The hay market in Northwest Bulgaria is becoming more dynamic

Published 2022년 6월 10일

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The price of hay in Northwestern Bulgaria has increased this summer, with medium-sized bales now costing BGN 2.60 each, up from BGN 2 last year, due to higher fuel costs. Despite this, many farmers are making preliminary orders. Tony Atanasov, a farmer who has been selling hay for years, is trying to negotiate for bales to be transported to nearby locations to avoid having to sell at a higher price of BGN 3.30 per bale. He is also concerned about the impact of weather on mowing and the need to dry the grass before baling.
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The price of hay in Northwestern Bulgaria is higher than last summer. At present, medium-sized bales cost BGN 2.60 each, while in 2021, under the same conditions, they cost BGN 2 each. However, many farmers are in a hurry to make preliminary orders despite the increase. What did you tell us: With Kovid's help, we will fix the situation, but for how long? "They can't be cheaper, because mowing, winding and baling are more expensive this year due to the higher price of fuels. If it has to be transported over long distances, people find it even more expensive for the same reason and therefore prefer to negotiate earlier to shorter destinations. "Everyone is trying to survive," said Toni Atanasov, who owns hereditary meadows and has been selling hay for years. When he has to transport the bales, he also looks to make a commitment that is nearby. He does it so that he does not have to sell above the limit he has set for himself at BGN 3.30. Besides, these days he is quite busy, because ...
Source: Agri

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