Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

[Hfd Cattle]

they sound good value , were on £35 cleaned and delivered local , i think terell go up to 40 after chritsmas oh oh oh!

I have it every yr off the same place . Always good beet

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Sorry, just trying to get my bearings.......... are we talking the price down for this seasons straw, or for next harvest ?

If it's cheap this year it will be dear next ,that's how it goes,may be a good year to fill your barns if the price don't rise a lot in the new year ,

 

[Henarar]

Sedge fodder sale today , square bale hay 120 x 90 x 8' £2/bale

 

[Sid]

Sedge fodder sale today , square bale hay 120 x 90 x 8' £2/bale

Wow, cheap bedding!

 

[Estate fencing.]

Wow, cheap bedding!

Depends what it is. Next door has some hay that is 75% thistles, 15% ragwort and 10% reads. It was mowed in the rain, tedded in the rain and baled in the rain and has sat outside since. You couldn’t pay me £100 bale to have that!

 

[7610 super q]

Depends what it is. Next door has some hay that is 75% thistles, 15% ragwort and 10% reads. It was mowed in the rain, tedded in the rain and baled in the rain and has sat outside since. You couldn’t pay me £100 bale to have that!

Did he sell it at Sedgemoor.......

 

[jondear]

Wheat delivered to Devon back £10 t to £75 . Can't quite believe it .But it has been very dry and mild all November so far .

 

[Estate fencing.]

Did he sell it in at Sedgemoor.......

No but will be sold (offered for sale anyway) somewhere. Just a example that all is not cheap at £2. I have a ewe that anyone can have for a £1 but it doesn’t make breeding ewes worth that does it.

 

[Werzle]

Wheat delivered to Devon back £10 t to £75 . Can't quite believe it .But it has been very dry and mild all November so far .

Just shows what madness the standing straw sales were this year, farmers want their heads read for getting caught up in the fever of it. Straw and fodder is going to be for nothing if this weather continues regardless of the price talkers. Anybody asking if there is any fodder for sale gets swamped with offers. Last winter was the best year for straw sellers and this winter is going to be the worst.

 

[cattleman123]

Sedge fodder sale today , square bale hay 120 x 90 x 8' £2/bale

How much did the spring barley make ...?in Quads

 

[lloyd]

Just shows what madness the standing straw sales were this year, farmers want their heads read for getting caught up in the fever of it. Straw and fodder is going to be for nothing if this weather continues regardless of the price talkers. Anybody asking if there is any fodder for sale gets swamped with offers. Last winter was the best year for straw sellers and this winter is going to be the worst.

I've asked on here if there is any good rb silage for sale but no replies .
Obviously not that desperate to sell .

 

[Fendt516profi]

I've asked on here if there is any rb silage for sale but no replies .
Obviously not that desperate to sell .

@Hfd Cattle knows a man with some to sell

 

[Werzle]

I've asked on here if there is any good rb silage for sale but no replies .
Obviously not that desperate to sell .

Bit like advertising in a national newspaper when your local rag would be best. Havent you got a local farmer and contractor fb page?!

 

[Werzle]

@Hfd Cattle knows a man with some to sell

Closer than stow sale too!

 

[Hfd Cattle]

@Hfd Cattle knows a man with some to sell

....last I heard it was still £30 a bale

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Wheat delivered to Devon back £10 t to £75 . Can't quite believe it .But it has been very dry and mild all November so far .

Is that shed stored dry , or the other stuff

 

[Fendt516profi]

....last I heard it was still £30 a bale

It's forsale that's all he asked for

 

[som farmer]

Sedge fodder sale today , square bale hay 120 x 90 x 8' £2/bale

good time to buy then, to feed next summer, to make up the lesser amount of grass quantity grown, because of the fert price. Always good to plan ahead.

 

[som farmer]

our last load straw, delivered in was £80, and will happily pay that again, last years av less than £100, same chap, it all evens out.
as above, hay looks cheap, it doesn't cost much to store.
On the other hand, our dairy is still munching nice grass, by day, hfrs are in, but cows still out, that is really moving the winter on. Fodder stocks, look hardly touched.

 

[Henarar]

good time to buy then, to feed next summer, to make up the lesser amount of grass quantity grown, because of the fert price. Always good to plan ahead.

I only put that on here to see the reaction, apparently it was stored outside, not a clue what it was like