Dewing Grain Podcast

In this week’s Bitesize episode, Andrew starts by talking about forward selling.Andrew talks about the immediate issue of harvest. There is a large carryover stock, harvest is early and there is a potential for the quality to be wrong.Andrew explains the benefits of farmers having their own storage or owning space in central storage.Andrew keeps the podcast fairly short as there is “nothing cheerful to say”.

In this week’s episode Joe and Ben attend the AHDB RL Trial day. Ben gets pretty sunburnt whilst Joe (who is closer to the sun height wise) just goes a nice shade of brown. The special guest this week is Patrick Stephenson, who is Chairman of the AHDB Recommended Wheat List and also sits on the AHDB Cereals and Oil Seed Council.The trio have an informal chat about life and crop trials. Apologies if the audio quality is not up to our usual world class standard as it was all recorded outside with the birds, planes and cars! Unfortunately, this month’s Podcast Walk has been cancelled. We look forward to seeing you at the next one!

On this week’s episode Andrew is joined by special guest Steve Cheshire from Heritage House. Steve starts by describing how Heritage House operates as a day care centre for isolated elderly people. Andrew shares his personal experience with dementia and mentions how he can see the huge benefits Heritage House provides for not only those suffering from dementia but also their families. Steve talks about some of the activities that Heritage House offer for the people being taken care of. Steve gives some details on how people can get in touch with Heritage House.This month’s Podcast Walk will take place on the 30th June at 2pm.

In this week’s episode Andrew is joined by Ben and Webby.They start by talking about the upcoming yield potential.Ben gets chosen to be Dewing Grains new Chinese correspondent amidst the claims of reduced yields due to a heatwave. Dewing Grain will be at the Norfolk Shows Discovery Zone this year. Andrew mentions how consumers still seem to be waiting for prices to drop further.This month’s Podcast Walk will take place on the 30th June at 2pm.

In this week’s Bitesize episode Andrew starts by talking about “the rain that saved harvest”.Andrew advises farmers to do more PR for themselves and get stories into the news.Next Andrew goes over current values.Andrew finishes the podcast on a cheerful note.

This week’s episode is a Bitesize episode.Andrew starts by going over crop prices and conditions.One of Andrews main worries is the possibility of second growth following the forecasted rain. Andrew is hopeful that the weather this year will mean there is limited opportunities for ergot to form. He advises farmers to sit back and wait instead of forward selling new crop cereals when they don’t yet know what the quality of their crop will be. We have a small amount of central storage space available so please contact the office if you are interested in storing with us!This month’s Podcast Walk will take place at 2pm on May 30th. The meeting point is opposite Salhouse Church and the What3Words location is - Signs.Obstruct.Tourist

On this week’s episode Andrew is joined by Ben & Webby. They start by discussing the recent trade deals.They move on to talk about the DEFRA and the possible legal action against them.Ben shows support for an unlikely candidate. Andrew and the boys discuss the current drought. They talk about the logistical issues with an early harvest. Andrew talks about the benefits of central storage. This month’s Podcast Walk will take place at 2pm on May 30th. The meeting point is opposite Salhouse Church and the What3Words location is - Signs.Obstruct.Tourist.

On this week’s episode Andrew is joined by special guests, James Pickard, Rob Pickard and Bob Bullock.Andrew starts by asking each of them about how they first got into the brewing industry.They discuss how some of the Green Dragons favourite beers came to be.James talks about his time working as a computer programmer in Canada and explains how he ended up coming back to the UK.James explains how the digital tools he developed have helped him to improve his business as well as a number of other businesses.They talk about the Black Shuck Festival which is taking place from the 1st-3rd of August in Bungay.To finish the podcast, James talks about his experience as an entrepreneur. This months Podcast Walk will take place on 30th May at 2pm.

In this week’s bite size episode Andrew talks about the recent Podcast Walk.The Podcast Walk was hosted by the new chairman of NFU Sugar, Kit Papworth. All attendees got the chance to go on a crop tour around Lower Farm.Andrew mentions how there was a clear difference in height and health for the crops which had been irrigated against the crops which were just relying on rain.Andrew talks about the Malting Barley market and the effect that the recent dry weather could have on the upcoming harvest.