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  1. Full of bull(s)

    Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

    Bulls generally a fair bit less live today
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    Evolution Farming

    I smell a rat
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    Fuel price tracker

    My fuel card went up 3p this week!?
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    Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

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    Evolution Farming

    They don’t look like they’ve necessarily had cocci. I see plenty of stirks that look like that and are healthy enough, just malnourished and neglected, worse in my eyes. There will be thousands of these byproduct calves on farm treated the same way, I saw some in an auction last week, 20 month...
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    Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

    Maybe down to moving marts? 🤣
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    I find in winter you get a lot less pneumonia than on straw, no mould spores but more imo because the fines trap the ammonia in somehow and the muck doesn’t heat under them. When you muck out there is far less smell and the concrete is nearly cold, not steaming with ammonia. You don’t get a...
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    Mine all goes into a digester he seems happy with it. I know of several big feeding men who have arable and sell their straw and buy sawdust/fines for the cattle
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    Drop a bucket of them in a heap in the middle of the pen with bulls about ten minutes and it’s in every corner they love it
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    Not the new plastic notes
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    Wood fines
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    Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

    Load of very good feeding wheat straw 120x90 delivered in yesterday £125/ton. I’m glad the only straw I’m using is for a bit of roughage
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    Rearing weaned calves

    I would take it easy with the silage until they are 7-8 months, they won’t have the capacity to eat enough low DM product which will slow them down, use high bypass proteins, soya etc.
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    Rearing weaned calves

    They won’t all do it but 260kg is certainly an achievable average, I have done it with bought in Angus bull calves. Aim high!
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    Rearing weaned calves

    Easily, in the 200-350kg range 1.5-2kg is possible and that’s when they are at their most efficient for feed conversion. The only problem with steers and particularly heifers is having them fat and not heavy enough, and if you take your foot off the throttle you end up wasting some of what...
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    Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

    He only eats joints and ribeye….
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    The Beef Tracker thread (no Sheep)

    He had some Angus same age at £180 so it wasn’t all bad…..
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    The Beef Tracker thread (no Sheep)

    20 month jerseys @£80 😳
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    The Beef Tracker thread (no Sheep)

    Bulls a lot less money today in Gisburn. Two semi regular over zealous buyers missing, I have some bulls £1100-1200 would easily be £200 down on a fortnight ago
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