Marketing & Production Costs of Organic Tillage Crops by Trevor Harris,

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Marketing & Production Costs of Organic Tillage Crops by Trevor Harris,

Organic Cereal Production Costs Euro/ac excl. vat WheatBarleyOats Seed6859 Plough30 Till&sow30 Roll777 Weeding25 Harvesting30 Reseeding15 Totals205196

Organic Non Cereal Production Costs Euro/ac excl. vat PeasBeansCombi- crop Oil seed rape Seed Plough30 Till&sow30 Roll7777 Weeding25 Harvest5753 Reseed15 Totals

Nutrient Replacement Costs All costs excl.vat Import and spread €5.30/ton Import and spread €10/1000gal Rock phosphate €400 plus €20/ton for spreading Sulphate of potash €520 plus €20/ton for spreading

Nutrient replacement example 5ton/ha wheat crop with straw baled 42kg/ha of P and 52kg/ha of K required to replace off take Cost of P replacement using rock phosphate € 53/ha Cost of K replacement using sulphate of potash €64/ha

Organic Grain Prices 2013 per ton dryed Wheat345 Barley320 Oats337 Peas,Bean s 400 Combicrop400 Oil seed rape 700

Breakeven Yield in tons/ac dry excl. nutrient replacement cost Wheat incl. nutrient replacement cost using rock phosphate (P) and sulphate of potash (K) would require total yield of 0.73/ac Other costs like interest, insurance, drying etc. are not included as they are more variable. Wheat0.6 Barley0.61 Oats0.58 Peas0.67 Combicrop0.65 Oil Seed Rape 0.3

Marketing Identify your customers and find out their requirements regarding grain treatment pre storage Ireland is a net importer of organic grains so there is a market out there Most organic grain is traded dried but there is a market for green milling oats It is allowed to use preservatives like propcorn but the sale price will be reduced and marketing may be more difficult Advertising on Iofga webite or in the farming papers best way to find customers Organic grain usually traded farm to farm