- Location
- East Sussex
It is certainly the case for some farmers, 2 i know of had an invoice from the wool board to be paid within 28 days and 3 others never heard anything so called up and asked where the paperwork/ any payment was to be told that you ( the farmer ) owe us ( the wool board ) but do not worry we will take it off any future payments that may be due in future years!
All the above let the wool board collect the wool off farm so it sounds like transport is costing more than the wool is worth in some cases!
And all the above farmers would have 200+ ewes
You do talk a load of rubbish.
Who are these farmers that have been sent invoices?
BW have not sent out any invoices.
They should have done I am sure to some people who sent in poor quality wool that was covered in dags and was probably wet as well. That type of wool is almost impossible to sell at auction.
Good wools are now selling better and I agree it has a long way to go but if prices continue to increase for the 75% of the clip left to sell then those that have put their trust in the auction system may well be rewarded.