Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
We’re the sausages edible from an old boar? Asking for a friend 🤣 my wife went chicken oriental when she found out how much it went for, she said I should have taken it for sausages too, I thought they’d stink but to be fair he didn’t smell when I smelled his shoulders like when a ram does
Why do you go around smelling tups/boars shoulders?? 🤔
 
Location
Devon
High wage economy , its going to ruin farming .
No one can live on £10 or less an hour now thou! wages will have to go up its as simple as that!

Its not high wages that is the problem, its very high inflation/ house prices etc that is the problem and both of these have been allowed/ encouraged by the Gov to get totally out of control so wages will have to follow suit!
 

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
No one can live on £10 or less an hour now thou! wages will have to go up its as simple as that!

Its not high wages that is the problem, its very high inflation/ house prices etc that is the problem and both of these have been allowed/ encouraged by the Gov to get totally out of control so wages will have to follow suit!
Or go with an awfully big BANG! This lot don’t appear to have the wherewithal to control it. 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
Location
Devon
It just farming. Going to ruin a lot of things. And the stupid bit is the only way it works is to pass all cost to the consumer. So it’s really very much like farming nowadays. Turning over bigger and bigger sums for less and less profit
Farming has the problem that we cannot pass on cost increases!

Talk today at the breeding sale that most large volume store lamb buyers want them for £10/20 head less than 12 months ago due to the costs now being so high but where does that leave the poor sod lambing the ewes and doing all that hard work??
 

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
Farming has the problem that we cannot pass on cost increases!

Talk today at the breeding sale that most large volume store lamb buyers want them for £10/20 head less than 12 months ago due to the costs now being so high but where does that leave the poor sod lambing the ewes and doing all that hard work??
Farmers like other businesses will go bust. It’s a horrible thought and I wouldn’t wish it on 95% of people. But that’s looking likely before we come through the other side of this silliness.
 
Location
Devon
Farmers like other businesses will go bust. It’s a horrible thought and I wouldn’t wish it on 95% of people. But that’s looking likely before we come through the other side of this silliness.
If intrest rates take off then the heavily borrowed farmers will have some serious head scratching to do that is for sure!

Too many people being carried by farmers beyond the farm gate in areas like machinery dealers/ AG medicine reps/ RT and so on and which the industry will not be able to afford to carry for much longer!
 

Hawthorn

Member
Mixed Farmer
Farming has the problem that we cannot pass on cost increases!

Talk today at the breeding sale that most large volume store lamb buyers want them for £10/20 head less than 12 months ago due to the costs now being so high but where does that leave the poor sod lambing the ewes and doing all that hard work??
They’re not wrong need a minimum of a £30 if not £40 margin now to be worth anyone efforts
 

thorpe

Member
If intrest rates take off then the heavily borrowed farmers will have some serious head scratching to do that is for sure!

Too many people being carried by farmers beyond the farm gate in areas like machinery dealers/ AG medicine reps/ RT and so on and which the industry will not be able to afford to carry for much longer!
bl00dy leaches!
 

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
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Just to stop us all getting to miserable tonight. 8 day old lim heifer out of a blonde x fresian 3rd calver. Really chuffed with her. Growing like a weed
 

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