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, The current price of Irish green-grain wheat is 168 euros/ton, and the price of green-grain barley is 156 euros/ton.
Coupled with cooperative bonuses, the price per ton will further rise by 10 to 12 euros, which is 20 to 25 euros/ton higher than last year.
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The analysis said that the main reason for the rise in global grain prices is the recovery of China's economic activities.
According to United Nations forecasts, as the sow herd raised in China recovers from the devastating effects of African Swine Fever (ASF), grain imports in Asia will double this year.
The increase in Chinese purchases not only supported European wheat and barley prices, but also increased the forward price of corn by 30 Euros/ton.
The current corn futures price is 205 to 210 Euros/ton, compared to 175 to 178 Euros/ton last year.
In addition, the forward price of beans has also strengthened.
The current price of beans at Dairygold in Ireland is 240 euros/ton, which is 20-30 euros/ton higher than in 2020.
Alan Brown of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) said the increase in forward grain prices is a welcome boost for Irish farmers.
The Irish Grain Growers (IGG) encourages farmers to take advantage of rising futures prices to sell part of their forward contract products.
However, IGG believes that the forward price cannot fully reflect the current global market trend, because the price does not take into account the increase in transportation costs associated with the new crown pneumonia epidemic or the trade disruption caused by Brexit.
At the same time, the carbon benefits of local grains (the carbon benefits) ) Should also be included in the forward price.
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