Price hikes

[nod]

As previously stated I chose to strip part of our fields top soil in order to bury nearly a 1000 tons of clay from the first plot Then push the top soil back over 

We tidied up the field on Friday Leaving about three quarters of an acre to seed

Called at a local farm Suplies and was told a bag of seed had gone up from £40 to £126 

I said to my wife Im not having that 

We called at another stockiest about five miles away (Coars)

Same seed same sacks 

He said your going to have a shock 

It’s just gone up from 41 to £60 

 

We are finding this with everything 

Like fuel Many companies are profiteering 

 

Sometimes inconvenient But we must all get used to shopping around 

[Miek]

I've had BS roof batten prices from  £1.10 to £0.63 per m. Shopping around is the biggest and easiest money saver by far. 

[nod]

Yes it’s so wrong 

[SteamyTea]

26 minutes ago, nod said:

Yes it’s so wrong 

Overall, if you want price stability, you have to pay higher prices, it is how nationalisation works.

 

I doubt many companies are making large trading profits at the moment.

[nod]

4 minutes ago, SteamyTea said:

Overall, if you want price stability, you have to pay higher prices, it is how nationalisation works.

 

I doubt many companies are making large trading profits at the moment.

£60 on one bag of seed is ridiculous