Beef strike II what's a fair base price for the Autumn for R=3= steers?

memorystick

boggerman1 wrote: »

Have they nothing better to do.

Yes, but the strong have to defend the weak. Hon the Rathdowney lads.

gerryirl

memorystick wrote: »

Yes, but the strong have to defend the weak. Hon the Rathdowney lads.

whats the plan down there now

K.G.

memorystick wrote: »

Yes, but the strong have to defend the weak. Hon the Rathdowney lads.

Oh dear god were you a preacher i past life.seems this beef protest is like believing in god. If you believe you can see miracles every where whereas non believers go wtf are tbey thinking

MIKEKC

dzer2 wrote: »

The thing is all farmers have time on their side. They are blinded by the regulations set by some one else. Sell them when you get what you want for them. Other than that sit back. Loads of old.lads around here kept their weanlings last autumn got a way better price this spring.

The fact that they got a better price doesn't mean that they made a big profit

memorystick

K.G. wrote: »

Oh dear god were you a preacher i past life.seems this beef protest is like believing in god. If you believe you can see miracles every where whereas non believers go wtf are tbey thinking

These men and women will go down in history as having fought one of the most significant battles in the agri world. Pajo and his team have surpassed the stand taken by the infamous 300 at Thermopylae. A place amongst the gods awaits these legendary warriors.

yosemitesam1

memorystick wrote: »

These men and women will go down in history as having fought one of the most significant battles in the agri world. Pajo and his team have surpassed the stand taken by the infamous 300 at Thermopylae. A place amongst the gods awaits these legendary warriors.

Lol

funkyouup

memorystick wrote: »

These men and women will go down in history as having fought one of the most significant battles in the agri world. Pajo and his team have surpassed the stand taken by the infamous 300 at Thermopylae. A place amongst the gods awaits these legendary warriors.

That made me laugh out loud thanks!

kerryjack

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yosemitesam1 wrote: »

memorystick wrote: »

These men and women will go down in history as having fought one of the most significant battles in the agri world. Pajo and his team have surpassed the stand taken by the infamous 300 at Thermopylae. A place amongst the gods awaits these legendary warriors.

Lol

LOLouder

gerryirl

memorystick wrote: »

These men and women will go down in history as having fought one of the most significant battles in the agri world. Pajo and his team have surpassed the stand taken by the infamous 300 at Thermopylae. A place amongst the gods awaits these legendary warriors.

Blessed is he who, in the name of the charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. :eek:

riemann

When it's all done and dusted don't forget the names of they who passed the picket for a quick buck.

One haulier who used to draw from here to the factory won't be getting a call again.

I says

riemann wrote: »

When it's all done and dusted don't forget the names of they who passed the picket for a quick buck.

One haulier who used to draw from here to the factory won't be getting a call again.

So are you saying any factory that Larry owns be included in that

Good loser

riemann wrote: »

When it's all done and dusted don't forget the names of they who passed the picket for a quick buck.

One haulier who used to draw from here to the factory won't be getting a call again.

Why not forgive and forget?


Many lorry and jeep drivers were intimidated by picketers!

riemann

Good loser wrote: »

Why not forgive and forget?


Many lorry and jeep drivers were intimidated by picketers!

Hmm I wonder why that was.

riemann

I says wrote: »

So are you saying any factory that Larry owns be included in that

What are you saying?

Don't try and tell me what I'm saying.

mf240

gerryirl wrote: »

Blessed is he who, in the name of the charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. :eek:

Sure didnt our Lord himself get down off the cross to get a double of cattle ready one Friday, if only he'd held out, they rose again Monday.

memorystick

mf240 wrote: »

Sure didnt our Lord himself get down off the cross to get a double of cattle ready one Friday, if only he'd held out, they rose again Monday.

And on the third load, they rose again.

Keep Sluicing

gerryirl wrote: »

Blessed is he who, in the name of the charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. :eek:

Didnt realise Samuel L Jackson was finishing cattle these days!

mf240

memorystick wrote: »

And on the third load, they rose again.

Hosanna in the hiace.

mf240

Are all the pickets over now.

Quantum Erasure

last one stood down in the last half hour according to 9 oclock news just there now

memorystick

mf240 wrote: »

Are all the pickets over now.

The Rathdowney storm troopers are there until after closing time. Pajo and his unit are being resupplied as we speak, with caskets of Peach Snapps and Spam. Winter regulatory uniforms are also being issued. Josey Wales stuff.

blue5000

memorystick wrote: »

The Rathdowney storm troopers are there until after closing time. Pajo and his unit are being resupplied as we speak, with caskets of Peach Snapps and Spam. Winter regulatory uniforms are also being issued. Josey Wales stuff.

Is the christmas tree still there? I need to get a few bulls killed, OH is up the walls all week stressing about money.

Bass Reeves

According to Agrikand the Liffey meats agreement also covers Bulls. The Price for O/R/U price of 3.3/3.4/3.5 per kg. As well both side will go to abritation in case of issues with the agreement. Np protesters to be discriminated against etc.

greysides

With the Strike over and prices now being set by the processors, this thread is closed and discussion on all aspects of the strike and its fallout continue here.