Wheat

For quality and nutritional excellence

We are source assured.

When you buy our quality ingredients, you can be assured that every gram and grain has beed sourced and produced to the highest possible standards. We pride ourselves on quality and belive if our customers are paying for the best, it should be just that! We work closely with our raw material suppliers and trade with the best, to ensure our quality and your service needs are satisfied 100%

What is Micronizing

Micronizing is the name given to a cooking process that uses infrared rays to cook cereals,pulses and oilseeds at lower temperatures and for shorter times than other heating methods.

Quality

MMF deliver consistently high quality products to exacting specifications. The development, maintenance and revision of quality testing procedures ensure that all products continue to exceed expectations!

Crops to Cash

Masham Micronized Feeds is committed to helping our local economy. We buy as much raw material as we can direct from local farms through our crops to cash sceme.

Queen's Award Winners

Masham Micronized Feeds' development, production & sale of the internationally acclaimed Speedi Beet has been awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category 2008.

The patented process used to produce Speedi-Beet turns sugar beet into a convenient quick-soak flake, which can absorb up to five times its weight of water in under 10 minutes.

It is one of the most recent innovations from a company that prides itself on high quality, feedstuffs supplied to livestock owners.

Futures Market

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EU Wheat Comments

02/09/10

Nov London wheat closed GBP1.50/tonne higher at GBP156/tonne, Nov Paris wheat ended up EUR2 at EUR229.50/tonne, & Nov Paris corn was up EUR0.50 at EUR195.50/tonne.

ADAS say that the UK wheat harvest is 65% complete, and yields are down 3-4% on the five year average at 7.6-7.7 MT/ha. That is somewhat better than was feared during the June heatwave.

Last week's rains haven't harmed quality too much they say, although other independent reports would suggest the contrary and that hagbergs on wheat cut this week have been disappointingly low.

Some rains have also arrived in parts of Russia, aiding winter planting prospects in some areas. The outlook has also improved considerably in western Ukraine.

Many newswires are stressing the heightened importance of the coming season's wheat crops in the southern hemisphere this year.

Rains in Western Australia may have aided parched crops there, and in the east of the country bumper/potentially record production is on the cards if the weather plays ball between now and harvest time in October/November.

Dryness in Argentina remains a concern, although the Rosario Grain Exchange peg the 2010/11 wheat crop there at 9-10.5 MMT which is lower than many other estimates, it is still well up on last season's 7.5 MMT crop.

CBOT Comments

02/09/10 -- Soybeans

CBOT September soybeans ended 3 cents higher at USD10.07 1/2; December soymeal ended USD2.50 higher at USD296.10; December soyoil settled 0.08 cents higher at 40.20 cents per pound. Weekly export sales were poor when compared to trade estimates at 613,917 MT. Private exporters announced the sale of 100,000 MT of soybeans to Egypt. FCStone cut their US soybean yield estimate for 2010 to 43.5 bu/acre from 44 bu/acre last month. Output is now seen at 3.39 billion bu from 3.428 billion last month and the USDA's 3.433 billion.

Corn

CBOT September corn ended 3/4 cents higher at USD4.33; December corn finished 3/4 cents higher at USD4.47 1/2. The USDA announced weekly export corn sales of 1.658 MMT vs expectations of 1 to 1.3 MMT. Private exporters also announced the sale of 120,000 MT of corn to Egypt for 2010/11. FCStone last night reduced their prospective corn yield for 2010 by 2.9 bu/acre to 162.9 bu/acre, pegging the crop at 13.195 billion bushels.

Wheat

CBOT December wheat closed up 5 cents at USD7.13 3/4 a bushel; KCBT Dec wheat rose 5 1/2 cents to USD7.32 1/4; MGE Dec wheat was 9 cents higher at USD7.35. Weekly export sales were substantial at 1,024,084 MT and above trade guesses of 750 to 950 TMT, that total included 83,300 MT for Egypt. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin suggested that their wheat export embargo would last until next summer, well beyond the Dec 31st deadline currently in place.