Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

[roscoe erf]

If you think about it I could be right

pretty sure the weather and shortages caused the high prices from the other year so no reserves carried over so effecting this years prices which are not as high thus coming down from last years prices will drop next year if the weathers/ right

If you think about it I could be right

thought about it and your still wrong

 

[livestock 1]

pretty sure the weather and shortages caused the high prices from the other year so no reserves carried over so effecting this years prices which are not as high thus coming down from last years prices will drop next year if the weathers/ right

thought about it and your still wrong

If the man in the middle talks the job up at one end and down at the other the belt falls off the pulley in the end

 

[livestock 1]

pretty sure the weather and shortages caused the high prices from the other year so no reserves carried over so effecting this years prices which are not as high thus coming down from last years prices will drop next year if the weathers/ right

thought about it and your still wrong

Hasn’t been bad weather for 6/7 years though has it?

 

[ffukedfarmer]

@Forage Trader what is wrapped hay in 80x70x150 bales worth? Nice and green.

 

[roscoe erf]

Hasn’t been bad weather for 6/7 years though has it?

wtf

 

[livestock 1]

wtf

Straw has been £85 a tonne for that time

 

[Derrick Hughes]

@Forage Trader what is wrapped hay in 80x70x150 bales worth? Nice and green.

They doing around £40 in auctions tad more in some .

 

[ffukedfarmer]

They doing around £40 in auctions tad more in some .

Thank you. I have got a lorry load if anyone is interested.

 

[roscoe erf]

Straw has been £85 a tonne for that time

has it

 

[livestock 1]

has it

wtf

 

[gone up the hill]

Forage trade very slow at 2 local sales.

Round bale hay £25/26 bale.
Anything but grade one silage around £22/26 round bale
Straw selling a bit better with Round bale barley making £25 bale.

Both sale's had approx 40% unsold.

500 tonnes of maize withdrawn at around £32/34 ton.

 

[bobk]

Forage trade very slow at 2 local sales.

Round bale hay £25/26 bale.
Anything but grade one silage around £22/26 round bale
Straw selling a bit better with Round bale barley making £25 bale.

Both sale's had approx 40% unsold.

500 tonnes of maize withdrawn at around £32/34 ton.

Got nothing up here dave , scarcer than squirrel sh!t .

 

[gone up the hill]

Got nothing up here dave , scarcer than squirrel sh!t .

I didn't think there was much about here but silage/ hay seems to be coming out from somewhere and a lot more than I thought it would be given the low yields last summer!

Defo more demand for straw at these two sales.

 

[som farmer]

Dutch are paying £75 on the east coast I was quoted £40/ton to haul that to Wales today. Even at £30 ton rmto haul which is cheap it's still £105 . I haven't seen any straw at £45 yet

I have per bale!!!!!!!!!

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Forage trade very slow at 2 local sales.

Round bale hay £25/26 bale.
Anything but grade one silage around £22/26 round bale
Straw selling a bit better with Round bale barley making £25 bale.

Both sale's had approx 40% unsold.

500 tonnes of maize withdrawn at around £32/34 ton.

Who was the maize with .PM me if you would be so kind

 

[carpenter1]

I see stags have finally put their online sale live, a lot seems to have been pulled from the sale. Why do they include the lots, is it just to make it look like there are lots?

 

[Skintagain]

What price is pit silage trading at? First cut no analysis decent gear though.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

What price is pit silage trading at? First cut no analysis decent gear though.

Where are you?

 

[Skintagain]

Yorkshire.

 

[RAF]

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