Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

[Hilly]

Agreed, but you would think the market would want to be doing the easiest and best for their vendors , after all no vendors then no market . If a neighbouring market started paying by bacs on the day then that would surely attract some vendors ?
I wouldn't be expecting the market to pay out if there is a debt on the acc but if your account is clear then why not ?

I bet the bank don’t like cheques now either ! It’s mad they need to get with the times .

 

[Mc115reed]

Why nothing back for paying on the day by bacs?? I'd be having a word with the marts you use.

What’s this madness your speaking of? The mart gives you money back for paying on the day? [emoji15] sounds like a quick way too go bust if you ask me...

 

[Hfd Cattle]

What’s this madness your speaking of? The mart gives you money back for paying on the day? [emoji15] sounds like a quick way too go bust if you ask me...

What ...paying on the day or having money back ?

 

[Hilly]

What’s this madness your speaking of? The mart gives you money back for paying on the day? [emoji15] sounds like a quick way too go bust if you ask me...

Not as quick as late/none payers lol

 

[Mc115reed]

Not as quick as late/none payers lol

True but when youv bought £10k worth of stock ... you surely pay £10k not 9.5k because you pay on the Day [emoji23]

 

[bean]

Anyone at holsworhy today? @Victor

Got there a bit late just saw store lambs tex x lambs with frame but very plain £105, they said fats 44 kg around 112. Only 70 cattle but a very good trade

 

[Northeastfarmer]

What’s this madness your speaking of? The mart gives you money back for paying on the day? [emoji15] sounds like a quick way too go bust if you ask me...

£2 per thousand

 

[Chief1]

What’s this madness your speaking of? The mart gives you money back for paying on the day? [emoji15] sounds like a quick way too go bust if you ask me...

It's a pound in the grand they pay back, very rarely bothers me for bits I buy, when there's blokes taking a 100 cattle out at a grand a piece plus, a 100 quid spent must be better than not getting the 100k

 

[Hilly]

True but when youv bought £10k worth of stock ... you surely pay £10k not 9.5k because you pay on the Day [emoji23]

They give a little back cash , luck money you could call it , be cheaper than Steve Pinner .

 

[livestock 1]

Gives you a bit of an insight into percentage paying

 

[Mc115reed]

It's a pound in the grand they pay back, very rarely bothers me for bits I buy, when there's blokes taking a 100 cattle out at a grand a piece plus, a 100 quid spent must be better than not getting the 100k

Oh well if that’s all it is why we even talking about it [emoji23][emoji23] f**king luck money again [emoji85][emoji24]

 

[Hilly]

Oh well if that’s all it is why we even talking about it [emoji23][emoji23] fudgeing luck money again [emoji85][emoji24]

Nothing wrong with luck money, them that have a problem with it that have something wrong with them.

 

[Estate fencing.]

Oh well if that’s all it is why we even talking about it [emoji23][emoji23] fudgeing luck money again [emoji85][emoji24]

Some markets have been known to pay a lot more when they are in financial difficulties. You buy 550 ewe lambs and they give you £100 for paying on the day and it pays for you to have a day off.

 

[Mc115reed]

Nothing wrong with luck money, them that have a problem with it that have something wrong with them.

Tbh I’d pay luck on breeding/store sheep if I sold breeding stock... but fat buyers are all crooks and don’t deserve any more money than they’re already scamming [emoji23]

 

[serf]

 

[Shebb90]

Got there a bit late just saw store lambs tex x lambs with frame but very plain £105, they said fats 44 kg around 112. Only 70 cattle but a very good trade

Many store lambs in?

 

[Hawthorn]

Hereford sqq 2.54
Worcester sqq 2.60

 

[Farmer1001]

Why have pigs collapsed?

I thought Id best ask an expert, well a pig farmer who breeds, rears and finishes about 3000/year, not big but knows his pigs. Cull sows fell out of bed as (he says) unless the farm has a certified vet inspection every 3 months then the sow meat can no longer be exported, I assume same applies to fat pigs but he didn't say. Also the biggest sow processor in the UK having issues with its export license to the EU.

 

[Woolless]

I thought Id best ask an expert, well a pig farmer who breeds, rears and finishes about 3000/year, not big but knows his pigs. Cull sows fell out of bed as (he says) unless the farm has a certified vet inspection every 3 months then the sow meat can no longer be exported, I assume same applies to fat pigs but he didn't say. Also the biggest sow processor in the UK having issues with its export license to the EU.

But I don't understand it, Brexit was to result in a bonfire of red tape??

 

[Northern territory]

A rumour McDonald’s et al might have to shut.