bearish but – not for the first time – a puzzlingly optimistic estimated corn yield for the US meant that attention soon switched to the rather less rosy US wheat outlook
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Last week’s explosion in Moscow has given good reason for Russia to disrupt new grain vessels from entering the Black Sea to load. Will this create added price volatility?
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