It's still Feb and everyone still needs it alot could happen before spring just covering themselves .4 but well baled . Straw is dear at these small auctions in Wiltshire/ Dorset . Local buyers paying end price I suppose
It's still Feb and everyone still needs it alot could happen before spring just covering themselves .4 but well baled . Straw is dear at these small auctions in Wiltshire/ Dorset . Local buyers paying end price I suppose
I’m paying 90 for it delivered north of EnglandWhat is wheat straw in 6 string Heston size bales, worth per ton.
2’6 x 4’ x 8’ sorryI’m paying 90 for it delivered north of England
This is ex farm to a neighbour .I’m paying 90 for it delivered north of England
Ok so there is 30 mile haulage included in the £90 for what I’m getting so take £12 per tonne off = £78 maybe £15This is ex farm to a neighbour .
80 x 80 80 x 90 lolAs an aside, how many different bloody sizes are there now ?
Used to be conventional, round, quadrant and hesston.
Now folks wittle on about 5 stringers, 4 stringers, 6 stringers, a whole raft of metric sizes that make no sense at all.....
Pack it in.
What is wheat straw in 6 string Heston size bales, worth per ton.
Those two look like their sharing it between themThere's only 3 bidding !! And one of them is the auctioneer
My man said delivered into South Wales wheat between £80/85tonWhat is wheat straw in 6 string Heston size bales, worth per ton.
I’ve been told wheat has more protein in it is that true?My man said delivered into South Wales wheat between £80/85ton
Hays too dear he says and that's pushing barley straw up to feed
Wouldn't have thought any staw has much protein in it barley would be more palatable wheat in a ration to scratch the gutsI’ve been told wheat has more protein in it is that true?
Yes I agree that barley is more suitable to feed but I’ve been told wheat is betterWouldn't have thought any staw has much protein in it barley would be more palatable wheat in a ration to scratch the guts
You could well be rightYes I agree that barley is more suitable to feed but I’ve been told wheat is better
Yes I agree that barley is more suitable to feed but I’ve been told wheat is better
This was my thinking too but the cows seem to go for the wheat I've got here better than the barley.Wouldn't have thought any staw has much protein in it barley would be more palatable wheat in a ration to scratch the guts