Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

[bluepower]

I just posted prices that i saw/ were told about by buyers or other sellers its as simple as that.

If you do not like/ agree with my posts then put me on ignore may be a good suggestion for you.

As I said if you are going to discuss prices on here then they need to be correct. I don't usually bother to read your comments, now I certainly won't as they are nowhere near the truth. I could make a suggestion to you but you probably wouldn't like it.

 

[Woolless]

Uk beef trade is controlled , Irish pikey .

But surely Ireland is even more tied up by the big processors and they're talking about €6 over there? Could it be an even stronger supermarket influence over here and, as agriculture is not as big a % of the economy here, the government is more than happy to look on and keep food inflation down?

 

[livestock 1]

But surely Ireland is even more tied up by the big processors and they're talking about €6 over there? Could it be an even stronger supermarket influence over here and, as agriculture is not as big a % of the economy here, the government is more than happy to look on and keep food inflation down?

Something to do with the Irish soft border?

 

[gone up the hill]

Now that's worth mentioning to them next time you passing !
Yes a lot come up here that are dairy bred 15/20 mth old things . Mate of mine has some regular and gets them finished pretty quick too.

Ha ha that is a job for @Henarar as he sells his suckled cattle there ( and gets very good prices for them as well

 

[gone up the hill]

As I said if you are going to dicuss prices on here then they need to be correct. I don't usually bother to read your comments, now I certainly won't as they are nowhere near the truth. I could make a suggestion to you but you probably wouldn't like it.

Well it does not worry me that you will not be reading my comments anymore but glad to hear your cows and calves sold very well on Sat

 

[Optimus]

How long will that keep until it goes off

It doesn't take long for it to set hard in the pile.bread goes off a lot quicker but makes no odds to the cattle

 

[livestock 1]

It doesn't take long for it to set hard in the pile.bread goes off a lot quicker but makes no odds to the cattleView attachment 1037185

Bet it takes a while to load it with that gripe!!

 

[Hilly]

But surely Ireland is even more tied up by the big processors and they're talking about €6 over there? Could it be an even stronger supermarket influence over here and, as agriculture is not as big a % of the economy here, the government is more than happy to look on and keep food inflation down?

Giving his own men a breather after screwing the life out of them last few yearss .

 

[Chae1]

Yet over the water...
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It’s time we were exporting it over there

Good thing is, that's where they used to go when it was too expensive here.

Poor Larry.

 

[Optimus]

Bet it takes a while to load it with that gripe!!

Aye that's just to brake it off.last few ton set like concrete

 

[livestock 1]

Aye that's just to brake it off.last few ton set like concrete

Sorry couldn’t help it

 

[Northern territory]

All this talk of people skipping meals won’t do us any favours

 

[Chae1]

All this talk of people skipping meals won’t do us any favours

Eat or heat?

 

[Northern territory]

It’s like they are encouraging people to steel food

 

[Woolless]

Something to do with the Irish soft border?

No idea. The Irish government seems to be giving its farmers quite a bit of help so the input price squeeze is possibly not quite as desperate over there. There was something about fodder shortage in the FW, though.

 

[Woolless]

Giving his own men a breather after screwing the life out of them last few yearss .

Aye, take his foot off their throat for a while.

 

[Netherfield]

I've been told Fitton's sold for £45 million.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

I've been told Fitton's sold for £45 million.

He won’t be worrying about beef prices now

 

[Greythundercloudys]

Lmbs n hoggs are needing to be nearer 150£, l see the post office are just going to raise price of stamps etc to cover cost, arable and dairy have gone up but as normal sheep will head downwards.

 

[muleman]

All this talk of people skipping meals won’t do us any favours

How do you know that, it might do some of us good to skip a meal!