Dewing Grain Podcast

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.

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This week Andrew is joined by Joe, Ben and Webby to chew over recent events.

The team share their predictions for what's coming over the weekend — and the real question is whether Ben can outdo himself.

Andrew breaks down the newly registered futures stores, before Ben weighs in on the government's short-sightedness in closing the ethanol plants. Strong opinions, as always.

Podcast walk — Worstead, 2pm on the 20th of March. Boots on.

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This week Andrew is joined by Josh and Diego.

They kick things off by looking at how farmers can reduce the carbon per tonne of their grain — turns out it's not as straightforward as it sounds.

The trio dig into the difference between cutting carbon through yield versus reducing carbon inputs, before all agreeing that new techniques are worth testing before going all in. Wise words.

Podcast walk — Worstead, 2pm on the 20th of March. Boots on.

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On this weeks episode Andrew is joined by Ben and Webby.

They kick things off with a brief chip-on-shoulder session.

Andrew then asks the question on everyone's mind — is this the bottom of the downward spiral?

Ben has a proper howler with his geopolitical predictions.

They get into malting barley premiums before discussing why locking into the carry when it's there might just be the smartest thing you do all season.

This month’s podcast walk will be on Friday 20th of March, the location is still yet to be determined!

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Andrew hosts this weeks Bitesize episode.

He starts by talking about the weather and prices.

The next Podcast walk will take place on the 20th of March. Please give us some suggestions on where it should take place!

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On this week's episode, Ben, Joe & Webby take the reins.

Joe kicks things off by regaling us with tales from the Norfolk Farming Conference he attended with Andrew.

Webby shares updates from his Roman holiday, where he presumably did more than just toss coins into fountains and eat his body weight in carbonara.

The trio then tackle the government's questionnaire—because nothing says "riveting podcast content" quite like bureaucratic paperwork. Someone had to read it, and unfortunately for them, it was these three.

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On this week’s Education Series episode, Andrew and Webby talk about the AIC1 contract.

They go through each point one by one.

Andrew mentions how farmers can say they want to use AIC1 terms over a merchant’s individual terms. 

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This week’s Bitesize episode is hosted by Joe, Ben & Webby.

The team start by going over some values.

They debate the thrilling week of geopolitical news. 

Ben mentions how rising oil prices are likely to have an impact on fertiliser prices.

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This week’s episode is hosted by Ben & Webby to discuss the DEFRA consultation on contractual fairness.

They talk about the importance of everyone being educated on the contracts they use.

They argue that maybe farmers and merchants view the contracts usefulness differently.  

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On this week's episode Andrew is joined by Ben, Webby and Scott Welcome.

The team recap the events of the Norfolk Dinner from the night before. 

Webby plumbs a toilet.

Scotty compliments the office. 

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