Unhappy harvesters blame their grain worries on weather and merchants

WITH 70 to 75% of winter barley harvested, IFA sources have confirmed that yields are disappointing but prices are even more disappointing.
Unhappy harvesters blame their grain worries on weather and merchants

Initial quotes for winter barley reached 98 to 100 per tonne at 20% moisture, but IFA says these prices were short-lived, until imported grain arrived at the ports.

Traditionally, winter barley has sold at a premium, especially year when the entire old crop has been used.

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