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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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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.
While this autumn has been a huge improvement in being able to get crops established, it had been an expensive summer.
Centenary Thurles Co-operative has become the latest merchant to announce its 2024 grain prices.
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For the first time, over 50% of Tirlan’s 173,000t green grain intake has qualified for premium crop payments.
For the first time, over 50% of Tirlan’s 173,000t green grain intake has qualified for premium crop payments.
Centenary Thurles Co-operative has announced its base grain prices, along with a bonus on high bushel barley and oats.
Wheat prices moved down this week, but overall have not moved much over the past few days.
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Dan Basse spoke to the Barnett Hall Conference last week on what is affecting markets at present.
On this week’s Tillage Podcast we chat to Ty Vaughan, the head of plant biotechnology at Bayer Crop Science.
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