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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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Water John

Don't forget Larry has them by the fifth quarter.

Robson99

Jjameson wrote: »

So the small plants lead the charge on prices and Larry keeps them honest!
Great thank for that.. who knew eh....

I was hoping he was being sarcastic....
The day the small plants lead the charge will be the day we have some hope

Duke92

Jjameson wrote: »

The job is on a knife edge I believe. The cartel wish to orchestrate a sizeable pull however numbers are increasing but not at a level where they can all pull the same day. The independent plants and medium abattoirs seem to be fairly fit.
I’m starting to gain hope.

A side note Tim Cullinans /ifa scathing response to the competition authority press release was very good. (Yesterday’s farming independent). No raids, no examination of emails, phone records or any insight as to how the illusive price pulls come in perfect unison come but there’s no evidence of a cartel. A great big coincidence!!

Banana republic.

That’s complete rubbish the smaller factories are the only ones trying to pull the price there unlikely to pull them in the bigger processors so I’ve been told

Bass Reeves

Jjameson wrote: »

The job is on a knife edge I believe. The cartel wish to orchestrate a sizeable pull however numbers are increasing but not at a level where they can all pull the same day. The independent plants and medium abattoirs seem to be fairly fit.
I’m starting to gain hope.

A side note Tim Cullinans /ifa scathing response to the competition authority press release was very good. (Yesterday’s farming independent). No raids, no examination of emails, phone records or any insight as to how the illusive price pulls come in perfect unison come but there’s no evidence of a cartel. A great big coincidence!!

Banana republic.

I say the rain will reduce numbers lots of farmers that were fairly well stocked were starting to move numbers as well as dairy/beef operations under pressure as well. Heard of cases of farmers buying silage to feed to bullocks. Even on heavy farms growth had slowed.

As well under 30 month cattle will get tight at some stage. Plenty of cows around but the danger of s large dairy cow cull because of milk prices and poor grass growth may have disappeared

Dickie10

yea a few drier summers doing serious harm here too, thinkin of cutting numbers of heifers as well, better off with a 100 more store lambs and 20 less cattle

[Deleted User]

Our outside place backs onto to council estate. Some of the most ignorant people I've ever met in my life.
Firing mattresses, rubble or rubish over their back garden walls on to my fence.
Im the boll icks then when cattle are out.

High bike

Some dirty fcukers constantly dumping bags of sh1t on our road,but the worst I saw was a dead foal dumped in a gateway 100 yds from my house a couple of yrs ago

patsy_mccabe

There isn't a day that goes by, that I don't have to pick some plastic or another from a field, I have near the main road.

270WIN

Bass Reeves wrote: »

I am reducing as well hitting 170 kgs of N/ HA will reduce down by 20% dry summers are killing ne

Drought has forced me to sell my cattle at mart when i would normally finish em. Had to reduce numbers way down. Sick of it as well

Bass Reeves

memorystick wrote: »

Completely sick to the hole of cattle. Feeding them strong for the last few weeks and some are scouring. One lame but nothing in foot. Definitely under stocking after this summer.

But they are horsing on the weight. Rant over.!

I am reducing as well hitting 170 kgs of N/ HA will reduce down by 20% dry summers are killing ne

memorystick

Completely sick to the hole of cattle. Feeding them strong for the last few weeks and some are scouring. One lame but nothing in foot. Definitely under stocking after this summer.

But they are horsing on the weight. Rant over.!

kk.man

ruwithme wrote: »

Someone local i assume enjoyed a ice cream in a tub with a plastic spoon from mc ds and tossed it inside afield gate here since they reopened. imagine a few other lads got contributions earlier down the road from the feast.

It's dispicable isn't it... Loads of rural roads littered with rubbish. When I was in the Mc Ds carpark eating my food the crows were waiting for the scaps and bins provided.

ruwithme

Someone local i assume enjoyed a ice cream in a tub with a plastic spoon from mc ds and tossed it inside afield gate here since they reopened. imagine a few other lads got contributions earlier down the road from the feast.

Base price

ruwithme wrote: »

Did you notice your car registration number on the bag? lad told me today mc Donald's were putting it on the bag.

help stop littering he said??

That is an excellent idea if it's true. Although the scumbags will rip that part from the bag before throwing it out the window.

ruwithme

kk.man wrote: »

Some amount of people going to take aways. I was waiting 40 mins for my big mac earlier.

Did you notice your car registration number on the bag? lad told me today mc Donald's were putting it on the bag.

help stop littering he said??

jntsnk

Dunedin wrote: »

Steers or heifers?

Steers

Dunedin

jntsnk wrote: »

3.60 this week

Steers or heifers?

T0001

mayota wrote: »

Which one?

From the week before last. Just caught up yesterday

jntsnk

Dunedin wrote: »

Supply is obviously not that tight or there would be cut on weights

3.60 this week

dryan

T0001 wrote: »

They were saying on the Farmer's Journal Tech Talk that factories are doing deals so not to interfere with the base price, such as covering the cost of haulage, or covering fees.

Moved a few steers earlier this week and haulage was covered.

mayota

T0001 wrote: »

They were saying on the Farmer's Journal Tech Talk that factories are doing deals so not to interfere with the base price, such as covering the cost of haulage, or covering fees.

Which one?

T0001

They were saying on the Farmer's Journal Tech Talk that factories are doing deals so not to interfere with the base price, such as covering the cost of haulage, or covering fees.

richie123

What's the price cut on heifers over 30 months does anyone know ?

kk.man

Reggie. wrote: »

Would ya not buy 2 to help us out

There is two in a big mac ðŸ˜

Reggie.

kk.man wrote: »

Some amount of people going to take aways. I was waiting 40 mins for my big mac earlier.

Would ya not buy 2 to help us out

kk.man

Dunedin wrote: »

Supply is obviously not that tight or there would be cut on weights

Some amount of people going to take aways. I was waiting 40 mins for my big mac earlier.

K.G.

Whats a Hereford bull 7 years old maybe 750 kilos worth hanging up

Dunedin

Theheff wrote: »

They are drying to cut down to €3.50 as they are saying there is is a good supply now.

Supply is obviously not that tight or there would be cut on weights

Fine Day

dryan wrote: »

Quoted 3.60 base for steers today in the midlands area.
not as eager for cattle as last week. this dry spell seemingly after forcing a few lads to off load a few.

any other quotes out there?

They are drying to cut down to €3.50 as they are saying there is is a good supply now.

locha

3.60 for steers next week. No weight limits apply...