I hope it wasnt the contractor left it like that, well suppose itd be a good bargainin tool for discountDon't worry Davey, the wee massey will soon sort that.
More than ever in pit this year, bale wrap too much £££
How would you expect it to be left when there's too much for the silo?I hope it wasnt the contractor left it like that, well suppose itd be a good bargainin tool for discount
The thing is its not full to the brim as the grass isnt outside the roof yet.How would you expect it to be left when there's too much for the silo?
I think any contractor near me would have a good reply for you if you asked for discount for leaving it as full as that.I hope it wasnt the contractor left it like that, well suppose itd be a good bargainin tool for discount
Does that include 6 layer of wrap?I’ve heard £14 to row bale and wrap
At current crops the rakin should be less than £1 per bale. Single wrap the plastic costs is just below £3, litre of diesel say £1, driver, tractor £1, baler £1.50 plys whatever net costs. So wev reached £8.50 plus the nett and this includes raking. Where does the £14 come fromI’ve heard £14 to row bale and wrap
A neighborhood puts his at £0 because he has his own tractor and trailer Not joking!A cost that's always forgotten is the cost of bringing bales in and stacking, I put this at £2/ bale
Northern Ireland is the worst for people valuing themselves at £0, know a heap of farmers who don’t even value their tractor against jobs they do for themselves they just think the contractor is making a killing because they can do everything for nothing themselves. (I’m not a contractor)A neighborhood puts his at £0 because he has his own tractor and trailer Not joking!
we did 390 fusion bales from some land 4 miles away earlier on, £9.30 bale/wrap 6 layers, £3.20 to get them home we unloaded at stack, contractor loaded at field. 6 layersA cost that's always forgotten is the cost of bringing bales in and stacking, I put this at £2/ bale