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beef nuts south,south east

  • 11-11-2011 9:58pm
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    simx
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    as the title reads was wondering who do ye all get beef nuts off? prices per ton? protein? what do ye think of certain feeds?. . .

    currently we are buying off paul and vincent,good stuff 16% and ingredients are good pleased overall €247 per ton blown in,was talking to a lad the other day and he gets them off wynne feeds,says there good reckons they are better than p&v but €270 p/t collected,glanbia in or around €270-275 p/t last time i checked other local smaller suppliers 260 odd. . . . what do ye think then yourselves? every lad has his own opinion,for instance i know a lad that work for glanbia and a farmer was telling him he bought meal off another crowd and he said they were much better than glanbias stuff,thing is the place where your man got them buys them off glanbia


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    J DEERE
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    Wouldnt buy ration in Glanbia, Id always try and buy it somewhere that has a mill. Better quality and a better mix. Mills would be more inclined to do a specific mix as well


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    bbam
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    Buying Pattons 15%, €238 collected in bulk bags an paid for on the day.. +€10 if put onto account..


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    simx
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    bbam wrote: »
    Buying Pattons 15%, €238 collected in bulk bags an paid for on the day.. +€10 if put onto account..


    where are they based,do you know a price for delivered?


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    simx
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    J DEERE wrote: »
    Wouldnt buy ration in Glanbia, Id always try and buy it somewhere that has a mill. Better quality and a better mix. Mills would be more inclined to do a specific mix as well

    i try buy as little as possible off them anyway too dear and not great


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    bbam
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    simx wrote: »
    where are they based,do you know a price for delivered?
    J & L, Bailieborough, Cavan..


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    TUBBY
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    simx wrote: »
    as the title reads was wondering who do ye all get beef nuts off? prices per ton? protein? what do ye think of certain feeds?. . .

    currently we are buying off paul and vincent,good stuff 16% and ingredients are good pleased overall €247 per ton blown in,was talking to a lad the other day and he gets them off wynne feeds,says there good reckons they are better than p&v but €270 p/t collected,glanbia in or around €270-275 p/t last time i checked other local smaller suppliers 260 odd. . . . what do ye think then yourselves? every lad has his own opinion,for instance i know a lad that work for glanbia and a farmer was telling him he bought meal off another crowd and he said they were much better than glanbias stuff,thing is the place where your man got them buys them off glanbia

    SIMX, You should give Quinns a shout in baltinglass. I am in the midlands and I get them. They are very competitive and have good mixes. PM me if you want the main meal reps number. He a straight sort of lad. No muck with him starting at a mad price and letting you cut him a bit.


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