Ross121
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- Location
- Oxfordshire
Mole Valley £233/t for 4t bulk
Blown but finding they don’t flow as well as previous years in creep feeders,
Blown but finding they don’t flow as well as previous years in creep feeders,
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- Thread starter Baling Hay
- Start date
What are people paying for sow rolls?
I'm only a small time pig keeper 3-4 ton would last a fair while, but getting ripped of at 400 a ton I would say..
I'm only a small time pig keeper 3-4 ton would last a fair while, but getting ripped of at 400 a ton I would say..
farmer92
Member
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Just over the £300 mark round here.
Adam@Rumen
Member
- Location
- Nantwich/Rishton
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
About right
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
360....going through the roof
Yes wish I had tied some in at Christmas
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
Going up again next month apparently so you better order some
Water Wheel
Member
What should I expect to pay over summer for a 16% reasonable quality dairy cake, for grazing cows average yield, but high constituents.
10 tn deliveries, blown .Use approx 30 Tn / month. Not in a buying group. DD payment.
10 tn deliveries, blown .Use approx 30 Tn / month. Not in a buying group. DD payment.
Water Wheel
Member
Quoted £205.50 for May
16% Dairy Cake
Sugar Beet
Wheat Distillers
Wheatfeed
Barley
+++ No yeast or protected this and that.
No idea if thats a good or bad price.
16% Dairy Cake
Sugar Beet
Wheat Distillers
Wheatfeed
Barley
+++ No yeast or protected this and that.
No idea if thats a good or bad price.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
End of last week, quoted10 tonne loads hipro £345 now until next March.
- Location
- Northumberland
My very ordinary general purpose 12ME cake has gone up from £191 to £211.Lamb finisher 12.7ME is £238. Is this dear? £4/ton reduction for full 18ton loads tipped.
Tarw Coch
Member
- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
What’s happening with dairy feed prices?
Just had a bill for latest load of dairy nuts at £290 ton, never seen such a huge increase before, is this correct or have they made a cock up on my bill?
I’m hoping it’s the latter.
Just had a bill for latest load of dairy nuts at £290 ton, never seen such a huge increase before, is this correct or have they made a cock up on my bill?
I’m hoping it’s the latter.
Adam@Rumen
Member
- Location
- Nantwich/Rishton
Depends what the make up is - proteins have been coming back but energy (cereals) have been on the increase.
We don't let anything come on to the farm unpriced any more after being shafted by a compound firm a few years ago.
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
I made that mistake before as well!
- Location
- Northumberland
Your not one of the farms that has to pay for it upfront then,before its delivered.
Tarw Coch
Member
- Location
- Bottom of Wats Dyke
No, full load payed by direct debit, 14 days after delivery, supposedly that’s the best price you can get.
I understand that prices can and do move but an increase of 50 quid a ton surely warrants someone giving a bit of notification. I’ve had plenty on today and haven’t been in the mood to query it but I hope it’s an error in their billing or they won’t be getting another order,,,,,,,,,,it’s probably time to start shopping around for prices again anyway.