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They can waive weight limits and get better ppk if they are sending decent numbers regularlyI've often wondered about the big fellas getting a better price but it's probably because they don't have an agent involved?
They can waive weight limits and get better ppk if they are sending decent numbers regularlyI've often wondered about the big fellas getting a better price but it's probably because they don't have an agent involved?
The Aberdeen Angus price is included in these as is all premium price cattle like shorthorn or Hereford schemes.I know nothing out of the farmers weekly can be taken as gospel but they seem to have deadweight averages well above what is reality. For example R4l deadweight steers 381. Is this bigger players getting higher prices, Scottish prices higher?
Aye I get that but I'm thinking that an agent will supply good numbers regularly so maybe gets the difference?They can waive weight limits and get better ppk if they are sending decent numbers regularly
No one waives weight limits no matter how big you are.They can waive weight limits and get better ppk if they are sending decent numbers regularly
The few I know have no agents. They will supply cattle when asked. They can threaten to go elsewhere so have leverage. A lot of us myself included are insignificant as a unit as we send in as a convenience to ourselves rather than thinking about the other side and haven’t the numbers neededAye I get that but I'm thinking that an agent will supply good numbers regularly so maybe gets the difference?
I really don’t care if you don’t believe me I’m not arguing about it. You send an artic load a week of near on what they want you will waive them. There’s two locally that have told me the deductions get added back on if they take them off. I’m not naming them on here as it’s not the thing to do.No one waives weight limits no matter how big you are.
WhateverLetting the odd one through is different to waiving limits though isn’t it? And they would have to be awful short of cattle to do that and certainly not unless agreed in advance.
Na was ABPIf it’s Foyles, you get the bonus about 3 weeks later
Surprise surprise...Na was ABP
Most still give it in hexham but there are few who dont as they me er turn up.to show there cattleSome people appear to have forgotten about giving luck money in past few months, I have 4 names who I’ve bought cattle from in Kirkby, no luck since March, yet before they would come and hand it out happily and want to be your buddy!!!!!
Have heard of a man that gets paid a flat rate on his load of cattle ie weight x price but I’m told they average less than 300kg deadI really don’t care if you don’t believe me I’m not arguing about it. You send an artic load a week of near on what they want you will waive them. There’s two locally that have told me the deductions get added back on if they take them off. I’m not naming them on here as it’s not the thing to do.
It doesn’t really matter. I was just relaying what I thought was useful informationHave heard of a man that gets paid a flat rate on his load of cattle ie weight x price but I’m told they average less than 300kg deadThe trouble is these abattoirs handle so many cattle even the. ‘big men’ with a load a week (30) ain’t that big if the company needs 2000 a week if you see what I mean. I think big now means 5k cattle plus a year.
I know a man that will supply a full days kill of lambs at certain times of the year and he still grumbles about some things that happen he certainly doesn’t get it all his own way
Anyway lambs -5ppk next week local to me![]()
Cheers thought that might be the case.The Aberdeen Angus price is included in these as is all premium price cattle like shorthorn or Hereford schemes.
Boss sent some to pickstocks week before last on a Tuesday with couple of cull cows. Killed on Wednesday. After numerous email and texts, the kill sheets for Angus eventually come at tail end of last week and said to be killed with normal clean cattle and no bonus paid.Na was ABP
I think Angus have to go on a wednesday with ABP EllesmereBoss sent some to pickstocks week before last on a Tuesday with couple of cull cows. Killed on Wednesday. After numerous email and texts, the kill sheets for Angus eventually come at tail end of last week and said to be killed with normal clean cattle and no bonus paid.
Rep said Angus only killed on Fridays. News to us, never been a problem before and he knew what was on the wagon.
Dalchirla to Midlock,Allanfauld and GlenrathWho sold that 200 grand tup?
Would all these breeds come under an R4l average thoughThe Aberdeen Angus price is included in these as is all premium price cattle like shorthorn or Hereford schemes.