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What price is pea and bean seed
and more importantly, what can you sell beans for into an oversupplied market next Autumn?
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What price is pea and bean seed
When was that? How long did it last?
About the same as last year thenBeans were £500ish a few weeks back….
Got a shed full of beans, offering me £215.t unassured, so better off paying royalty and banging them inWhat price is pea and bean seed
every ruminant cake or blendand more importantly, what can you sell beans for into an oversupplied market next Autumn?
every ruminant cake or blend
I feed beans regularly there a very good feed but yes there is a limit to inclusionThey can only include a relatively small proportion iirc, and only buy if price is low enough to make it competitive against soya, rape, etc. Protein quality is very different to that of soya too, limiting beans' use in better quality rations.
and more importantly, what can you sell beans for into an oversupplied market next Autumn?
I feed beans regularly there a very good feed but yes there is a limit to inclusion
38% protein , what's the problem ?I’m just going by what feed companies have told me, and why most don’t use beans.
The only place I’ve seen them in concentrates is when they’re cheap and then only by the ‘least cost rationing’ firms.
38% protein , what's the problem ?
They contain tannins which limit the level of inclusion38% protein , what's the problem ?
They're only sheep ......Feathermeal is something like that too iirc.
High tannins and wrong amino acid profile to use at high inclusion rates iirc, otherwise they would have been replacing soya for years.
Feed firms don't like anything that can be grown on farmFeathermeal is something like that too iirc.
High tannins and wrong amino acid profile to use at high inclusion rates iirc, otherwise they would have been replacing soya for years.
This is going to be the best thing for agriculture for a long while, I am beginning to think.Todays scary figures:
Protected Urea £785
Lithan AN £635