I think that will put them on 3.40 but murphy will be able to confirmUp 5p to what?
I think that will put them on 3.40 but murphy will be able to confirmUp 5p to what?
No, just popped in to help droving and budded on anything I thought wasn’t making enoughDo you buy many?
Will be , was at 3.35 last weekI think that will put them on 3.40 but murphy will be able to confirm
I know a chap from over that way who buys about 1000 every year,but runs them on 500 acre,mixture of stubbles and old pasture.Last time i spoke to him,he said it worked out just about the same profit whether to feed them or not.(the feed cost was the extra money they made) He is well clued up though,and records liveweight gain with the tags now.Been doing it for years,and knows which farms to buy off(and ones not to touch)Not pellets. I once took a wagon load of hoggs to Longtown one spring and there was a fella with some fantastic scotch hoggs there. I asked him what he’d fed them on and he said ‘nothing they’ve just ran about’ they had been on grass up near Alcan all winter. I wondered what the difference in cost/profit would be between his and mine
RPf £3.90How much are rpf and dunbia paying this week?
It can often end up that way. The difference between some of the hoggs that are fed and not fed is actually just the feed cost. I filled an alley in s shed with lambs a few years back put them on hoppers straw. Fed pellets barley grains and sugarbeet pellets. The plan was to keep bringing 250 or so into the shed and finish them off. We ended up needing the shed alley for cattle and the rest stayed away on grass. The grass ones made a decent profit the ones finished properly inside didn’t. Just shows what’s wrong with the job.I know a chap from over that way who buys about 1000 every year,but runs them on 500 acre,mixture of stubbles and old pasture.Last time i spoke to him,he said it worked out just about the same profit whether to feed them or not.(the feed cost was the extra money they made) He is well clued up though,and records liveweight gain with the tags now.Been doing it for years,and knows which farms to buy off(and ones not to touch)
Dunbia wales are £4 for lamb's this weekHow much are rpf and dunbia paying this week?
rugby SQQ 204Welshpool average £1.92 kg for lambs today according to Facebook.
especially when dunbia knock me 15p for non assuredDead weight prices looking a bit low compared to live weight.
But they buy them out of the auctions non assured no problemespecially when dunbia knock me 15p for non assured
ahh but you don't understand,they kill all them on a different day and sell them for lessBut they buy them out of the auctions non assured no problem
Yes absolutely and it’s a limited market too?ahh but you don't understand,they kill all them on a different day and sell them for less
Dead weight prices looking a bit low compared to live weight.
How you know that?Sedgemoor today averaged £85 head across the board.
Would be hard to match that deadweight at £4.05pk base!
How you know that?
St Boswells average 87. Got the last 23 fats drawn, some bigger lambs amongst them. Think I'll try them there next week.Sedgemoor today averaged £85 head across the board.
Would be hard to match that deadweight at £4.05pk base!