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- Ceredigion
No but I've had two showers a whole bottle of perfume and the wife says I still stink
Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker
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Ducati899
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- north dorset
What was it then? I was told a handful sold for mid-high 70’s and then another amount of them sold for £80,do I need to send father for a hearing test [emoji23][emoji85] he got rather excited about the 100 I’ve got here
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- Ceredigion
I never disclose auction prices as I don't except it as a true guide , while I except some do I don't expect there will be much publicity about the silage that made a £1/ton
Where was it sold ?
- Location
- Ceredigion
farms below Wincanton Shaftsbury big lot of livestock nearby .fields around there with a ft of water .wetter than a Month ago when I was there
what about dealer prices are they a true guide ?
at least auction prices are disclosed anyway
What auctioneer ?
- Location
- Ceredigion
There is no such thing as a true guide , but auction prices are pie in the sky, do you know any long time big dealers who buy there, I saw a bale make £78 yesterday does that mean we should all now be paying £230 ton , when most I know are paying £90 ish
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newhollandcruzr
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- Location
- N Devon
Yep sorry straw !!
- Location
- Ceredigion
Not there .
I thought you meant at auction any auction
and as you haven't said where it was and I wasn't there how the hell could I know who was there
- Location
- Ceredigion
I thought you meaning yesterday's .That's far removed from East Coast Auctions that are away from livestock buyers straw there was mostly bought by locals at on farm prices
- Location
- South Molton
Load of barley delivered locally at sub £100/t
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Goweresque
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- Location
- North Wilts
Seen a lot of tractors and trailers with both hay and straw on the roads in Wilts over the last few days while I've been out on my own deliveries.
My stocks are dwindling fast, lots of people ringing up who have run short, or whose normal supplier has run out. Even 2 and 3 year old coarse hay is going. I've always said horses will eat anything if there's nothing else.....
My stocks are dwindling fast, lots of people ringing up who have run short, or whose normal supplier has run out. Even 2 and 3 year old coarse hay is going. I've always said horses will eat anything if there's nothing else.....
Indeed......what did wild horses do years ago ? Roam the plains turning their noses up at each bit of fodder they come across ?
Clever Dic
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- Location
- Melton
Forage shortage is biting now , we are getting phone calls all the time especially from the more northen counties. Actually had a bloke drive from Wakefield today with his cheque book to pay for a load despite my insistence I might not have sufficient stock to take new customers .
Casual trade normally don' t like my prices but no resistance now.
Casual trade normally don' t like my prices but no resistance now.