Posted by kyhayman on July 03, 2011 at 07:45:05 from (75.105.0.52):
In Reply to: Re: Fertilizer cost posted by northvale on July 03, 2011 at 06:36:00:
If you can get broiler liter I'd sure get it. I think hay prices will double, or more. There just isnt much hay out there, at least around here. From what I'm seeing there isnt much going to come in from anywhere either. Too much hay ground went into grain. Then we had cold weather up into May when the plants started going reproductive.
My yields are off 20-50 percent depending on the field. As to suggestions and recommendations. You've got to determine what blend of crops and bale packages brings you the most profit. For me, I decided what I need to make to do it and price accordingly. When fuel got high a few years ago I gradually raised my prices. Havent raised or lowered them since. Lots of people fuss, and lots dont buy from me, and thats ok. This is how I make my living and if it doesnt pay what I think I need to make then I can always rent to the grain guys and go do something else.
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