- Location
- Ceredigion
Barley is making a good £70 not far from there, ex
Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
- Location
- somerset
grubs short around here, virtually on all bought now, if the rain had come last year, we wouldn't be, rain now, can't get the cows out, masses of grass, bet we will now get a cold east wind, that will burn it off. And they say farmers allways moan.
- Location
- Ceredigion
Still hard too shift hay in the midlands . It made nothing much at Newbury but straw trade was flying
- Location
- Devon
I told you I'd send you up some sheep?
- Location
- somerset
and I would have, reasonably sheep fenced as well. But, junior runs it now, and with sp herd, he wanted it kept. Me, I like everything bitten off, all comes back fresh then. Perhaps the weather will play ball, and we cut for silage 1 april !!
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
I think I've just changed it. If it hasn't worked I live in Buckinghamshire.
Wilberforce
Member
- Location
- North Shropshire
Average quality grass pit silage for sale. Nesscliffe area, North Shropshire. Excellent Artic access. PM for further details.
Benr
Member
- Location
- North Devon
Anyone got any rape straw? Only need about 10 bales for poultry houses scratch areas and then make the rest of the load with barley or wheat. Can arrange own transport to Devon. Thanks
- Location
- leicestershire
Looking for straw price delivered to Leicester full loads wheat barley or oat
Is there any movement on triple wrapped round bale silage made for dairy cows so good quality in West Midlands ? Bales average 750 kilos. I’m told it’s moved but it’d need to to make it worth selling. Tia
- Location
- leicestershire
Would have been around £15 at rugby auction last week for what bit sold . I paid £13 for good quality square haylege .A lot not sold though so don’t expect much change unless it rains for another month
Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
I'd keep it if you can. I have a feeling in my waters it will be needed this year. We might not be able to get hold of wrap or fuel in three months so a pile of bales already made might be a god send in these turbulent times. I am in no rush whatsoever to sell my surplus esecially my hay that will keep. Don't want to scare monger but hanging onto it might just be wise.
I tend to agree with you but could realy do with the money for some of it.
- Location
- Ceredigion
Did anyone go too Stow Sale
Spell of good weather and fodder trade will fall out of bed and be at clearance prices. Spell of bad weather/delayed turnout and it will rocket
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire