Tillage farmer Julian Ashmore, Ballyboy, Ferns, checking on his winter barley crop. The crop is grown for Glanbia.
Tillage farmer Julian Ashmore, Ballyboy, Ferns, checking on his winter barley crop which is in very good condition. The crop is grown for Glanbia. 086 6077119
Grain prices for harvest 2018 have risen by close to €10/t over the last week, with prices of up to €162/t for green feed barley being offered.
A reported forward price of €204/t for dry wheat broadly tallies with a €10/t increase. Irish prices are €10/t to €20/t ahead of international commodity market prices, which are themselves inclining upwards.
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Grain prices for harvest 2018 have risen by close to €10/t over the last week, with prices of up to €162/t for green feed barley being offered.
A reported forward price of €204/t for dry wheat broadly tallies with a €10/t increase. Irish prices are €10/t to €20/t ahead of international commodity market prices, which are themselves inclining upwards.
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