Vincenzosassone
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Wow, with this amount of hay you'll never end the straw.Not run out yet . Dont think I will now
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Wow, with this amount of hay you'll never end the straw.Not run out yet . Dont think I will now
And some think I’m mad paying £100 per tonne for hayNeighbour bought 8x4x4 bleached looking chopped wheat straw for sheep bedding £100 a bale, cash, collected.
I can safely say they would be getting lambed outsideNeighbour bought 8x4x4 bleached looking chopped wheat straw for sheep bedding £100 a bale, cash, collected.
Neighbour bought 8x4x4 bleached looking chopped wheat straw for sheep bedding £100 a bale, cash, collected.
Sympathy?! Not a bit, they knew there was going too be a shortage.Bet the arable boys are regretting chopping it last summer now?!
You got a tin hat?Sympathy?! Not a bit, they knew there was going too be a shortage.
Don’t think anyone would have foreseen it been quite this dear but £100/tonne was pretty obvious.
They might think twice now before making the bullish!t speech about how they don’t need it and straw is a waste of time (apart from the fert value added of course)
A thick one...You got a tin hat?
Your gonna need it!A thick one...
I think you are possibly confusing a business man and a farmer, sometimes they are very different entities.Sympathy?! Not a bit, they knew there was going too be a shortage.
Don’t think anyone would have foreseen it been quite this dear but £100/tonne was pretty obvious.
They might think twice now before making the bullish!t speech about how they don’t need it and straw is a waste of time (apart from the fert value added of course)
We have all seen farms run by accountants!!!I think you are possibly confusing a business man and a farmer, sometimes they are very different entities.
Give it five years and they may be the only ones left standing.We have all seen farms run by accountants!!!
In my experience that is very unlikely. They will be the first to go.I’ve seen too many profitable well run livestock farms ruined by accountants . Still seeing it in fact.Give it five years and they may be the only ones left standing.
What is to come will have no relation to what has been.In my experience that is very unlikely. They will be the first to go.I’ve seen too many profitable well run livestock farms ruined by accountants . Still seeing it in fact.
Sadly never a truer word spoken. Still cling to the belief that it's the cockroach not the peacock that survives the nuclear blast.What is to come will have no relation to what has been.
You will have to pick it up Derrick, auctioneers did not want to put delivery it seems, or the product optionWould you come to Lampeter if I bid [emoji848]
But you can still deliver for a sum ?You will have to pick it up Derrick, auctioneers did not want to put delivery it seems, or the product option[emoji53]
Yes, but you have lorrys everywhere!But you can still deliver for a sum ?