Straw

kevthegaff

What are lads paying atm?

blue5000

I'm hearing 20, but at that price I'll use woodchip instead.

grassroot1

12 euro delivered

leoch

50 for 8 x 4 x 4 wb straw

Say my name

grassroot1 wrote: »

12 euro delivered

I'm hearing that too.
Except without the delivered part.

jaymla627

kevthegaff wrote: »

What are lads paying atm?

15 euro delivered of tillage man I buy a good bit of stuff of, usual lad I've been getting 300 bales of the past 7 years is looking for 25 delivered and he cant guarantee the quality of it,

jfh

I only want 25 bales but quoted €30

tismesoitis

14 for rounds collected ourselves. Good quality. Talkin to a lad recently only getting 1 bale/acre in some fields

mahoney_j

Know of a lad local here that got an artic of 8*4*3 barley squares 70 euro delievered .....locally hearing 20 for rounds and 40 for big squares

GrasstoMilk

10e baled and drawn ourselves

RightTurnClyde

€16 collected

farawaygrass

€23 delivered

davidk1394

Barley straw can't be got down around here. It was making around 16/bale out of the field. Wheat straw can't be sold.

AntrimGlens

Got 100 round bales of barley straw delivered at start of august from Louth - £19 stg delivered. Good dry short straw, baled just before weather turned bad in august.
Was in local merchants that same weekend and he had big 8x4x4s and was looking £60 for them. Was back in last weekend and they had risen to £82 and were flying out the door.

orm0nd

20 euro round bales delivered SB


Good quality but outside looks weathered, but totally dry,
Bales very well packed and reckon 180 to 200 kg mark.

Regular guy asked 26 and doing me a massive favour at 25, got some shock when I told him to keep them.

Injuryprone

Good quality 8x4x3 spring barley, 28euro in the field

Waffletraktor

600£Ish for a fresh bank of knives and 1-1.5 lt/ac of diesel

blue5000

Waffletraktor wrote: »

600£Ish for a fresh bank of knives and 1-1.5 lt/ac of diesel

Any dung for straw swapping going on over in UK?

keepalive213

€23 round bale delivered, animals of bales

Waffletraktor

blue5000 wrote: »

Any dung for straw swapping going on over in UK?

You'd struggle to find more than a handful of cattle in the arable eastt

Waffletraktor

blue5000 wrote: »

Any dung for straw swapping going on over in UK?

To phrase it another way we probably spread more sludge/compost and muck than harvested tonnage annually. People love if they can tip stuff over winter over here, we just pay for haulage in.

Its easy farm backed by a boss who has a very big checkbook and knows what they want. This ground had sludge than subsoiled with a pass off discs and seeder with a green manure.