Silage / Straw / Hay Price Tracker

[warksfarmer]

Free to collect. Approx 60 heston wheat straw bales. These are just tops and bottoms from harvest 22. They’ll be a small charge to load if you can’t load yourself.
PM me.

 

[puntabrava]

Il get a rough price from Jenkinsons if that’s ok

Did you ask them then?

 

[Shropshirebuller]

Straw value? Collected from farm. 120x90 8ft

Wheat?
Oats?
Barley?

Shropshire

 

[Derrick Hughes]

I would think £50 to £60
You can buy it £10 less Midlands

Straw value? Collected from farm. 120x90 8ft

Wheat?
Oats?
Barley?

Shropshire

 

[Hfd Cattle]

8'x4'x3' bales cattle hay for sale pm me for details .

 

[montys]

SILAGE CLAMP OF 500 TON AVAILABLE 1ST CUT AND 160 ROUND BALES OF TOPPING STAFFORDSHIRE

 

[Jon 3085]

 

[Werzle]

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Average end to the winter and a more normal growing season plus cheaper fert and it looks like there will be surplus fodder next winter. How things change!

 

[Derrick Hughes]

I would not put your cheque book to bed yet ,a lot could happen weather wise

 

[Northeastfarmer]

I would not put your cheque book to bed yet ,a lot could happen weather wise

We are definitely getting a fake spring atm…

 

[Werzle]

We are definitely getting a fake spring atm…

Its lovely but we will pay for it at some point no doubt, they reckoned we needed 8 mths rain to make up for last years drought so if it doesnt rain much we are heading for another dry year.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Its lovely but we will pay for it at some point no doubt, they reckoned we needed 8 mths rain to make up for last years drought so if it doesnt rain much we are heading for another dry year.

It’ll come in April when we are lambing

 

[Skintagain]

It’ll come in April when we are lambing

March could be very cruel now imo

 

[Mr Jones]

March could be very cruel now imo

As long as it's not torrential rain for 31 days, I could just about deal with a cold frozen March. Enough clamp until mid April here, and could source cheapish hay for Youngstock.

I still have visions as a kid of the big drifts of snow in 82. That was the last harsh winter I remember.

 

[DeeGee]

As long as it's not torrential rain for 31 days, I could just about deal with a cold frozen March. Enough clamp until mid April here, and could source cheapish hay for Youngstock.

I still have visions as a kid of the big drifts of snow in 82. That was the last harsh winter I remember.

I bet that you really live in Rhyl Mr Jones: but you try and impress people that you’re really really proper Welsh by saying that you live in a location that doesn’t really exist?

A ydy hynny’n gwir Mr Jones? Or are you telling those naughty porkies?

 

[Mr Jones]

I bet that you really live in Rhyl Mr Jones: but you try and impress people that you’re really really proper Welsh by saying that you live in a location that doesn’t really exist?

A ydy hynny’n gwir Mr Jones? Or are you telling those naughty porkies?

SA38 ardal Cariad.

 

[DeeGee]

SA38 ardal Cariad.

That explains it Jack! Cofion garedig.

 

[DeeGee]

SA38 ardal Cariad.

Don’t forget that we gave you Lee Trundle!

 

[Jimmy williams]

I have acquired some whole crop silage bales ( barley and new grass) which I’m planning starting feeding ewes now (8 weeks till lambing) I wondered if this will be more than sufficient for my singles?

 

[JSmith]

I have acquired some whole crop silage bales ( barley and new grass) which I’m planning starting feeding ewes now (8 weeks till lambing) I wondered if this will be more than sufficient for my singles?

My ewes have had good haylage pre lambing and during, it’s been too much for the singles and not enough for the double! Had massive singles, yours would be more potent than mine I would imagine so would need to be careful with the singles! This is my experience only of course, they did have molasses aswell! Next year the singles will just have the molasses I think, had too many difficult lambing’s and big heads over night resulting in dead lambs