The only way prices get a permanent lift is if buyers get used to paying them. Every time there’s a lift these comments come up, they need to stay at a higher level for as long as possible so they become the norm.
Don’t think that is correct pretty sure in April/May 97 lambs were £110+ and wheat was sub £100…… cattle were worthless though
Exactly my thinking.....what good does it do if the people that produce a product are saying it's too expensive.
They aren’t that dear yet.
To be fair I have had a few machinery reps say that in the last year lolExactly my thinking.....what good does it do if the people that produce a product are saying it's too expensive.
I've never yet had a rep come in my yard and explain his product and then add 'but it's too expensive for what it is really '
Crazy talk that, should be talking the job up
Be plenty, but hopefully the third class stuff gets killed
They never are because there still not worth a load and the people with them don’t feed.Be plenty, but hopefully the third class stuff gets killed
You’ve got the right username at least…
2002 wheat £65 fat lambs were more then
Are you not getting itchy feet with yours ? You only have 4 thursdays left before Easter.
Are you not worried your getting too much for them?
Need to be £200+ then to be equivalent now
Beef will stay around where it is,lamb will drop at some point and grain will rise.
Lamb Chops £15000/ ton.Porridge oats, £1690 a ton. We’ve a bit to go yet
An overheard comment (I know shouldn't been listening).Be plenty, but hopefully the third class stuff gets killed
