Hay

Sami23

tancoman wrote: »

You should always look after your neighbours when they stuck. It's a long road........
With all that's involved with small squares you would need €5 to break even, so the man suggesting €3 isn't living in the real world.

Well €3 off the field is one thing but it wouldn't be enough for the lad who has it put in a shed for sure

Robson99

Dunedin wrote: »

Ah jayus, a lad calls for a couple of bales and he’s charged a tenner. Many a neighbour got a bale or two off me and there’d be no charge. Tis a long road.

It's not the charging fact but if it was me I wouldnt be asking him what I owed him I'd just have the tenner put in his pocket or given to one of the young ones if there was young ones there.

Bass Reeves

tancoman wrote: »

You should always look after your neighbours when they stuck. It's a long road........
With all that's involved with small squares you would need €5 to break even, so the man suggesting €3 isn't living in the real world.

If you read his post a few of them come together to buy a truckload every year so this was a few I stuck bales.

gozunda

Bass Reeves wrote: »

If you read his post a few of them come together to buy a truckload every year so this was a few I stuck bales.

Good hay will keep if stored properly as well.