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Re: hay prices
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Posted by Dan hill on May 27, 2007 at 03:31:36 from (64.12.116.14):
In Reply to: Re: hay prices posted by t.r.y. on May 25, 2007 at 18:52:47:
Bought some straw at just under 4.00 a bale.Hay is selling for 3.50 a bale here.High slaughtering fees and 3.50 hay will stop most people from raising a steer or 2.Layer pellets are going for 10.50 per 50 lb.I usally keep 25 hens and sell eggs but have only 6 hens now.I repair fence chargers and notice local business has been down since high slaughter fees started.It costs so much to buy and raise a piglet now that many people just buy their pork on sale.Same thing has happened with raising meat poultry.I cant afford to feed my cattle 5.00 hay.When I cant cut my own hay the cattle will be gone.Watch food prices take off this summer.Mexicans have seen corn meal prices double.
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