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On this week’s Tillage Podcast, Stephen Robb talks to the Irish Farmers Journal’s Pat O’Toole and Conor Kehoe and ITLUS’s Denis Dunne about Mercosur, aphids, the Rosenbohm US scholarship and much more
Grain trading can be a valuable tool for farmers if done correctly.
Grain markets remained relatively steady this week. Plantings and weather look to be the main things affecting prices at present.
There haven’t been any major moves in grain markets this week. Oilseed rape prices are looking positive at present.
If the US is going to lose demand to China, its grain and oilseed exports have to go somewhere else, James Nolan of R&H Hall has said.
Grain prices look to be steady, but are not as high as growers would like them to be. This report has some key points on what to watch out for.
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There will be plenty of talk about the future of the tillage industry at Tillage Day. Grain price is a key part of this.
It comes after Tirlán and Centenary Thurles co-ops announced that they will pay between €205/t and €210/t for green feed barley and up to €220/t for green feed wheat.
On this week’s show, we chat to an economist about world grain markets and hear about new EU deforestation rules.
