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butcher pays everything i just drop at slaughter houseForever Fendt , depends on who is paying the killing costs, around £100 here so on some lightweight heifers that could be 40p/kg
Bakewell was full of lambs they didn't look much of a trade most pens I saw were making mid low 160s and they looked decent lambs. Looked a fair lot of ewe's inAnyone been brave enough to sell lambs today ?
Could you test them and sell them as store's. Bakewell was on fire there were some yearling rat like Hereford heifer's at 430.Local butcher wants to pay £3.20p kg dead weight delivered to slaughter house for hereford heifers pure about right ?
no defo £3,20 they are fit but not very big 20 month old am weighing after lunch non f/a what other options ? apart from buying a butchers shop
just weighed the smallest ,surprised me 434kg so about £700 ?Not a bad price. Put them against a grid, O+4h possibly, underweight maybe and see what price they end up at without the fact non fa. If the butcher kills them himself no trim, weighed tail on they will die 4/5% better on a 250/60 kg body and not the off takes.
just weighed the smallest ,surprised me 434kg so about £700 ?
What was the average on finished cattle?Cattle are sedge thou were UP again on last weeks strong trade.
better to be fairAt that sort of weight or slightly above I think he's been pretty fair with you. Depending on how much belly on it with no trim probably around 52% so 225kg body so you might end up with a bit more shouldn't end up less. Surprised how, heavier or lighter than expected?
What was the average on finished cattle?
Not a bad sign if they're up just into the new yearFrom memory I think steers were £1.86 and heifers £1.89.
Sounds like the trend of dead better than live continues?Lambs today 3:80 at farmers fresh