- Location
- North Yorkshire
Apartheid, that’s a shame. All I will say is don’t coming running to the beef thread for back up when you get into a fight with the arable boys on the combinable or straw tracker thread you’re on on your own
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
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It’s very poorly advertised, Iv only heard about it on here.
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
I’ll be able to hold my ownApartheid, that’s a shame. All I will say is don’t coming running to the beef thread for back up when you get into a fight with the arable boys on the combinable or straw tracker thread you’re on on your own
Us sheep men where happy for the beef men to be on here, they are the ones that have split off.Apartheid, that’s a shame. All I will say is don’t coming running to the beef thread for back up when you get into a fight with the arable boys on the combinable or straw tracker thread you’re on on your own
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Well its the beef men who wanted to go on their own and ban any sheep talkApartheid, that’s a shame. All I will say is don’t coming running to the beef thread for back up when you get into a fight with the arable boys on the combinable or straw tracker thread you’re on on your own
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Have the bee keepers buzzed off as well? My head is spinning, more politics than real life on hereUse sheep men where happy for the bees men to be on here, they are the ones that have split off.
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Some of us have both now we have to p!ss about flitting between 2 threads
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
Was one of the big ones down here , thame, honeybourne and wilton, 2t hoggs from the north folded over the arable all winter , and in the downs (pp valleys) all summer ,often associated offspring ,crossed with suff sold as stores or breeding ewe lambs to the dairy / livestock farmers , (still the most popular female cross down here ) Wilton september sale was where the shepherds were taken on with employment for the next year , they showed they were available by wearing a feather / ribbon in their hat if let go or unhappy with employer . ive sold there when there were 30.000 on sale in the 80s in 3 or 4 rings ,was a regular occurance , think august would have been binned long ago but the fair field is theirs to use as long as a sheep fair takes place , prime site for housing now,with salisbury 3 miles away
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Just stop on here, we dont mind a little bit of beef talk
Nice bit of history.
- Location
- Boston, Lincolnshire
I went once as a kid. It was mind blowing the amount of sheep and lorries there. Sounds like it’s really shrunk in size
- Location
- Hereford
hubbahubba
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- Location
- Sunny Glasgow
Kepak 520 for lambs i think. What are dunbia up to?
I agree, your full of itWell we can all talk a load of bull !
Some of us are better at it than others
Don’t know but RPf £5.50
Saw this yesterday an wanted to get a picture for you to compare, this is my kale that went in six weeks ago
- Location
- Hereford
Sorry old chap, only jesting!! You weren’t at honeybourne wednesday were you ?That's a bit harsh on me...I'm only a boy !
- Location
- Hereford
No . Me and sheep just don't get on .
Last time I was there my lad was selling ...that's a few yrs ago !!
Did it chit or is it still sat there waiting for a bit of moisture? Estate here put in 300ha of rape a couple of weeks ago, it all chited after a shower but has burn off to nothing now.Saw this yesterday an wanted to get a picture for you to compare, this is my kale that went in six weeks ago