Posted by jddrawbar on December 22, 2022 at 14:00:40 from (107.77.219.228):
In Reply to: Apology to jddrawbar posted by rrlund on December 22, 2022 at 09:34:46:
No problem Randy, I assumed you didn't know the whole situation. Take a look on CL anywhere in Texas and you can see what hay is selling for. TF was saying hay in his area (Va. I think) was $40 a bale & plentiful.....try trucking that hay to central Tx. and see how much cheaper than $125 it will end up. I didn't just ride in on a truck load of grapefruit. I've had cattle for over 76 yrs. and thank goodness they have never been my main source of income. 2011 was just as bad. I had hay trucked in from Mo. & still ended up selling beautiful angus heifers at give away prices. Cattle buyers from as far away as N. Dakota were coming down an buying cheap cattle. Thanks for your reply.....
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