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Meadow value

  • 17-06-2021 10:17am
    #1
    clonagh
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    Anyone know what a standing meadow is worth per acre this year?


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  • #2
    DBK1
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    clonagh wrote: »
    Anyone know what a standing meadow is worth per acre this year?
    Around here (midlands) first cut meadow was making from €170 - €220 an acre depending on quality and quantity. These would have all been cut by now. A first cut meadow still standing at this stage of the year and especially after the burst of growth the past 3 weeks, would be mostly stem now and won’t make good silage so price would probably reflect that. If it was grazed up until April it might be ok but if not it’s probably only a hay meadow at this stage.


  • #3
    BENDYBINN
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,865 ✭✭✭BENDYBINN


    DBK1 wrote: »
    Around here (midlands) first cut meadow was making from €170 - €220 an acre depending on quality and quantity. These would have all been cut by now. A first cut meadow still standing at this stage of the year and especially after the burst of growth the past 3 weeks, would be mostly stem now and won’t make good silage so price would probably reflect that. If it was grazed up until April it might be ok but if not it’s probably only a hay meadow at this stage.

    Even At ten bales per acre the bales would be costin 29 to 32 euro made.............


  • #4
    DBK1
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    BENDYBINN wrote: »
    Even At ten bales per acre the bales would be costin 29 to 32 euro made.............
    That’d be it alright. And the funny part is if you cut it and baled it you’d struggle to get €25 a bale for the silage but lads seem to have no problem giving it for a standing crop. It works out as expensive feed in my eyes but I know that’s what it’s making.


  • #5
    clonagh
    Registered Users Posts: 243 ✭✭clonagh


    Yeah, its fairly stemy alright and didn't get much fertiliser so really only good for hay. €100ish an acre be a fair price?


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