Dewing Grain Podcast

In the market report for the week commencing 27th March, Ian explains the bleak week we have seen for old crop, but for malting barley, the weather has been “perfect” here in East Anglia.

In the Farmchat, the team are joined by Julian Barnwell, this week discussing the future of The Gloucester and his plans to work with The Gloucester 1682 Trust. He explains how the Barnwell brothers have at least 5 to 10 years of exciting work ahead of them all thanks to their magnificent discovery.

The Barnwell brothers have gone as far as they can and now aim on escalating public awareness, doing so via the exciting exhibition in Norwich Castle which is running until September 10th, be sure to check it out! Julian also explains how his team has been looking into sustainable museums in the 21st century and developing a 4D Diving experience – how cool is that!

Are they planning to raise the ship? Tune in now to find out.

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch by heading over to @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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In the market report for the week commencing 20th March, Ben discusses major news that was kicking about last week, palm oil becoming tariff-free in the next few years, and inflation.

In the Farmchat, since Andrew is away on his holidays, tune in for this week’s takeover. Join Josh with special guest, Julian Barwell, for an interesting discussion about discovering this fantastic moment in history. Barnwell informs us about everything from how many people were on the ship to how they tried to save her… Josh is simply mind-blown by what he discovers & you will be too! This is the story of Norfolk’s equivalent to the Mary Rose, which the Barnwell brothers discovered in 2002.

Julian also informs us of the exhibition that is currently running at Norwich Castle…be sure to check out this exhibition and see the artefacts rescued by this very man.

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch by heading over to @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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Tune in to episode 226 to see how recording this week’s episode is thirsty work (…for some!) & why the dramatic price drops are going to Andrew’s head!

The Dewing Grain Walk on Friday still went ahead even in the torrential weather conditions with 15mph winds, lots of rain and sleet – Webby was hoping it would have been cancelled but tune in to find out how Andrew lifted his spirits.

Discussing the surprising weather conditions and how their predictions may not have been accurate, but it is working more in their favour. The team give a belated shout-out to Brad from Hogs Back Brewery for the “really nice beers”, thank you, Brad!     

Andrew shares that he is off on holiday so won’t be here for 3 weeks, but don’t be worried the Dewing Grain gang are in charge of the podcast to “entertain & inform you”, you will not want to miss out on next week’s episode!

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch – we are @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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This week we are back with an in-depth podcast episode, we start off as always with Andrew’s market report for the week commencing 5th February 2023. Tune in to find out what the 'What3Words' meeting point is for the next Dewing Grain Walk which is taking place on Friday 10th March at 11am.

In the Farmchat, the guys get to the bottom of whose tomatoes Webby has been eating and discuss how difficult they are to get hold of due to their current high price commodity. The team are stuffed from the delicious Georgian feast their very own Vlad has put together for them, all washed down, of course, with a lovely pint of Guinness. You will want to tune in to see what tasty appetisers they got stuck into including rye bread and pig foot, not quite sure what they thought of that one.

This week ‘Andrew the Influencer’ is back at it with his accurate predictions, which he is quick to inform everyone in on and keep listening to find out which one of the boys is spending the night with Beyonce.

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch – we are @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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It’s a bitesize episode, which kicks off with the market report for the week commencing 27th February 2023. Andrew discusses how soya beans have reached the top of their range whilst rape seed is going in the opposite direction. He also shares insight into values from April to July and mentions why we should expect farmers to be busy in March and April.

In the Farmchat, Andrew delves into this week’s industry updates considering everything currently happening in politics, Ukraine’s one-year anniversary and Biden’s visit. Tune in to see why there is pressure on the dollar and what commodities we shouldn’t be trading with it, along with everything that is going to be affecting the West plus a few of ‘Andrew the Influencer’s’ accurate predictions.

Don’t forget: the next Dewing Grain walk is on Friday the 10th of March. Keep an eye on our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for when we announce where we’re walking… We look forward to meeting more of you this time!

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch by heading over to @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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As always, the Dewing Grain podcast is welcomed by Andrew’s detailed Market Report discussing the drought and what the agricultural sector should look out for in the week commencing 20th February 2023.

Andrew highlights the success of the Dewing Grain Walk, announcing the next walk to take place on Friday 10th March…Make sure to download the ‘WhatThreeWords’ app, and join the team on their fun-filled ventures!

You are all in for a right treat in this week’s Farmchat with an insight into how the Almey brothers have managed to reach such heights of success in transporting their agricultural produce, from grain, sugarbeet, fertiliser and many more…The guys discuss how things have changed within the industry over the past few years and Brian’s retirement (or not!).

Sharing an insight into the latest fashion trends, and trends of the past making a return. This week's episode is an entertaining one, you will not want to miss out!

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch by heading over to @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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In this week’s Farmchat, the guys discuss what you can expect to see over the course of the next quarter, discussing the financial difficulty some farmers are facing. Sharing the latest news on Vladimir Putin and their thoughts on the Putin Effect; Andrew gives us his prediction on what Putin will do next.

In this episode, Webby generously shares with us what his Mrs likes to call him, along with letting us all know where he likes to source all his infamous information...Thanks, Ian. The guys go on to discuss issues ahead of a potential dry spring, along with the lack of demand in the unnerving domestic market.

The team wish you luck with your trading week, with a reminder to keep up to date with the latest headlines.

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch by heading over to @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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For this episode, Andrew & Ian give us a bitesize market report for the week commencing 6th February 2023.

In farm chat, Andrew & Ian talk to us about the consumers in the room - you know who are… Ian gives us a lesson on Cobweb Theorem which he learnt in his Economics lessons back in the day (who said Webby’s education was a waste!?). We’re also treated to a lovely little sing-song from Andrew, plus some free advice for the best tactic to get yourself some land…open a bank!

The next Dewing Grain Walk is this week, and we’d love to see you there, so please come along so we don’t feel like total loners! Walk details are below….

When? Friday 10th February at 12 pm

Where? Meet at Old Hall Farm, South Walsham

What? The Burlingham Walk

What3words: sometimes.belts.supposing

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As always, the podcast kicks off with Andrew’s market report & predictions for the week commencing 30th January 2023. This week also happens to be Andrew’s Mrs’ birthday, so a very happy birthday to Tess!

Tune in for a beefy chat as the guys consider life’s big questions, including: is this the bottom? Who should take the credit for the Norfolk Dinner’s success? And, most importantly, is Vladimir Putin real?

As we approach a year since the war began in Ukraine (24th Feb), Andrew, Ian & Ben reflect on the dramas of 2022 and what they predict 2023 will bring for the world…If you thought 2022 was volatile, then buckle up, 2023 is gonna be a wild one.

We’ve also got two exciting events confirmed to pop in your diary and clear your schedule for: our Dewing Walk is on Friday 10th of Feb at 11 am & The Annual Norfolk Dinner is confirmed for 18th January 2024!

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch – we are @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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Andrew kicks off this episode with the market report for the week commencing 23rd January 2023, which he recorded the morning after a very late night at the Norfolk Dinner…

We’re pleased to announce we have our very first guest of 2023; it’s Brad Skinn, a physical broker from Medcom. Brad shares his experiences of the grain industry and talks about his work with Dutch and Spanish markets. Brad shares that his career role model is the absolute legend, Pat Savage, and we learn what a handy is…Don’t ask, just listen to the episode *insert eye roll emoji here*

We would also like to say a special thank you to everyone who attended the Norfolk Dinner last week, it was an amazing evening and lots of memories were made!

As always, thanks to our listeners, old and new, and remember to keep in touch – we are @dewinggrain on Twitter and Instagram.

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