@LSynkovska We have no problem with the flow, but with price. UKR farms desperately sell their crop for nothing, due to lack of deposit spaces.Then traders sell in Europe with discount prices because there is always room for profit.And this all happens while inputs are 300% more expensive.
From a German friend @DelfsClaus first trashes of corn in Bayern coming in at 4.5to/ ha. From the road I would have said a better yield. Romanian granary, South to SE started at 4 to/ha according to my expectation of a lower yield than the 5.5 to in the SW corner of RO.
JRC MARS Bulletin - EU`s Crop monitoring service - has a sever data issue.
They`re seeing an avg. yield of 5.5 MT/Ha for 🇷🇴🌽.
It means 14 mil. MT. That`s not even close to reality
@GabrielRaziAF Înțeleg ce spui. Poate parțial este de vina Daea. Dar sincer cred ca pe primul loc este “siguranța alimentara” a UE. Pentru orice știre bullish, apare una bearish pentru a tine cumva prețurile sub control. Mai ales la ce seceta este si pe FR si ESP in momentul asta.
@ccnicula@VisioCrop As I was saying, not all fields. There was 7 to barley too. But It was about who had luck to catch a little rain. But I think people focus on wheat too much compared to corn and sunflower. That’s where it will hurt the most.
@ccnicula@VisioCrop Totally agree with @ccnicula . No place in Romania had the same yields as last year. Most of them were -30, -40%. The West was close to last year but not all fields in the West.
@VisioCrop Farmer from Romania, I can confirm this. I am keeping in touch with all my friends in the country. The yield is around 5 to/ha almost everywhere. It’s a bit better in the west. Busy worse in the east. And I am talking about big farms. 1000ha+.
@sizov_andre@ccnicula@CereMed Planting window is not such a big problem for wheat. It won't affect the production like it does to canola. Take it from a farmer which has planted wheat for 15 years in different conditions.