They really think trade will go up a gear..... What weight was that?Some hoggets bought in & taken home yesterday from shrewsbury at £128.
They really think trade will go up a gear..... What weight was that?Some hoggets bought in & taken home yesterday from shrewsbury at £128.
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Haulage would be a £10/hd unless they were going a fair old distance£20 haulage how far is he carting them
Each wayHaulage would be a £10/hd unless they were going a fair old distance
YepHaulage would be a £10/hd unless they were going a fair old distance
Excellent I love it when farmers are in the position to cancel lambs & stick 2 fingers up to the DW firms... Flipping sharks they are tryin to pull the price down.....What with the cost of inputs now we are no better off in real terms with these farm gate prices than 12 months ago!
2/3 people that had 100 + hoggs each booked in for deadweight next week told me that they were pulling them out at the prices being quoted DW for next week!
I see Honiton collection centre are quoting the same price for this Monday as last Monday yet deadweight is 20ppk less!
We have 550 hoggs left last year same time 1200 . Drawbridge up this week may be two rightly or wrongly but quite confident of extra weight anywayExcellent I love it when farmers are in the position to cancel lambs & stick 2 fingers up to the DW firms... Flipping sharks they are tryin to pull the price down.....
We have 550 hoggs left last year same time 1200 . Drawbridge up this week may be two rightly or wrongly but quite confident of extra weight anyway
People seem to ignore the offtakes when selling, it's easy to say they were bought at £1,000 and sold fat at £1,400 so you have £400 but there's probably £50 that never reaches the bank, or goes straight back out on haulage.Minus 2 lots of haulage @£20/hd each way- commission @3% on £1000/HD is £30 =£70
He had a lucky escape!
Selling a lorry load of stores, one beast goes for haulage another on commission.People seem to ignore the offtakes when selling, it's easy to say they were bought at £1,000 and sold fat at £1,400 so you have £400 but there's probably £50 that never reaches the bank, or goes straight back out on haulage.
Selling stores can take even more off with haulage, commission, luck etc and that's before you look at your time.
Is that Less hoggs than normal for you? And when do you normally sell the last ones?We’ve 1150 left and I’m having too sell this week. As said before by someone, those of us on keep farms are all getting our spring marching orders now. Too many too bring home, got lambing sheep everywhere here!
I'm just quoting the buy and sell price, plenty happens in the months in between. My point is that that you have to keep that beast and make a profit on less than the buy and sell figures that many look at.An the rest I would say, if you were having 350 out of every beast you bought at a 1000 ide say everybody would be a beef finisher
I've my own transport but if I buy more than a load my local haulier charges £12 it's about 25 milesI've no idea, so many variables, full load? Distance? Access? Numbers?
I went for a ball park figure tbh.
How much do you estimate haulage cost to be?
That seems very cheap to me. How manyI've my own transport but if I buy more than a load my local haulier charges £12 it's about 25 miles
Armstrong’s charge £20/store £25/cow Stirling too here. Doesn’t matter how many either...That seems very cheap to me. How many