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tatoo · 26-09-2017 10:46AM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

10 BULLOCKS 24-30mts gone this morning. 3.80bp.

Is that an increase on last week ?

The best I could do, without travelling, was 3.75

CloughCasey1 · 26-09-2017 07:03PM

tatoo wrote: »

Is that an increase on last week ?

The best I could do, without travelling, was 3.75

Ya up 5c

Lmx 29/26 U- 3- 414kg
Chx 28/5 R= 4= 445kg
Lmx 26/19 U- 4- 481kg
Hex 24/18 R+ 4+ 381kg
Chx 28/20 R+ 2= 462kg
Hex 24/25 R- 3+ 384kg
Chx 29/8 R= 3= 408kg
Chx 27/2 R= 3= 442kg
Hex 24/15 R- 4= 411kg
Lmxfr 29/25 O+ 3= 348kg

Bass Reeves · 26-09-2017 07:55PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

tatoo wrote: »

Is that an increase on last week ?

The best I could do, without travelling, was 3.75

Ya up 5c

Lmx 29/26 U- 3- 414kg
Chx 28/5 R= 4= 445kg
Lmx 26/19 U- 4- 481kg
Hex 24/18 R+ 4+ 381kg
Chx 28/20 R+ 2= 462kg
Hex 24/25 R- 3+ 384kg
Chx 29/8 R= 3= 408kg
Chx 27/2 R= 3= 442kg
Hex 24/15 R- 4= 411kg
Lmxfr 29/25 O+ 3= 348kg

Cheque for about 16700 euro had you them for long and what was the average buy in price

CloughCasey1 · 26-09-2017 08:00PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Cheque for about 16700 euro had you them for long and what was the average buy in price

Not far off that figure Bass TG. 925 ave. Lmxfr 29mts. A calf that tried to die harder than live. Hex last NOV and rest June 16. The six contenintals last of boss man's cattle. Year dead this wk. That yr flew.

patsy_mccabe · 26-09-2017 08:12PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Ya up 5c

Lmx 29/26 U- 3- 414kg
.......

What do the numbers mean. 29 is 29 months I take it. What is the 26?

Bass Reeves · 26-09-2017 08:15PM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Ya up 5c

Lmx 29/26 U- 3- 414kg
.......

What do the numbers mean. 29 is 29 months I take it. What is the 26?

26 days

wiggy123 · 27-09-2017 12:12PM

so avg factory price of 1586?? so about 660... so made about 50% of that as profit, after costs etc

CloughCasey1 · 27-09-2017 01:02PM

wiggy123 wrote: »

so avg factory price of 1586?? so about 660... so made about 50% of that as profit, after costs etc

They got a grain of meal last winter and on finishing meal starting at 2kg for last 7 weeks and slowly upped to 4kg so didn't cost a fortune other than keeping fresh paddocks in front of them. Around that gross margin id say. I'd lose a day (and probably the will to live) at the real job if I wanted to calculate the net figure.

patsy_mccabe · 27-09-2017 04:44PM

That fella that killed at 480kg, he must have been circa 830kg live?

CloughCasey1 · 27-09-2017 05:34PM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

That fella that killed at 480kg, he must have been circa 830kg live?

He must. Couldn't believe what he killed out. Very shapely animal but never thought him to be over big compared to some of them. Ounce of breeding worth a tonne of feeding sure!

gerryirl · 27-09-2017 07:13PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

He must. Couldn't believe what he killed out. Very shapely animal but never thought him to be over big compared to some of them. Ounce of breeding worth a tonne of feeding sure!

now you said it.. its all in the breeding. It don't matter how good a bull is if the cow ain't no good

Cavanjack · 27-09-2017 08:20PM

gerryirl wrote: »

now you said it.. its all in the breeding. It don't matter how good a bull is if the cow ain't no good

He was a fair animal. Good cover of fat on him too.

flutered · 27-09-2017 08:24PM

a load of bulls reputed to belong to the no1 factory owner passed my door this afternoon, on their way to the factory, on nuts for quite a while and silage for more than a week

gerryirl · 28-09-2017 09:01PM

sorry to side track the thread a bit but i bought a bullock today. Ill be the 4th movement . does that mean the factory will be the fifth when he goes. Is it harder get the likes of him killed. Its a long story how I ended up with him, mix up in the mart .I kept him anyway

Muckit · 28-09-2017 09:53PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

He must. Couldn't believe what he killed out. Very shapely animal but never thought him to be over big compared to some of them. Ounce of breeding worth a tonne of feeding sure!

They giveth with one and and taketh with the other

Pidae.m · 28-09-2017 10:31PM

gerryirl wrote: »

sorry to side track the thread a bit but i bought a bullock today. Ill be the 4th movement . does that mean the factory will be the fifth when he goes. Is it harder get the likes of him killed. Its a long story how I ended up with him, mix up in the mart .I kept him anyway

Your ok. Still QA

FeelTheBern · 28-09-2017 10:33PM

gerryirl wrote: »

sorry to side track the thread a bit but i bought a bullock today. Ill be the 4th movement . does that mean the factory will be the fifth when he goes. Is it harder get the likes of him killed. Its a long story how I ended up with him, mix up in the mart .I kept him anyway

Not sure bout the movement part - you wont get QA but will prob depend on factory demand otherwise. I wonder did the auctioneer land him on you after puffing him up and then left with no buyer?

gerryirl · 28-09-2017 11:36PM

FeelTheBern wrote: »

Not sure bout the movement part - you wont get QA but will prob depend on factory demand otherwise. I wonder did the auctioneer land him on you after puffing him up and then left with no buyer?

Ya I'm guessing I won't get QA but he was not that dear if he lives at all he will leave money..lol

No there was a mix up with cards an mart numbers.

Bass Reeves · 29-09-2017 01:36AM

gerryirl wrote: »

sorry to side track the thread a bit but i bought a bullock today. Ill be the 4th movement . does that mean the factory will be the fifth when he goes. Is it harder get the likes of him killed. Its a long story how I ended up with him, mix up in the mart .I kept him anyway

gerryirl wrote: »

Ya I'm guessing I won't get QA but he was not that dear if he lives at all he will leave money..lol

No there was a mix up with cards an mart numbers.

If you are the 4th owner you will get QA. These are the cattle you make money on as the dealers cannot push them on. As the young fellas says watch the board, when it says 3 they are gambling not you.

Mind you he is on Bondi Beach at the moment.

Icelandicseige · 29-09-2017 08:48AM

What are FR bullocks making this weather around 450-480kg ??

CloughCasey1 · 29-09-2017 02:21PM

Icelandicseige wrote: »

What are FR bullocks making this weather around 450-480kg ??

735

Cavanjack · 29-09-2017 05:56PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

735

Ps or o's

gerryirl · 29-09-2017 06:53PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

If you are the 4th owner you will get QA. These are the cattle you make money on as the dealers cannot push them on. As the young fellas says watch the board, when it says 3 they are gambling not you.

Mind you he is on Bondi Beach at the moment.

Ya Im the 4th owner but would the factory not be the 5ft..Ive never been in this situation before so its new ground. I said at the price he was worth the risk.oh right would be great if i could get QA on him so. He was bloody cheap. The wrong details were put up on the board in the mart and hardly anyone bid for him. Turned out he was 6 months younger than what was on the board. No dealer even bid for him as you say

tanko · 29-09-2017 07:11PM

Where was the animals owner while this was going on?

Lady Haywire · 29-09-2017 07:23PM

gerryirl wrote: »

Ya Im the 4th owner but would the factory not be the 5ft..Ive never been in this situation before so its new ground. I said at the price he was worth the risk.oh right would be great if i could get QA on him so. He was bloody cheap. The wrong details were put up on the board in the mart and hardly anyone bid for him. Turned out he was 6 months younger than what was on the board. No dealer even bid for him as you say

Factory doesn't count as a movement as it's a slaughter/factory number, not a herd number.
I've seen it happen before, owner could have two animals ending with the same 3 large digits & brings wrong card. Person on chute reads the big numbers for handiness sake and wrong card goes in on system. Sometimes only came to light when the animal was in the factory line :mad:

gerryirl · 29-09-2017 07:31PM

tanko wrote: »

Where was the animals owner while this was going on?

I have my own opinions on that...lol.. bit of shuffle going on as Id call it. Ill not say it here though

CloughCasey1 · 29-09-2017 08:09PM

Cavanjack wrote: »

Ps or o's

O's p grades be back from that

sonnybill · 02-10-2017 07:49PM

Any quotes on R grade heifers this week lads?

rangler1 · 02-10-2017 08:36PM

Protest about the mercosur deal on wednesday in dublin.

http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/eu-beef-market-being-sacrificed-for-the-sake-of-mercosur-deal/?utm_source=Agriland&utm_medium=also_read_section&utm_campaign=also_read_section

darragh_haven · 02-10-2017 09:56PM

rangler1 wrote: »

Protest about the mercosur deal on wednesday in dublin.

http://www.agriland.ie/farming-news/eu-beef-market-being-sacrificed-for-the-sake-of-mercosur-deal/?utm_source=Agriland&utm_medium=also_read_section&utm_campaign=also_read_section

As a beef farmer, I think the Mercosur deal should be done. And we can be all put out of our misery. And then go off and rear dairy bull calves.

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