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<blockquote data-quote="Dolomite" data-source="post: 3840062" data-attributes="member: 46844"><p>Is demand strong in most areas or are people noticing a tighten up in the demand? Plenty of haylage bales left in yards round and about that are usually running out or all gone by now. It's the same when you speak to others. I know the winter was not favourable to sellers. </p><p></p><p>Also if there is a strong demand or over supply is bad grass worth having or even baling? I ask as someone local wants to bale some grass that is badly dog walked on and very little if none of it is picked up not to mention urinated all over. I can't see how this would make decent hay, haylage and definitely not silage. However they seem keen. It also suffer from ragwort which is growing well at the moment in the award. I've been offered it and wouldn't have it because of these reasons. The dilemma is also do I then tell anyone who they try to sell it to about the issues or just turn a blind eye knowing stock may well suffer and someone's income and livelihood too?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dolomite, post: 3840062, member: 46844"] Is demand strong in most areas or are people noticing a tighten up in the demand? Plenty of haylage bales left in yards round and about that are usually running out or all gone by now. It's the same when you speak to others. I know the winter was not favourable to sellers. Also if there is a strong demand or over supply is bad grass worth having or even baling? I ask as someone local wants to bale some grass that is badly dog walked on and very little if none of it is picked up not to mention urinated all over. I can't see how this would make decent hay, haylage and definitely not silage. However they seem keen. It also suffer from ragwort which is growing well at the moment in the award. I've been offered it and wouldn't have it because of these reasons. The dilemma is also do I then tell anyone who they try to sell it to about the issues or just turn a blind eye knowing stock may well suffer and someone's income and livelihood too? [/QUOTE]
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