Thick Farmer
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- Location
- West Wales
1000 tonnes of clamp silage and 800 square bales of haylage for sale.
All sh!t hot stuff. Good access, can load or deliver locally.
All sh!t hot stuff. Good access, can load or deliver locally.
Few spring calvers down here few years ago were glad of any glorified shite they could get hold of at any price!A local spring calving dude once said left over silage was nothing more than glorified shite. Rather a enlarged head comment I thought
No shortage in the east of NI, grass grew well and is still growing. Not a year to remember but there were enough weather windows to make plenty of silage and those that want quality mostly got it.Well I was already told it could be in short supply in NI and I dont have any left to sell on. No good weather here especially in the west.
I best get my order for extra forage in quickly then.Straw and Forage will be short enough and not cheap in the new year . When I think back to when we started 90% of our hay and straw came up from Kent .they are now magor exporters over the water and very little comes back to Wales and the lust for burning straw to power plants is getting ever closer to the Welsh Borders .cheap straw I am afraid is becoming a thing of the past
I would get straw bought as it can only go up and very good hay will be gone .be plenty of 2cd quality hay but even that's going to the burning plantsI best get my order for extra forage in quickly then.
Stop exaggeratingWe're all doomed i tell thee doomed!
Lot of straw going that wayI'm told that trade for baled silage is very sharp in the West of Northern Ireland. Apparently even many of the 'good farmers had not got on well at making silage,' and cattle are in the house eating last year's bought bales. Sounds like a long winter ahead.