Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
- Location
- SG9
Not sure of the meAting bit but the banter good and there is no commission to pay.
- Location
- York
Lots of 10ft mowers out there that go down the road and with guards fitted 10 ft plus.
- Location
- somerset
we had a vat inspection, somebody we deal with must have been naughty, very targeted, we were fine, but the inspectors 2 big queries, where was the vat, for hay we sold for bedding, and why didn't we account for the vat, on animal hides we sold. However, she knew loads about charolais cattle, right back to the first importations ! Trouble is, being nosey, who had been naughty.
- Location
- York
I thought only produce used for burning carried VAT tag.
fieldfarmer
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Straw sold to be used for bedding should have Vat added, but easy to put the word "feed" on the invoice, don't want them coming after you for it after a vat inspection.
- Location
- somerset
well, might catch a few out this year, using hay for bedding, very nice lady though, didn't have a clue about farming, except the charolais ? But very helpful in sorting out a few grey areas in the livery yard, if all inspections were like that, life would be easier, virtual red tractor tomorrow, had a visit 6 months ago, changed milk buyer, so new inspection !
- Location
- Ceredigion
Worlds gone nuts
are they feeding nuts or bedding nuts ?
- Location
- Ceredigion
Both nuts
Thought you’d lost them in a shaving accident
- Location
- somerset
what type of nuts do you sell for bedding derek ? We have a problem with stock eating them, then, with no bedding left, and the sh1ts, they get in an awful mess.
- Location
- Huntingdon
That is crazy
The correct response, apparently, is ohhhhh, ahhhhhh. 
- Location
- somerset
little bales, £4.70 each, for wheat straw, in little bales, doesn't sound to bad for the horsey brigade, till you look at the price per ton, £333 aprox. ouch.
big bales, £98 ton, that isn't to bad, for this year, providing my maths is correct.
it could be either, with 'flat eight'.
big bales, £98 ton, that isn't to bad, for this year, providing my maths is correct.
it could be either, with 'flat eight'.
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Anyone who wants to see a picture on how not to transport round bales and especially very solid 5 ft bales on the public highway ( or indeed around a field/farm lane etc ) should take a look at the Devon and Cornwall facebook page... and read about the tragic outcome of doing the above to a cyclist.
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puntabrava
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- Location
- Wiltshire
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- Location
- South Molton
puntabrava
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- Location
- Wiltshire
When you look at the case I think the judge was incorrect in his sentence, should of been at least a year behind bars to be seen as a deterrent.