there was some so called made 24/bale but I don't think it was bid, the stuff from sperrings wasn't forward.
Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
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cant be to dear, haven't had a bill for a load last june, it will come, but if it was high, he would have sent it by now !I only put that on here to see the reaction,apparently it was stored outside, not a clue what it was like
gone up the hill
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Very good demand for square bales of hay either ex farm or delivered!
Wheat straw per tonne delivered made £86 ton and the Square bale barley made £30 bale x3 tonne so £90 ton delivered in.
Fodder prices will i suspect climb in the NY unless the price of Fert drastically alters from its current high price.
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the big if, if fert stays high. I rather expect it will, it's firmly in the sights of the climate change gang, and to be fair, it's not very green ! So price, either by supply, or tax, less will be used.
Which l think isn't a bad thing, less fert, lower production, less food, = higher prices.
Haven't asked for any prices recently, know of someone who bought at £700, and have been told of £800, whether correct, no idea, but for sure, use will be frugal, and targeted. Which wont be a bad thing.
Fert is something you just 'use', it's an easy answer to make crops grow, and because it's convenient, and available, other methods of creating fertility, have lapsed, shite rotation etc, will have a 'revival'. In the meantime, a barn full of spare hay, might be cheap insurance !
Skintagain
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£55 in oct?
Yeah your right my mistake, did you get some?
Skintagain
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No I didn’t but I was wondering whether to
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
I can see the price of straw getting much dearer.
With the grain prices on fire the arable men will
want to chop to get rid of some of their cash.
With the grain prices on fire the arable men will
want to chop to get rid of some of their cash.
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- Cheshire
New Tesla’s all round?I can see the price of straw getting much dearer.
With the grain prices on fire the arable men will
want to chop to get rid of some of their cash.
lloyd
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- Herefordshire
Yeah it will be like that Kronenbourg beer advert
with Eric Cantona but instead of lamborghinis they
will be driving Tesla's.
It will be top straw Feeding quality.
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- Ceredigion
Must be quiet if it's quiet after Stow
Skintagain
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Fodder job must be flat as a fart. This weather might perk it up a bit. Be some wet sheds this morning
Noticing very little fodder coming down the M4 recently. We’re fully stocked up with English hay and straw for a few weeks which is unusual for us at this time of year, I think due to our merchant being a bit quieter than normal.
We’re still very busy doing deliveries to horse yards around Swansea/Carmarthenshire.
We’re still very busy doing deliveries to horse yards around Swansea/Carmarthenshire.
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- South Devon
Skintagain
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