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When you buy our quality ingredients, you will enjoy the UK's most comprehensive range of Micronized and straight ingredients, be it for companion animals, ruminant or monogastric diets. When you buy from us theres no need to shop anywhere else, we provide a unique one stop shop service.

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.

Cornsquasher Post

Read all about it! Get all the relevant news and information for the agri-business trade with the daily Cornsquasher Post.

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.

Futures Market

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EU Wheat Comments

26/01/12 -- EU grains finished mostly higher again with Mar 12 London wheat GBP1.25/tonne higher at GBP164.50/tonne and Mar 12 Paris wheat rising EUR1.25/tonne to EUR209.25/tonne. New crop London wheat was unchanged.

There wasn't a lot of fresh news, but the bulls have the bit firmly between their teeth at the moment. Bears are running for cover with the market now almost GBP25.00/tonne higher than it was six weeks ago. Nobody saw this sudden sharp correction coming.

The HGCA made some minor tweaks to the final 2011 production estimates, reducing UK wheat production very slightly to 15.26 MMT, still 3% higher than in 2010 despite the spring and early summer drought.

Human and industrial usage was also revised only fractionally lower to 6.9 MMT, despite Ensus showing few signs of springing back into life.

Brussels issued soft wheat export licences for 218 TMT this past week, the best total of 2012 so far but a long way from where you would expect things to be at this time of year.

The marketing year-to-date total now stands at 7.9 MMT, versus 12.3 MMT at the same time in 2010/11. So despite a slightly larger crop in 2011/12 EU-27 soft wheat exports are actually 36% lower than they were a year ago.

CBOT Comments

26/01/12 -- Soybeans: Mar 12 Soybeans closed at USD12.22 3/4, up 9 1/4 cents; Nov 12 Soybeans closed at USD12.21 3/4, up 8 cents; Mar 12 Soybean Meal closed at USD323.60, up USD2.50; Mar 12 Soybean Oil closed at 51.94, up 55 points. Weekly export sales were 466,300 MT for 2011/12 and 126,000 MT for 2012/13, below trade estimates for combined sales of 700-850 TMT. Undeterred funds bought 5,000 contracts on the day. Production numbers in South America keep declining with Brazil's Parana state lowering their soybean crop estimate to 11.67 MMT from 12.7 MMT.

Corn: Mar 12 Corn closed at USD6.34 1/2, unchanged; Dec 12 Corn closed at USD5.66, up 3 cents. Funds were buyers for the sixth session in a row, coming in for an estimated 10,000 contracts overnight and a further 3,000 in the day session. Corn prices have risen for each of those six sessions. Weekly export sales were 958,100 MT for 2011/12 and 82,500 MT for 2012/13, above expectations of 650-850 TMT. There's decent rains in the forecast for Argentina Tuesday through to Thursday next week, but the market seems to think that the damage has already been done.

Wheat: Mar 12 CBOT Wheat closed at USD6.53 1/2, up 12 1/4 cents; Mar 12 KCBT Wheat closed at USD7.09, up 12 cents; Mar 12 MGEX Wheat closed at USD8.27 1/4, up 14 1/2 cents. Wheat led, with funds buying an estimated 2,000 Chicago contracts on the day. Export sales of 604,700 MT for 2011/12 and 14,000 MT for 2012/13 were in line with trade ideas of 500-700 TMT. Egypt were reported to have rejected one of four consignments of Kazakh wheat on the grounds of it containing "unauthorised seeds" and had the remaining three cargoes swapped to Russian origin.

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