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There was some positivity in grain markets this week, while oilseed rape fell after recovering last week.
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The new event takes place in November and will focus on what can be changed inside the farm gate.
Grain prices are not looking good this week. Prices dropped last Thursday and remain at that point.
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Grain prices were at March levels this week. At that time, prices were increasing. At present, they are falling.
Grain prices remained steady, but oilseed rape prices dropped dramatically this week.
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Boortmalt bases its harvest price off the average of a price for Planet malting in France.
There is dry weather in many parts of Europe, but this does not seem to be driving prices upwards at present.
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The latest European Commission crop monitoring report came out this week. It forecast a drop in most crop yields.
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On this week’s show, we focus on the suggested suspension of the Straw Incorporation Measure, talk to a Tipperary farmer and have the latest on the grain markets.
