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leg wax wrote: »

so other years they made what?

Twenty years ago myself and my sister paid £2700 for the choice of three embryos once they were on the ground.

leg wax

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

leg wax wrote: »

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

I would say you would have little change out of 2000 for the ordinary lots. Put it another way if you were budgeting 1500/jd you'll be doing ok to get two for your budget for three iykwim.

visatorro

Highly bred hi yielding cows going north for 2500ish, fresh calved. If that's any use.

alps

visatorro wrote: »

Highly bred hi yielding cows going north for 2500ish, fresh calved. If that's any use.

Strong price....wonder if sentiment is improving all round..

Will be going to market with our R2's at end of this month.....so far from what I can see good grass stock have been moving for around 1250...

But good to see stuff moving

leg wax wrote: »

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

Could you ring the auctioneer and ask what they made last year or a guide price for this year?

mf240

whelan2 wrote: »

Could you ring the auctioneer and ask what they made last year or a guide price for this year?

Sure you might ask them for a price for eggs twenty years ago. While ya have him on the phone like?

Dawggone

leg wax wrote: »

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

Legs...
Top French bred from 12k+ litre dams are making €950-1000 calved (first calvers). €1150 in calf.
2nd lactation in calf cows €950.

mf240 wrote: »

Sure you might ask them for a price for eggs twenty years ago. While ya have him on the phone like?

Free range

visatorro

alps wrote: »

Strong price....wonder if sentiment is improving all round..

Will be going to market with our R2's at end of this month.....so far from what I can see good grass stock have been moving for around 1250...

But good to see stuff moving

Money doesn't bother the boys in the north.

Dawggone wrote: »

leg wax wrote: »

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

Legs...
Top French bred from 12k+ litre dams are making 950-1000 calved (first calvers). 1150 in calf.
2nd lactation in calf cows 950.

Bluetongue much of an issue over there dawg?

Dawggone

Mooooo wrote: »

Bluetongue much of an issue over there dawg?

Not sure. I've been picked as a monitor farm for my sins...only two in the county.
We have to blood everything under 4yrs old once a month. Been doing this since July. Clear so far.

mf240

whelan2 wrote: »

Free range

Some yokes:pac:

CowMeister

Doing a cubicle shed here at the moment. Any scrapers ye recommend and what I should stay clear of. Cheers

mahoney_j

leg wax wrote: »

so other years they made what?

1800 /2 k plus and often plus plus .top quality stock with milk ,solids and style if I was buying stock would be my first stop

CowMeister wrote: »

Doing a cubicle shed here at the moment. Any scrapers ye recommend and what I should stay clear of. Cheers

Have dairymaster ones here with years, 20+, no bother with them bar age related stuff. We put in one new track back in 09' and haven't needed to go near it since. They are pricey tho so bargain hard with em. Neighbour has dairypower think hes happy enough with them. Both track type

CowMeister wrote: »

Doing a cubicle shed here at the moment. Any scrapers ye recommend and what I should stay clear of. Cheers

https://www.donedeal.ie/dairycattle-for-sale/herd-for-sale-145-cows/13146390

Have dairypower here, very happy with them. Repair man doesnt live too far away either if there is a problem

Keepgrowing

CowMeister wrote: »

Doing a cubicle shed here at the moment. Any scrapers ye recommend and what I should stay clear of. Cheers

Have Alfco and Dairypower here no problems. Have Pearson also, complete ball of shyte

C0N0R

visatorro wrote: »

Highly bred hi yielding cows going north for 2500ish, fresh calved. If that's any use.

Where's this happening??

GrasstoMilk

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

https://www.donedeal.ie/dairycattle-for-sale/herd-for-sale-145-cows/13146390

You'd think they are limiting purchasers and return be selling only as one lot?

Mooooo wrote: »

You'd think they are limiting purchasers and return be selling only as one lot?

Maybe the owner doesnt want to split them up, think that ad has been bumped a few times

whelan2 wrote: »

Mooooo wrote: »

You'd think they are limiting purchasers and return be selling only as one lot?

Maybe the owner doesnt want to split them up, think that ad has been bumped a few times

Just wondering as to the reasoning. I know with some dispersals any cows with any issues would be sold prior to sales in order to maximise return on the rest of the cows. Maybe he is looking to get all cows including the lower yielders or whatever off together instead of offloading them seperate

leg wax wrote: »

legs bows his head in frustration ,and tries not to hit close account button, i dont give a **** about eggs 20 years ago or here say........ just forget it ,thanks everyone.

Sorry for derailing your question legs. I only brought up the embryo story to emphasise the point that lisduff expect big prices and have been achieving this for years.

We replaced the second most important machine in the farm yesterday. Been looking for the right sized machine in good enough order for a while. New to us diet feeder. We have some very small passages and tight yards so needed a smallish machine. It's only for a couple of years as there will be serious renovations done in the next year or two. If I had the price of what went through the old machine I could probably retire now.

freedominacup wrote: »

We replaced the second most important machine in the farm yesterday. Been looking for the right sized machine in good enough order for a while. New to us diet feeder. We have some very small passages and tight yards so needed a smallish machine. It's only for a couple of years as there will be serious renovations done in the next year or two. If I had the price of what went through the old machine I could probably retire now.

What make did you go for?

Dawggone

freedominacup wrote: »

We replaced the second most important machine in the farm yesterday. Been looking for the right sized machine in good enough order for a while. New to us diet feeder. We have some very small passages and tight yards so needed a smallish machine. It's only for a couple of years as there will be serious renovations done in the next year or two. If I had the price of what went through the old machine I could probably retire now.

What did you buy?