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Re: Market pricing working in the hay market! Attn DaveII


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Posted by dave2 on December 11, 2011 at 12:53:25 from (139.139.35.70):

In Reply to: Market pricing working in the hay market! Attn DaveII posted by tractor300 on December 11, 2011 at 12:28:08:

Please don't talk ABOUT me when you can talk TO me.Makes you look like a couple of the other guys around here that get em in a wad and try to gang up... I think you have a little more balls than that.

Now, for your OP, I don't have a problem with free market, my problem is with crooks. We have em here too. Example...

Hay from joining flelds (2 people)... Same grass, same size rolls, same time... Folks got about 60 percent 1st cut this year. 1 guy is a crop farmer with some grassmeadows that he maintains as needed and puts up/sells hay to even things out some. He got 40% less hay so raised his price on the 1st cut by that amount. The other guy ran around and bought up all he could from the reasonable folks, and priced it at almost twice what he paid, even priced some leftover last year hay along with it, and took advantage (tried) of the fact that he had the only hay in the area.... A crook would call him a smart guy and stick up for him while the folks that he scavenged from calls him a crook and won't deal with him again.... He also has plenty of the hay left and is having a hard time getting rid of it at the price he bought it for..... This was all in about a 10 mile circle so transportation wasn't much of an issue...

Bottom line is.. a crook will be a crook and an honest man (person) will be honest no matter the circumstances/merchandise.....


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