Show Notes
On this week’s episode Andrew is joined by Ben & Webby. The first topic of discussion is the recent office renovation!
Andrew brings up the fact that one or two regulars have not bought a table for the Norfolk dinner this year.
They talk about the UKs decarbonisation.
Ben joins the school for the gifted.
They go over the plan for the Podcast Walk in Aylsham on the 16th Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This week Andrew is joined by Ben and Webby, and things kick off in typical fashion with Ben and Webby taking jabs at each other. Ben also reports that his bike recently had a run-in with a pheasant — the pheasant started it. He then brings up the French freezer cyber-attack before Andrew takes the wheel with some good news — Dewing Grain’s Oct-Dec Pool will be over £200 per tonne. Andrew closes out with his thoughts on the unfair playing field UK farmers continue to face. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week Joe and Webby take charge while Andrew is out on the road. They cover the upcoming tender, look ahead to the USDA report due out Friday, and touch on the Australian crop. They close out with the most important news of the week — Ben has set a new personal best on his cycle route around Aylsham. The bar has been raised. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week Andrew is joined by Ben and Webby, and SFI is back on the agenda. The numbers speak for themselves — 40,000 applicants, 12,500 managed to get in. The team then turn their attention to war and what it means for markets. Webby makes the case that the market is currently undervalued, and Andrew closes with his concerns about new crop spring barley tonnages. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week Andrew is joined by Ben to dig into SFI. Andrew kicks off the market report with talk of Biscuit-gate. They start with the frustrations around getting into the scheme in the first place, before making the case that UK farmers are already doing plenty to look after the land — with or without a government scheme to tell them so. The pair then venture into slightly existential territory, discussing grain merchants as an endangered species, before closing out on the fundamental unfairness of the SFI system. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this week's Bitesize, Andrew opens with the two main factors driving prices right now. He makes the case that the UK is shorter of wheat than most people realise, and touches on the current state of Russian-Ukrainian grain flows. Andrew also flags a limited supply of low nitrogen spring barley as one to watch, before closing with a word of caution — Russian and Ukrainian wheat will find its way to market eventually, so don't expect elevated prices to last forever. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.