Price of hay

[Farmer44]

Anyone know were the price of hay Is at the moment?

 

[bobk]

High

 

[Top Tip.]

Neighbor had some delivered last week £39.50 for 4x4 round bales each.

 

[bobk]

Neighbor had some delivered last week £39.50 for 4x4 round bales each.

50 quid around here .... robbing bast......s

 

[chris wink]

£25 4x4 delivered, good big bales with plenty hay in them

 

[cattleman123]

50 quid around here .... robbing bast......s

Tis the way tis at the moment

 

[Nearly]

£100/t is cheap
£200/t is expensive

Anywhere in between is ...... possible

 

[czechmate]

£25 4x4 delivered, good big bales with plenty hay in them

Surely a 4x4 is 4ft?

 

[ARW]

£130 a tonne ex farm

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Be a lot making hay next year

 

[had e nuff]

Be a lot making hay next year

Not if it rains all summer they won't.

 

[Romney SE]

Be a lot making hay next year

Or trying.

 

[carpenter1]

I have been selling small bales at £5 each, is this fair?

 

[egbert]

I have been selling small bales at £5 each, is this fair?

Good stuff, solid bales, 10 at a time to a horsey type? too cheap by far.
Bit skanky, fluffy little bales, and 500 to a load? Take his money!

 

[endeavour]

Price to sell is whatever the buyer will pay without feeling ripped off, buyer should ask about for availability before buying ,but as a good guide bale price should be multiplied by 45(av tidy bales per ton) At present £4-75 to £6-50 depending on local availability.quality,quantity, delivered or collected,and how much your custom is valued. How long is a piece of string comes to mind this year...

 

[chris wink]

Surely a 4x4 is 4ft?

What's ur point ?

 

[bobk]

What's ur point ?

A 4 x 4 is 4 foot .

 

[czechmate]

What's ur point ?

You said they were “good big bales”. I was just asking that surely a 4x4 is 4ft. For my wrapped bales for eg, I make them 1.5m (5ft), I would call those 5x4 but maybe that is what you would call a big 4x4?

 

[Woolless]

'Big bale hay £160-170 delivered if it can be found'. Done a bit of phoning today.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

You said they were “good big bales”. I was just asking that surely a 4x4 is 4ft. For my wrapped bales for eg, I make them 1.5m (5ft), I would call those 5x4 but maybe that is what you would call a big 4x4?

I would almost be sure he us taking round bales mind