Av Gorritt
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Just been looking at our carcase summary report from Morrisons and I see that we had an average price on 03.07.13 of £406.50 !! I think we could manage with that just now !
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I didnt weigh them so dont know.What weights
It was ok,but they were quite good hoggs.They were ewe ones so i hoped someone would buy them for keepers.I know the £94 ones definately were.I think there were some ewe North Cheviots passed out at £97.Some of mine would probably have gone in the fat,but i didnt want to hang around all day today.Last thursday when i got back home,i lost a ewe on its backWere you pleased with your trade on Tuesday?
You sound like you’ve had a good do to me!
Lung cancer I think.What’s happened to his lad ?
Who’s buying stores now? Just the usual crew? I never hardly stop to watch anything through the fat or stores now and haven’t for years nowIt was ok,but they were quite good hoggs.They were ewe ones so i hoped someone would buy them for keepers.I know the £94 ones definately were.I think there were some ewe North Cheviots passed out at £97.Some of mine would probably have gone in the fat,but i didnt want to hang around all day today.Last thursday when i got back home,i lost a ewe on its back
Yes he was bad a fair while back with it tooLung cancer I think.
JE and Tony England the most,and Harker who i dont know, but came up as Potter on the payslip.Gittens has stopped on a Tuesday,but buys on a Thursday instead.The store is just about finished now.Dont think they will have many next week.Anything i have left now will go in the fat,but could be June before some bought Swales go in.Who’s buying stores now? Just the usual crew? I never hardly stop to watch anything through the fat or stores now and haven’t for years now
John might have some roots to use up as he shifted a lot of sheep early on.JE and Tony England the most,and Harker who i dont know, but came up as Potter on the payslip.Gittens has stopped on a Tuesday,but buys on a Thursday instead.The store is just about finished now.Dont think they will have many next week.Anything i have left now will go in the fat,but could be June before some bought Swales go in.
Often the best payers those very late sold Hoggs cost little to run through and bought for pennies.John might have some roots to use up as he shifted a lot of sheep early on.
Tony will likely be buying for his usual men.
I will still have some to go in June as usual
Yes it’s the cost that can make the profit deceiving. If they are on £1 a week keep and hoppers they need to be dear to break even. There’s a few dead ones to pay for too + medicine and haulage it all adds upOften the best payers those very late sold Hoggs cost little to run through and bought for pennies
I don’t like putting hoppers out on keep as I feel I’m leaving to much good sh!t on someone else’s land. Also tend to pay for keep by the acre rather than per head, can then put as little or as many as I want on to suit the conditions and time of yearYes it’s the cost that can make the profit deceiving. If they are on £1 a week keep and hoppers they need to be dear to break even. There’s a few dead ones to pay for too + medicine and haulage it all adds up
Yes I agree. Also if they are eating cake they can’t eat grass if it’s on headage. Paying twice springs to mind. More doable though if you turn tens of thousands of them over. A few pounds profit on that lot is well worth it at the end of season not so much if it’s hundreds or low 000s of lambs thoughI don’t like putting hoppers out on keep as I feel I’m leaving to much good sh!t on someone else’s land. Also tend to pay for keep by the acre rather than per head, can then put as little or as many as I want on to suit the conditions and time of year
I’m in the hundreds bracket but like to make at least a tenner or more a head clear profit and as they say “the sh1!s for free”Yes I agree. Also if they are eating cake they can’t eat grass if it’s on headage. Paying twice springs to mind. More doable though if you turn tens of thousands of them over. A few pounds profit on that lot is well worth it at the end of season not so much if it’s hundreds or low 000s of lambs though
Hundreds bracket here tooI’m in the hundreds bracket but like to make at least a tenner or more a head clear profit and as they say “the sh1!s for free”
For this season up till now,ive bought at £48 and £55,and sold at £91.Others bought at £26,and sold at £67.I still have some Swales left bought at £18.50.Dont know what they will make,hoping for £50+I’m in the hundreds bracket but like to make at least a tenner or more a head clear profit and as they say “the sh1!s for free”
Sounds like you’ve done well out of them to meFor this season up till now,ive bought at £48 and £55,and sold at £91.Others bought at £26,and sold at £67.I still have some Swales left bought at £18.50.Dont know what they will make,hoping for £50+
I just needed it to be 1000s instead of 100s and i might get somewhereSounds like you’ve done well out of them to me
Ah thought you’d sold them finishedI didnt weigh them so dont know.
One year possibly 8/9 years ago I did around 6/700 and I couldn’t go wrong. They all made three times what I valued them at or paid for them in the backend. I even bought some February and March and sold them a month later off only grass for double the money.I just needed it to be 1000s instead of 100s and i might get somewhere
I just put those in the store.Ah thought you’d sold them finished