Dewing Grain Podcast

The Dewing Grain Podcast is back! This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 11th January 2021.

In Farmchat Andrew chats with Ben and Webby as they discuss the Brexit deal, and their predictions for the year. 

Beer tasting returns, as Andrew, Ben and Webby sample a number of Beaver Town beers.

Happy New Year to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

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Dewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk

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This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 21st December and gives us his insights into what the markets are doing this week.

In Farmchat Andrew chats with Louis Baugh as they discuss the demise of dairy, and reminisce over stories from the past. 

Merry Christmas to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

The Dewing Grain Podcast will be back on Monday 11th January 2021

The Dewing Grain Podcast is produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.uk

Dewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk

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We start off this weeks episode with our market report for week commencing 14th December 2020, where Andrew gives his thoughts and feelings on the market for the week ahead and what's to come in the early part of 2021. As everyone starts the take their foot off the gas for Christmas things start to slow down, and Andrew suggests we need to ramp up the beer drinking (of course!).

The market report is followed by Farmchat, which this week is part of our education series, and on a topic dear to Andrew's heart. A brilliant episode for anyone new to trading as Andrew talks futures and their place in the marketplace. Something Andrew is very passionate about, (you’ll find this out quite quickly by the regular rants in this weeks episode) futures have gotten themselves a bad name amongst some accountants and Chief Exec’s but today Andrew is talking about what they actually are, the history of how they came to be and why they’re so important to the trade.

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

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On this week's Farmchat, Andrew has a long overdue catch up with Webby after spending 14 days in isolation following a positive Covid-19 test. The boys discuss Webby’s time in isolation, what his symptoms were like and Webby tells us about the Synairgen Trial his parents are taking part in after also testing positive. 

To find out more about the trial and if you can take part go to: https://www.synairgen.com/covid-19/

In other news, Andrew and Webby share their thoughts on the Aussie ‘monster crop’ and whether or not it will make it’s way into the UK markets. Brexit talks resume, and Webby goes over the comments made from President-Elect Joe Biden on the UK being at the back of the queue for a trade deal.

In a bumper episode, beer tasting makes a triumphant return, as Andrew and Webby are joined by Josh and Henry to try some Jubel Peach Beer, as well as some Bishops Finger.

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

The Dewing Grain Podcast is produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.uk

Dewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk

01263 731550 - www.dewinggrain.co.uk

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This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 30th November 2020, and gives us his insights into what the markets are doing this week.

In Farmchat, we conclude the conversation between Andrew and special guest Jeremy Savage. They discuss the passing of the corn exchange, and reminisce over tales from the start of Andrew’s career as a grain trader, including Andrew’s favourite grain trade story!

To find out more about the Corn Exchange Benevolent Society, please visit their website: www.baltic-charities.co.uk/home

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

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Dewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk

01263 731550 - www.dewinggrain.co.uk

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This week's podcast starts with our market report for the week commencing 23/11/2020 where Andrew shares with us his thoughts and feelings on trading for the week ahead.

In farmchat, we continue the conversation between Andrew and special guest Jeremy Savage - In part two of their conversation they discuss Jeremy's career from the time Andrew entered the industry and what Jeremy thinks the future of trading Malting Barley might look like, and Andrew asks the big question "Do you think you lived in the best time of the grain trade?" Have a listen to find out Jeremy's reply.

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

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On this week's podcast we kick off with Andrew and the market report for week commencing 16th November 2020. Andrew shares his thoughts on there finally being a Brexit deal, there's a lack of information on peas and beans (stay tuned for next week!) and hopefully some dry weather to come for everyone still getting spuds out of the ground!

In Farmchat this week, Andrew had the pleasure of being joined (socially distanced of course) by Jeremy Savage - who has worked in the grain trade for 60 years - for the legend slot. Andrew's conversation with Jeremy will feature in this week's and next week's podcast so make sure to listen next week for part 2. In this weeks episode Jeremy talks about the early years of his career and where it all started.

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new.

Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

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This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 9th November and gives us his insights into what the markets are doing this week. Andrew chats with Ben and Webby, as they discuss the US election, what would happen if Putin steps down and the effects of the weather on next year’s crop. 

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new.

Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

The Dewing Grain Podcast is produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.uk

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This week Andrew kicks off with the market report for week commencing 2nd November and gives us his insights into what the markets are doing this week.

Andrew catches up with Josh and Ben after his first day off since January 4th! They discuss UK crop size, what will happen to the dollar if Trump loses the election, and the latest on the Brexit Deal.

Thanks to all our listeners, old and new. Keep in touch - we are @dewinggrain on Twitter.

The Dewing Grain Podcast is produced by www.eastcoastdesignstudio.co.uk

Dewing Grain - Independent grain trader for Norfolk and Suffolk

01263 731550 - www.dewinggrain.co.uk

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This week's podcast starts with our market report for the week commencing 26/10/2020 where Andrew shares with us his thoughts and feelings on trading for the week ahead.

However, this week the market report is followed by a very short Farmchat whereby Andrew pays tribute to his father, Richard George Dewing who sadly passed away earlier this week on Wednesday 21st October at the age of 89.

Andrew shares with us what an incredible man his father was, and the values and beliefs engrained in Andrew and his 4 siblings which he believes have been essential in making Dewing Grain the success it is today. Andrew intends to ensure his father's legacy lives on by sharing his core values with the Dewing Grain team and making sure they are always present in the business they continue to do.

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