Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
still 30p behind where they were this time last year! thats probably nearer 50p with inflation etc
Cull Cow Price Tracker
- Thread starter Bald Rick
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
what are they for clean?
Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
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Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Of what, rhinos?
I would need to send 3 to get to some of those top prices.
Just 3
, got one going this morning as a asap cow hopefully I'll get paid for her , don't really know what's wrong with her, gone from nearly the best cow to the worst since Friday 
- Location
- Middle of nowhere, Pembrokeshire
Johnies?Just 3
Wasn't at last test in January, but it does look very much like it
Its all relative I guess. We were a closed herd for a long time. But bought a few in the last 18 months. We would still have to chuck more money towards replacing them with similar cows.
- Location
- somerset
we had a small jer x cow come back at £153.5, only 464kg £712
if sent to abattoir, we would have been knocked hard, for underweight, reckon it would have been about £500 direct.
young casualty stock bull, £176.5 at Salisbury, 642kg, £1133, wouldn't have come to that, from abattoir, they hit stock bulls hard.
if they are good meat, reckon mkt is better, seem to be dragging the dead price up.
if sent to abattoir, we would have been knocked hard, for underweight, reckon it would have been about £500 direct.
young casualty stock bull, £176.5 at Salisbury, 642kg, £1133, wouldn't have come to that, from abattoir, they hit stock bulls hard.
if they are good meat, reckon mkt is better, seem to be dragging the dead price up.
Stw88
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- Location
- Northumberland
Do folk think the deadweight price for cows is going to stay where it is or increase a bit more this month?
- Location
- somerset
mkt price, seems to be ahead of dead, and is dragging d/w up.
People starting to turn out round our way now and some that would have gone in when prices were up a bit, are now going out to graze instead, especially with a lot of spare grazing about, which will mean numbers are likely to be shorter. Prices normally rose towards June as well. May be an uplift soon?
I'm certainly not rushing to sell.
I'm certainly not rushing to sell.
If cows are fit to go they are better off sent. Stock usually lose weight for the first month out on grass if they have been in on good grub what you might gain in price you lose in kgs . In my opinion
jimmer
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- Location
- East Devon
Oh the joys of grazing cows
104.4? You’re supposed to send on the whole cow, not just a leg or two.