Dewing Grain Podcast

This week Andrew is joined by Ben and Webby to discuss the current "peace" and what it means for the market — inverted commas very much intended.Webby digs into the correlation between oil and wheat on the futures charts, before the team talk about locking in higher fertiliser purchases against the improved grain prices.They also cover the market shorts still working their way out, and Andrew floats the possibility of an early harvest.📅 Don't forget — Farmers Meeting, Norfolk Food Hall, 12th May. See you there.🚶 Podcast walk — 27th May, location TBC. Boots on standby.

In this week's Bitesize, Andrew gets into the technicalities of the grain market — including how a city banker (with a b) has been caught short. He runs through the weather, what it means for prices, and where the market stands right now.📅 Breakfast meeting — Norfolk Food Hall, Tuesday 12th May, 8:30am. 🚶 Podcast walk — 27th May, location TBC. Boots on standby.

This week Andrew is back and joined by Ben and Webby. They kick things off with a look at French wheat coming into the country for Ensus. Webby puts Ben on the spot with a rain prediction, before Andrew makes the case that a weather market could trigger a proper rally.📅 Breakfast meeting — Norfolk Food Hall, Tuesday 12th May, 8:30am. A chance to talk markets, spot opportunities, and put your questions to the team. Come hungry.🚶 Podcast walk — cancelled this month. Sorry about that.

This week Ben and Joe take the helm. Ben opens with a rare admission — they got it wrong. Joe gives an update on the situation in Australia, before the pair get into the Trump-Xi meeting and what it could mean for markets.

This week Andrew is joined by Joe and Webby to debate the big question — what do you do next in this market? They dig into the ongoing situation in Iran and what it might mean for prices before turning their attention closer to home. A special mention to Scott Welcome for the Hawkstone lagers — much appreciated. Oh, and Ben gets a rare moment in the sun as the team sing his praises.Breakfast meeting — Norfolk Food Hall, 12th May. Come hungry. Podcast walk — 30th April, location TBD. Boots on standby.

This week Andrew is joined by Joe, Ben and Webby. Andrew kicks things off with a debrief from his recent trip to Lisbon — hopefully not all work. They move onto Ensus before Webby brings things back home with an update on disease pressure on crops. Andrew rounds things off by flagging the increased growing costs on the back of the Iran War.

This week Ben and Webby take the lead while Andrew is off at the RMI meeting in Lisbon. The boys reflect on what can only be described as a roller coaster week, with Trump keeping everyone on their toes as usual. They get into the £100M reopening of the Ensus plant, before turning their attention to the big question — what happens next in Iran?

In this week's Bitesize, Andrew opens with a look at the rally off the back of the Iran War. He moves on to the tenders, before breaking down the widening spread between old crop and new crop futures. Andrew's advice? Make sure you're selling some tonnage into the rally — but hold off on the malting barley for now.