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How much to cut silage

scaniaman · 2009-07-04 09:09:02

I was visited by a contractor yesterday he'd cut silage for 60 an acre baling and wrapping available at 4.50 ( no plastic) can anyone beat that.

04-07-2009 9:09am

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scaniaman

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I was visited by a contractor yesterday he'd cut silage for 60 an acre baling and wrapping available at 4.50 ( no plastic) can anyone beat that.

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#2 04-07-2009 11:44pm

Colmm23

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I see your limerick, isnt the going rate down there around 100 per acre. I can only presume he's using a wagon.

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#3 05-07-2009 11:45am

fig mclough

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done our pit for €80 an acre!!! wagon silage!!!

tink its around €11 or €12 a bale where i am!

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#4 05-07-2009 4:47pm

locha

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Our pit was done for €82 an acre.

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#5 06-07-2009 9:35pm

scaniaman

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No wagons around here that was for self propelled machine . The acres seem to be well back with all of them. Seems to be little or no baling going on either.

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