Joe Smiddy is pictured harvesting Infinity winter barley in Mogeely, Co Cork. \ Donal O'Leary
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Dairygold has announced a 2017 barley price of €145/t and a wheat price of €153/t.
Both prices are excluding VAT and based on a moisture of 20%.
The prices include a bonus of €5/t for growers who buy their inputs from the co-op.
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The full list of cereal, beans and oilseed prices from Dairygold is as follows:
Barley: €145/t
Wheat: €153/t
Oats: €140/t
Contract malting barley: €160/t
Contract beans: €163/t
Non-contract beans: €160/t
Oilseed rape: €360/t
All prices are excluding VAT, subject to quality adjustments and inclusive of the minimum purchase bonus. Grains and bean prices are set at 20% moisture and oilseed rape at 9%.
The co-op said that it was committed to paying leading prices although "another large global harvest this year has resulted in the continuation of the very sluggish international and national grain prices".
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Dairygold has announced a 2017 barley price of €145/t and a wheat price of €153/t.
Both prices are excluding VAT and based on a moisture of 20%.
The prices include a bonus of €5/t for growers who buy their inputs from the co-op.
The full list of cereal, beans and oilseed prices from Dairygold is as follows:
Barley: €145/t
Wheat: €153/t
Oats: €140/t
Contract malting barley: €160/t
Contract beans: €163/t
Non-contract beans: €160/t
Oilseed rape: €360/t
All prices are excluding VAT, subject to quality adjustments and inclusive of the minimum purchase bonus. Grains and bean prices are set at 20% moisture and oilseed rape at 9%.
The co-op said that it was committed to paying leading prices although "another large global harvest this year has resulted in the continuation of the very sluggish international and national grain prices".
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