STRAW WANTED!


DO YOU FARM IN OR AROUND THIS AREA OF THE ESSEX/SUFFOLK BORDER?


If so, we’d like to buy your straw in the swath!


Based in Toppesfield, Essex, we are a small contracting company specialising in straw baling, supplying the renewable energy, animal bedding and export markets. We are currently looking for a further 800 to 1000 acres of cereal straw and 600 to 800 acres of OSR straw for the coming harvest. Using up to date machinery to minimise down time, low ground pressure tyres to minimise compaction and only operating in a small geographic area, we can offer you a timely and professional service including:


• Rapid bailing and clearance of bales from the field


• Immediate stack clearance during harvest (no waste bales or tops!)


• Immediate Payment • Reliable and friendly service


• All crop types wanted - Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats, OSR.


• Bonus paid for OSR and Rye straw. CONTRACTING SERVICES


• 120x90 high density baling • Bale chasing and stacking in 120x90 and 120x130 bale sizes


• Bale wrapping • 300HP man and tractor • Grain/Silage trailer hire • 250HP man and tractor


WRM EQUINE BEDDING AND HAY SUPPLIES


• Wood shavings – dust extracted, in large and small flake – 20kg bales


• Equinola – Chopped oil seed rape straw scented – 20kg bales


• Wood pellets – compressed for minimal dust – bagged or bulk


• Big bale meadow hay, wheat & barley straw • Conventional bale hay


HAY AND STRAW ALSO BOUGHT IN THE STACK ALL YEAR-ROUND AT COMPETITIVE PRICES


Please call or email Will Murphy for more information and straw pricing on 07704 246108 – will@wrmagri.co.uk


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