In this weeks podcast we have a market report from Ben discussing where he sees the markets going in the coming weeks.

Harvest is well under way! Ben, Webby and Josh catch up on how the start of harvest has gone for the stores and for the farmers.

The boys also get on to the topic of which Olympic sports they would compete in. Who knew we had three pedigree athletes in our ranks!

We look forward to seeing some more of your entries for our DG Only Fans!

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This week’s episode marks the start of the 2024 harvest for us here in Aylsham, with the first loads of winter barley coming into store. Ben, Josh and Webby reckon results are better than expected but still variable, its still early days of course!

They give their expert analysis on Trump and the run up to the election. The boys also reveal Dewing Grain’s new feature – DGOnlyFans.

We will be uploading some pictures of the team for our DGOnlyFans over the next few days. We look forward to seeing some of your entries. Don't be shy, show us your fan.

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In this week’s episode, Andrew & Webby are joined by Simon Culpan of Yorkshire, John Cottingham of Lincolnshire and Wolf Savory of Norfolk.

They discuss the events of their busman’s holiday to Norfolk and the key differences they have noticed between the crop’s progression.

Webby exclaims his concerns on the future of OSR being grown in the UK while we get a bit of an insight from the others what the harvest up north could be like. Andrew will be back in a couple of weeks as he’s holidaying for the start of harvest… Brave!

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Finally, Andrew, Webby and Josh are back together, discussing the departure of Liz Truss and Friday’s election results. Someone get Webby a seat in North Norfolk! Surprisingly, they do talk about grains and the start of harvest for some people, with reports of OSR being cut already.

Josh discusses his recent barefoot trip to groundswell!

The boys talk about how well the Wild Farm companion crops were looking during the last podcast walk around Gawdy Hall.

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On this week’s bitesize episode, Andrew touches on the last of the old crop wheat coming onto the market after stores are finally being emptied. He also gives an insight as to how valuable this week’s weather has been on Norfolk’s wheat and spring barley crops.

Andrew gives a brief overview of grain values and the issues surrounding the lack of current markets prior to harvest. Andrew is in the short term bearish to current market conditions but mentions that he is optimistic of crop sizes which is ultimately more important.

Andrew gives an overview of current hot topics such as the upcoming US and UK elections. He is keen to drive home the importance of the younger generations making sure they get their votes in too!

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In this week’s episode bite size episode, Andrew gives an update on the current market conditions. Finally, we have some sun! Andrew is hopeful that it is not too little too late.

Andrew and Ben discuss the hot topic of penalty rents for futures wheat. Dewing grain has done its upmost to keep penalty rent prices fair however stores do need to be emptied and cleaned at some point!

Of course, the boys had to talk about England’s questionable performance against Denmark. Followed by Ben touching on changes affecting some farmers on BPS.

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In this week’s episode, Andrew ambushes south Norfolk farmer Rob Alexander. Firstly, the pair place their bets on when they think the start of harvest will be. They then take turns to say where they believe the markets are going and discuss in depth, this coming harvests "wild farmed Wheat" as seen on “Clarkson’s Farm”. Andrew elaborates on the ever - growing fear of ergot in the upcoming wheat crop with the abundance of rain we have had recently. We also get an insight as to how “strip till” has changed the way Rob farms these days.

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On this week’s bitesize episode, Andrew explains the recent downfall in the markets and the trouble of having futures stores still clogged up with wheat. He touches on various bullish factors that could support the market in the future, such as the wheat crop size in the black sea region and the effect an export ban may have on markets if it does keep getting downsized. Andrew also gives his two cents on what he believes could be the crop of the year over here!

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