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epfff

tellmeabit wrote: »

Hi guys. Killed a 33 month CH bull this week. 444kg Grade U-1 fat 1+ Made 1250 before deductions. Works out less than 3/kg.

I would have thought 280 would be price maybe 10 cent more from specialist factories

Cavanjack

epfff wrote: »

tellmeabit wrote: »

Hi guys. Killed a 33 month CH bull this week. 444kg Grade U-1 fat 1+ Made 1250 before deductions. Works out less than 3/kg.

I would have thought 280 would be price maybe 10 cent more from specialist factories

What happens these type of bulls anyway. Is it not just burgers they go for?

tismesoitis

With a FS of 1 those would be very tough burgers!! Yellow pack or similar I'd imagine.

Cassidy2

Cattles scarce.let's talk the price up.Whatd do u think clough.U give great advice

CloughCasey1

Cassidy2 wrote: »

Cattles scarce.let's talk the price up.Whatd do u think clough.U give great advice

I love you to cass☺

blue5000

Cassidy2 wrote: »

Cattles scarce.let's talk the price up.Whatd do u think clough.U give great advice

Won't be long before grass cattle start to fill the void though.

Cassidy2

In spec beef will get dearer in the short term.I think that is good news clough.

charolais0153

I asked it before and didn't get an answer but what do they cut for undetfat animals

Bass Reeves

Cassidy2 wrote: »

Cattles scarce.let's talk the price up.Whatd do u think clough.U give great advice

Are yee going to do the same deal in August this year as last year

blue5000 wrote: »

Won't be long before grass cattle start to fill the void though.

It will be August at least until age start to catch cattle even then alot of young cattle cattle killed late last year and early this year.

Cassidy2 wrote: »

In spec beef will get dearer in the short term.I think that is good news clough.

It is not just in spec cattle really winner will be farmers with cattle that are in the right kill weight (250-375kgs DW) but out of spec for age

charolais0153 wrote: »

I asked it before and didn't get an answer but what do they cut for undetfat animals

It up to individual factories, when you go below 2+ they can cut what they like.

CloughCasey1

Cassidy2 wrote: »

In spec beef will get dearer in the short term.I think that is good news clough.

They still won't get to prices of last yr and when they fall they will fall sharper than last yr. I'll try and have all stumps over 500kg sold in mart about mid July as i can see price in marts falling after that. So you still think we'll see €3.40 in factory by December as you said before?

Cassidy2

Beef will be as dear as last year in July.mid 3 euros

Cassidy2

Any quotes this week..4.20 for heifers anyone hear any other prices

limo_100

lads got a few cull cows to sell soon should I sell soon or wait a couple a couple of weeks?

Willfarman

4.10 for good blks 4.20 heifers. A lot of strong grass cattle will start to come in 2 weeks time. Lads do them fairly well now for the winter and turn them in and out for meal so not much setback at turnout and done a serious thrive in the last 5 weeks.

simx

limo_100 wrote: »

lads got a few cull cows to sell soon should I sell soon or wait a couple a couple of weeks?

Sell sell sell, talks of pulling cows in factory, sold some in mart during week and happy enough I chose over factory

Cavanjack

limo_100 wrote: »

lads got a few cull cows to sell soon should I sell soon or wait a couple a couple of weeks?

Sell before July anyway. Find here that's when they get mastitis and they start becoming work.

epfff

limo_100 wrote: »

lads got a few cull cows to sell soon should I sell soon or wait a couple a couple of weeks?

Bad word out on cows here
Dramatic drop in quotes
Think cow boat has gone

Cassidy2

SimxWhat weight and what price did you get and what breed.in the Mart

leg wax

i put 8 cow heifers in ring today in ross 650kgs 1065 all fr.

Miname

leg wax wrote: »

i put 8 cow heifers in ring today in ross 650kgs 1065 all fr.

I knew you'd be back legs when's the rest going and what sort of cow are you replacing them with.ðŸ˜႒

rangler1

I see angel dust found in cattle in Monaghan.....that'll be some help to beef price.
Hope they throw away the key on that farmer

Cassidy2

Where did you read that

rangler1

Cassidy2 wrote: »

Where did you read that

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/angel-dust-discovered-in-beef-drug-test-nkmlpc78b

Department raided the farm and found 25 other cattle with it and lots of clenbutoral in the house and farm as well

Cassidy2

Cattle killed from all over Ireland in abp clones

_Brian

rangler1 wrote: »

I see angel dust found in cattle in Monaghan.....that'll be some help to beef price.
Hope they throw away the key on that farmer

Total disgrace, definitely needs a prison sentence for that carry on.

rangler1

Cassidy2 wrote: »

Cattle killed from all over Ireland in abp clones

I thought the full aticle was on that link, i bought the sunday times when i saw the headline.
It was a farm in monaghan near the border, 40 ltres clenbuterol was found in the farm and the drug has got into the food chain

locha

Apparently Food Safety Authority were made aware that there is a good trade for angle dust in the boarder region for the last year and hence the factory testing. I would happily wager guys doing this age not full time farmers...

Cassidy2

Unbelievable .he is in some trouble now and rightly so.

boggerman1

He/she should have the book thrown at them.but this is Ireland and if its a big shot nothing will happen

Willfarman

A lot of badly reared head the balls up that way. Of course the war has to be financed...

simx

Cassidy2 wrote: »

SimxWhat weight and what price did you get and what breed.in the Mart

Had a few different sorts, 590kg 930e 655 1080e too fleshed fr cows one butty bellysih fr 530kg 770 but only half fleshed sold 15 in it, can't think off hand other weights/prices I'll see can I find the statement

cute geoge

what price are cow heifers in factory ? , I presume same as cow price but would they kill out at up to 50%

Miname

locha wrote: »

Apparently Food Safety Authority were made aware that there is a good trade for angle dust in the boarder region for the last year and hence the factory testing. I would happily wager guys doing this age not full time farmers...

How do you make out they are part time farmers and what difference does it make if they are part or full time, it's just wrong.

Jaysus Christ

People caught doing this should be regarded as economic terrorists. And treated as such by the courts. Wipes 10s of millions out of the economy.

Willfarman

Jaysus Christ wrote: »

People caught doing this should be regarded as economic terrorists. And treated as such by the courts. Wipes 10s of millions out of the economy.

It's not just Italy that has a mafia.. Diesel laundering, and tax evasive smuggling, drug dealing, bank robbery, cattle rustling, angel dust use and distribution, extortion,.. Take them on if you will but remember..

They know where you live.

Banana republic.

locha

Miname wrote: »

How do you make out they are part time farmers and what difference does it make if they are part or full time, it's just wrong.

. No full time farmer would even countenance doing this. In my opinion the landholding should be sterilised - I.e can't be sold or rented out and his herd number be confiscated. I'm sick to the teeth of that ungovernable section of society doing what they want and brining the rest of us down...

Miname

locha wrote: »

. No full time farmer would even countenance doing this. In my opinion the landholding should be sterilised - I.e can't be sold or rented out and his herd number be confiscated. I'm sick to the teeth of that ungovernable section of society doing what they want and brining the rest of us down...

Of course it's a part timer then that's just brilliant logic.

locha

Miname wrote: »

Of course it's a part timer then that's just brilliant logic.

It is very logical. It's about time that people start paying for their crimes. Land has a strong value and if you render it worthless then that might actually act as a proper deterrent. SFP mean fook all to some people and losing that would knock a nights sleep out of them. Tie up the land and I reckon that would be a different story? Would you not agree?

Willfarman

locha wrote: »

It is very logical. It's about time that people start paying for their crimes. Land has a strong value and if you render it worthless then that might actually act as a proper deterrent. SFP mean fook all to some people and losing that would knock a nights sleep out of them. Tie up the land and I reckon that would be a different story? Would you not agree?

Tie up land houses and all tangible assets such as cars lorries and machinery.. Freeze bank accounts.
Will it ever happen this side of the border? Like ****.

Cassidy2

What border are you talking about

Willfarman

The Mexican border cas.
Just because the the checkpoints are relaxed doesn't mean the border is gone.

Miname

locha wrote: »

It is very logical. It's about time that people start paying for their crimes. Land has a strong value and if you render it worthless then that might actually act as a proper deterrent. SFP mean fook all to some people and losing that would knock a nights sleep out of them. Tie up the land and I reckon that would be a different story? Would you not agree?

It's a full time farmer full time crook that's been lifted, he's not a nice man in any way and for that reason alone is it not logical he couldn't hold down a job. Now if you've all your surmising done he is a full time farmer a pure Arse to everyone that knows him, it doesn't matter if the lad worked as a monk he'd still be at something illegal he's just one of those lads you avoid.

locha

Miname wrote: »

It's a full time farmer full time crook that's been lifted, he's not a nice man in any way and for that reason alone is it not logical he couldn't hold down a job. Now if you've all your surmising done he is a full time farmer a pure Arse to everyone that knows him, it doesn't matter if the lad worked as a monk he'd still be at something illegal he's just one of those lads you avoid.

How can you be a full time farmer AND a full time crook at the same time?

Limestone Cowboy

locha wrote: »

How can you be a full time farmer AND a full time crook at the same time?

Ha, I have met a few and I am not around that long yet.

locha

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Ha, I have met a few and I am not around that long yet.

Tapin.com. I would think in this case one profession is a lot more prevalent then the other...

simx

cute geoge wrote: »

what price are cow heifers in factory ? , I presume same as cow price but would they kill out at up to 50%

Doubt it, I presume your talking dairy? Maybe 47/48% if well done enough

Limestone Cowboy

locha wrote: »

Tapin.com. I would think in this case one profession is a lot more prevalent then the other...

I'm tapping out again, wrong thread and too late at night for this argument.

visatorro

Dunno whether this should go in dairy thread or not. Killed fr stock bull who was gone wicked. Graded O 1+. 2 euro a kilo. Over 30 months. Was disappointed but he owes me nothing.

Bass Reeves

visatorro wrote: »

Dunno whether this should go in dairy thread or not. Killed fr stock bull who was gone wicked. Graded O 1+. 2 euro a kilo. Over 30 months. Was disappointed but he owes me nothing.

Did you get a quoted price before you send him for slaughter?

visatorro

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Did you get a quoted price before you send him for slaughter?

No he was gone dangerous so it was basically up on the trailer job asap. Agent brought him.