Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Not where he lives....
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- Thread starter Baling Hay
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livestock 1
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What price is it to the North East?
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
£239
livestock 1
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Not getting excited yet
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
It won’t get anymore exciting I’m afraid, new crop is out so it won’t move much now
livestock 1
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I use a lot of fodder/sugarbeet whole now as I don’t agree with sbp in principle although it’s still a great feed
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
It’s hard to get whole sugarbeet in the calf creeps...
- Location
- Easter ross
livestock 1
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Haha exactly the last load was tipped here in the yard and when I wrote the cheque out for just under 6k I promised myself I was getting no more
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
It’s too dear for what it is but I love it as a feed, nothing comes close
livestock 1
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Yes unfortunately true I may have cut off my nose to spite my face
- Location
- Black Isle
best price from 3 or 4 suppliers....
- Location
- Northumberland
It always used to be the same as Barley until ABF got the monopoly on it.
pine_guy
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- Location
- North Cumbria
It was about 215-220 when new season prices came out I september. Allocations were only about50% of last years tonage and sold out in about 16 hours. I managed to get two loads. First arrived last week. Driver said they are normally doing 2/3 loads a week into storage, but this year it is all just going straight out to farms. Price is going nowhere but up I’m afraid.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
You don’t want to know [emoji853]. I was quoted £196/tonne delivered for decent bushel weight for an artic tipped on Monday. Up £50/tonne in four months
Flippin heck.- Location
- Buckinghamshire
Sounds like your paying for full spec milling oats. We are selling feed oats out at 150. Go lower on the bushel weight and you will save a lot. The feed value is rarely different.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
The trouble is the factories have lowered their milling specs because of the shortage. Anything much over 50 bushel is mulling price and anything else is only £10-15/tonne less and ends up being about 40 bushel. There is not the feed value for cattle in those. My June load was £145/tonne and 57 bushel, £30 less than barley. Now £20 dearer. I’m out
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
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40 bushel stuff round here is 140. I don't think the feed value is much different from the 50 bushel stuff. Oats are certainly a waste of time on cattle at 190.