Buitelaar Bulls
- Thread starter Jon.S
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Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
We buying dairy stock from them so potentially a totally different department.
They are Irish so they are like a Welsh man but tighter so if they can save a few quid they will.
Inspect the cattle before they take a step off the lorry because once they're on theyre going no where. I think they now want a cheque on delivery - pay when you have gone through all the cattle and are happy with them all.
We have gone back to buy more so they can't be that bad but there are also a lot of other choice @bullbeef could well do you a deal instead.
They are Irish so they are like a Welsh man but tighter so if they can save a few quid they will.
Inspect the cattle before they take a step off the lorry because once they're on theyre going no where. I think they now want a cheque on delivery - pay when you have gone through all the cattle and are happy with them all.
We have gone back to buy more so they can't be that bad but there are also a lot of other choice @bullbeef could well do you a deal instead.
- Location
- South shropshire
I know a bloke supplying a lot of calves to them, he's very very impressed with what they are doing.
- Location
- leicestershire
don't bother.
cudota
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- Location
- east lancashire
R.Dutchman
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- Location
- Devon
First batch of veal went this week, 3 months later than promised... few cash flow problems!
Beef farmers
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- Location
- Lancashire
Wonderful company can't praise enough highly recommended if you produce what they want ! The boss Adam , really easy to work with !
- Location
- leicestershire
What do they want though when i started they wanted 180kg dead the big sell was fast turn over using cheap calves now they want 220 dead using there calves which are way to dear and your probably doing 25% less because they want them bigger! There easy to deal with because there making all the money.
Beef farmers
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- Location
- Lancashire
When I did it I sourced my own calves, and paid 245 If they are fed right they will do well! When the clean cattle dropped a bomb they stayed at a good
Price about 320? Which was good compared to the clean because you didn't have as much money tied
Up in the job, but I kept them a
Long while , sold some on butalair and some for bulls to dunbia because I wasn't tied into a contract ! They did leave profit but had them around a long while... And any processor buying off you wants to
Make money so they all have the same
Objective to rob you senseless !!! Also this year would be good I think die to the drop in cereals could be wrong like to listen to other peoples ideas ? Please don't hesitate to criticise my statements !
Price about 320? Which was good compared to the clean because you didn't have as much money tied
Up in the job, but I kept them a
Long while , sold some on butalair and some for bulls to dunbia because I wasn't tied into a contract ! They did leave profit but had them around a long while... And any processor buying off you wants to
Make money so they all have the same
Objective to rob you senseless !!! Also this year would be good I think die to the drop in cereals could be wrong like to listen to other peoples ideas ? Please don't hesitate to criticise my statements !
Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
One guy who buys calves of me has echoed above with animals not going when they should and then they are too big
bullbeef
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- Location
- co.down n ireland
the veal game is all but over there just isn't the same demand, better off exporting! or if closed up us beef bulls and buy in replacements alot going this road now, as they like to use all there grass for the cows on milk!