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The Strike is over. What happens now?
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IMO that is bolloxology (apologies GreysidesBass Reeves wrote: »My point had nothing to do with bargaining. Processors are making a big hoo-ha about looking after loyal suppliers. This shows exactly there appreciation of loyal suppliers. It seems they are screwing lads around factories where there was no protest and paying up at factories where there was protests. Hope these loyal suppliers remember this when the next protest starts.
) and as I have previously posted, don't believe everything that you read.
I've had no issue with prices or booking in our own cattle/transporting a few for the couple of local older farmers that haven't any means to get to the factory.0 -
Base price wrote: »Ah, don't believe everything that's printed.
We got 3.50 for a few that we brought that were going overage on Tuesday from a factory that wasn't blockaded.
Sure agents always get 5c more. (I wont tell anyone)
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Jaysus I always thought that agents got 10c?CloughCasey1 wrote: »Sure agents always get 5c more. (I wont tell anyone)0 -
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Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage)
keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
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Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
Option B as long as next five are 2+ or more0 -
Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
It would depend on which cattle will increase most in value between now and when you sell the rest. I be moving cattle that are nearest going over age. The ones that are overage could stay or go depending on your situation with the rest of the cattle. I be moving anything going over age in the next 21 days.Slava Ukrainii
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Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
B all day long0 -
Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
Definitely Option D0 -
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Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
I was going to say, put Euro figures on each option but sure that’s the problem isn’t it? You won’t know what the figures are til a few days *after* they’re soldTrading as Sullivan’s Farm on YouTube
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Thought this would be a good timely exercise !
You have 12 cattle to go. But factory will only take 5. 2 are gone overage.
Do you:
A) send the 5 oldest cattle (incl the 2 overage) keep the 2 overage and send the next 5 oldest
C) send the 5 fittest cattle out of the bunch of 12 regardless of age.
D) Tell your agent/procurement manager where to go and take to the drink!
With the day that's in it D,
next best is B,
then A, no point in feeding overage cattle.
Finally C, some places aren't cutting overage for the month of Oct, but that might just be a rumour.If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.
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