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beef price tracker

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any interest in having a factory beef price tracker on here?

got 4 hiefers to go, 3rs and 1o

got the following quotes for base price on Mon 23 Jan

4.10e/kg aibp bandon
4.15e/kg aibp cahir

quotes including bord bia
am holding tough as hoping for 4.25e/kg

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sonnybill

Cavanjack wrote: »

When was he killed?

February 18, bout 360kg in October 2016 but plainest of the group

leoch

Bass.. ..why do they not pay out grid price or qa on bulls ???

Cavanjack

sonnybill wrote: »

Sold this lad as a weanling, got kill out info through ICBF, herd plus , killed 490kg DW U+ 3, 23 months , ADX limo out of a good little cow, was great calf , went off a bit and was my plainest weanling think I got E880 or E890 .. Would he have come into 2k at that weight? 4.10 X 490 =E2009 or would he get the 12 cent bord Bia also or more than 4.10 if he a U+? Just curious as a suckler man that kills only the odd cull cow

When was he killed?

Bass Reeves

At that weight he would have been a bull slaughtered as a U he would have got 4 or 4.1/kg. No QA or extra grid prices on bulls so 1960-2010 euro. He would have been over 800kgs. He was sold as a weanling at 300ish kgs I expect so he put 500kgs onto him. After mart fees and transport he cost him 900 at least in the yard so 1050 to 1100 euro of a margin to take total costs out of. I expect that he was housed early in October. Over the winter he might have cost 500 alone in feed costs take the rest of the costs out of 550-600 euro and see what is left.

sonnybill

tanko wrote: »

Killed as a bull i’d say.

He turned a few pound on him in a year and 4 months, fair play to him

Ardlea Dan is a good terminal bull no doubt but not for milk

tanko

Killed as a bull i’d say.

charolais0153

sonnybill wrote: »

Can't post the pic , 23 months , good weight for his age, bull or blk you reckon ?

Bull id say

sonnybill

tanko wrote: »

3.90 base + 24 cent + 12 cent = 4.26 x 490 = €2087
What age was he when killed?

Can't post the pic , 23 months , good weight for his age, bull or blk you reckon ?

tanko

sonnybill wrote: »

Sold this lad as a weanling, got kill out info through ICBF, herd plus , killed 490kg DW U+ 3, 23 months , ADX limo out of a good little cow, was great calf , went off a bit and was my plainest weanling think I got E880 or E890 .. Would he have come into 2k at that weight? 4.10 X 490 =E2009 or would he get the 12 cent bord Bia also or more than 4.10 if he a U+? Just curious as a suckler man that kills only the odd cull cow

3.90 base + 24 cent + 12 cent = 4.26 x 490 = €2087
What age was he when killed?
I see he was 23 months.

sonnybill

Sold this lad as a weanling, got kill out info through ICBF, herd plus , killed 490kg DW U+ 3, 23 months , ADX limo out of a good little cow, was great calf , went off a bit and was my plainest weanling think I got E880 or E890 .. Would he have come into 2k at that weight? 4.10 X 490 =E2009 or would he get the 12 cent bord Bia also or more than 4.10 if he a U+? Just curious as a suckler man that kills only the odd cull cow

Cavanjack

leoch wrote: »

northwest delivered 4 ton at a time .....are the factories talking about cutting the k/o weight to 420kgs anyone else hear??

Haven't heard that but when they want cattle they won't cut them. Killed bulls the end of January, lightest was 450kg heaviest 530kg. Got full price (€4) for them. It's only when they have too many cattle they will cut them. I think with so many cattle coming from the dairy herd now and average weights down they are less fussy abought weights.

leoch

northwest delivered 4 ton at a time .....are the factories talking about cutting the k/o weight to 420kgs anyone else hear??

Cavanjack

leoch wrote: »

Hi maize here 228

Delivered? What part of the country?

leoch

Hi maize here 228

Cavanjack

I thought there was a thread on this but can't find it. What are yis paying for meal for finishing stock? A high maize ration here costing €235 with a nut @€;250. Is there better to be got?

Wes Palmer Lee

Willfarman

BigSteaks wrote: »

Willfarman wrote: »

3.95 and 4.05 steers heifers slaney today.

Will tell him let them off. 2 are gone overage already and were fit to go when they were €4. You couldn't tell him though:)

A lot easier buy back this week too than after Christmas..

Robson99

Willfarman wrote: »

3.95 and 4.05 steers heifers slaney today.

Similar down West AFAIK

BigSteaks

Willfarman wrote: »

3.95 and 4.05 steers heifers slaney today.

Will tell him let them off. 2 are gone overage already and were fit to go when they were €4. You couldn't tell him though:)

Willfarman

3.95 and 4.05 steers heifers slaney today.

BigSteaks

Uncle has 12 to go west of shannon. Will he get €4. I am reading €3.90 on agriland. Will €4 be got with this weather?

bogman_bass

Got 4.00 for a bullock from moyvally on Wednesday

darragh_haven

Was sorting out feed this morning and we were planning on sending 16 or 17 bullocks to the factory on Thursday night for first kill on Friday morning.
Got a call for the agent saying he'd have to take them tonight as the factory are bringing forward all the kills due to the forecasted weather.
Had to rush and get 17 out and separated and get the cards. And then I could feck off to northern Ireland for work. My dad will load them tonight with the agent. Might get €4.00/kg but we'll see

Robson99

MfMan wrote: »

Story this week, west of the Shannon?

No change from what I heard. Heifers € 4.00

MfMan

Story this week, west of the Shannon?

Cavanjack

blue5000 wrote: »

Base of 3.85 for R grade steers seems to be the general run of things around here. Any better in other parts?

3.95 kepak next week for steers. €4 for u Bulls

blue5000

Base of 3.85 for R grade steers seems to be the general run of things around here. Any better in other parts?

Base price

I says wrote: »

Hprime was on to me looking for cattle farm to farms sale they will weigh cattle.Whats the price per kg does anyone have any dealings with this method.

If they are buying by weight then I would suggest getting them weighed at your local mart. Less travelling and the cattle aren't knocked about as much. If the seller moves them to their premises for weighing (which could be a long journey) then they will lose kgs by the time the arrive, weigh lighter and less money in your pocket.
When I used to show cattle I would put them on hay for 3 or 4 days before the show date in order to dry them up.

I says

Hprime was on to me looking for cattle farm to farms sale they will weigh cattle.Whats the price per kg does anyone have any dealings with this method.

Pidae.m

Willfarman wrote: »

Viagra in the water in cork they say.....

Laois man and west Meath man were usually the runners up