Hilly
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Subsidy bred a farmer not a bussines man right enough .Pointless. I had a mate drives the cull cow wagon picks a fair few back up after cesars no go or running held can’t get back incalf
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Subsidy bred a farmer not a bussines man right enough .Pointless. I had a mate drives the cull cow wagon picks a fair few back up after cesars no go or running held can’t get back incalf
Makes no sense does it. Harder to get back incalf by then tooYep foley had some cracking cattle, big calves....clear of the bull
Show pony’sOver fed or bad genetics? Sounds like the pedigree sheep job
Setting away as a youngster on rented ground helps the brain box a bitSubsidy bred a farmer not a bussines man right enough .
Big ego takes a lot of feedingSubsidy bred a farmer not a bussines man right enough .
Yet a lot want them clear of the bull, funny job, I used to buy incalf heifers for less than some we’re paying for bullers , want their own bull I will use my own bull and sell the free calfMakes no sense does it. Harder to get back incalf by then too
True , all well while they have big bps if that goes ….. watch who bubbles firstBig ego takes a lot of feeding
Looks like there money in Devon at the momentStirling: Blelack dispersal tops at 32,000gns and leads trade - Farmers Weekly
Blistering hot trade for Blelack females saw prices peak at 32,000gns, with 31 lots making five figures or more on Monday 19 October. Neil and Helenwww.fwi.co.uk
Couldn’t help yourself could you??Stirling: Blelack dispersal tops at 32,000gns and leads trade - Farmers Weekly
Blistering hot trade for Blelack females saw prices peak at 32,000gns, with 31 lots making five figures or more on Monday 19 October. Neil and Helenwww.fwi.co.uk
I tried but ….Couldn’t help yourself could you??
You answered your question small and hairy.What were they like in the flesh then? Or were they all 2 year old and still very small? You cant tell from looking on line.
Southern Hemisphere lamb has been priced higher than ours for a few years anyway Add in China’s pork problem. A NZ prime minister that is hell bent on a “greener” diet, NZ meat production numbers are lower than they have been…This doesn’t fill me with excitement....
UK agrees free trade deal with New Zealand
The government says consumers and businesses will benefit from deal, but it is unlikely to boost growth.www.bbc.co.uk
Sure I read somewhere recently that China were starting to get sniffy about NZ meat, can’t find it now thoSouthern Hemisphere lamb has been priced higher than ours for a few years anyway Add in China’s pork problem. A NZ prime minister that is hell bent on a “greener” diet, NZ meat production numbers are lower than they have been…
I dont want to or dont wish to keep suckler cows but as somebody buying there progeny I do see a vast difference in prices for weaned calves and would of thought the top end do leave more money behind even with bigger risk and bigger costsAye 3.5k outfits take some justifying I’d have thought , not for me that
I’ve always thought there is a line. You can breed as good as possible up too that line and your profit should increase with it. Once you cross the line your costs keep going up but your profit either plateaus or drops a bit. Fancy cattle are for those with deep pockets that can stand the losses associated with pure bred or extreme beef cross continental cattle.I dont want to or dont wish to keep suckler cows but as somebody buying there progeny I do see a vast difference in prices for weaned calves and would of thought the top end do leave more money behind even with bigger risk and bigger costs