d williams
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Get an analysis on it sold a pit here £45/ton 18% proteinWhat price is pit silage trading at? First cut no analysis decent gear though.
Get an analysis on it sold a pit here £45/ton 18% proteinWhat price is pit silage trading at? First cut no analysis decent gear though.
Is hay a little over 100 now...Maize is trading @ £35 to £45 so cant see grass being £45 but you only need two bidders.
Lot of fodder coming forward now . Hay has turned downward a little
Im telling you what I sold grass silage for so put up or shut the f**k up.!Maize is trading @ £35 to £45 so cant see grass being £45 but you only need two bidders.
Lot of fodder coming forward now . Hay has turned downward a little
Also I know of a lot of maize moving for £45/ton plus ex yardMaize is trading @ £35 to £45 so cant see grass being £45 but you only need two bidders.
Lot of fodder coming forward now . Hay has turned downward a little
I said maize was trading at up to 45 . 2500 ton sold at Monmouth this week at £38 to £40 in 100 ton lots . Was a good sample. My neibour sold grass at £30 but I'm not surprised you sold silage at £45Also I know of a lot of maize moving for £45/ton plus ex yard
Sorry I did not mean you had not sold at that .I've seen poor bale silage make over £45Im telling you what I sold grass silage for so put up or shut the fudge up.!
Its a sellers market at the moment there's some dairy farmers in a uncomfortable place at the moment without plenty of others that could do with a buffer zone in place I know the days a drawing out but there's plenty of winter aboutSorry I did not mean you had not sold at that .I've seen poor bale silage make over £45
Based in Northern Ireland and have large quantity of good quality round bale silage and hay for sale. Know of anybody that would be interested?Maize is trading @ £35 to £45 so cant see grass being £45 but you only need two bidders.
Lot of fodder coming forward now . Hay has turned downward a little
looks good prices.