value for a load of average wheat straw

[Doing it for the kids]

as the title says, I have 1 load of average straw left overs, few strings are loose, some were top bales on a stack that got wet so a bit grey on the top etc.

all 2 m long, mostly 1.4 m tall, some 0.7m average weights of 400 and 220kg.

been dried stored since after harvest.

most was sold but kept a few back for our own use but may have a clear out now.

any interest / thoughts?

TYIA

 

[Poorbuthappy]

Location location location

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Oxfordshire - sorry

 

[rob1]

what size load ? Some round here was sold the other day for £47 for a four string bale so I was told yesterday

 

[Flat 10]

£60......?

 

[ollie989898]

Id sell it to someone in real need for very reasonable money. No good turn ever goes unrewarded imo.

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Id sell it to someone in real need for very reasonable money. No good turn ever goes unrewarded imo.

Quite happy with that, what's reasonable money though?

There is enough to fill an artic. It's not the best quality, maybe 75% good.

 

[buffalo_soldier]

I had to buy an extra load in January, which cost me a record £120/T.

That was for good stuff mind. So if you say £20 for haulage and yours is 75% good.
That puts you in jan around £70/75/T ex farm as a punt.

Demand may not be there now though mind, got to be spring soon hasn't it