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Call us on: 01664 562971
Melton Mowbray Market, Scalford
Road, Leicestershire, LE13 1JY
Tuesday 23rd & Wednesday 24th March 2021
*4816 Head forward and sold this week*
Sheep (4,045)
Prime OSL (2492) SQQ 281.13p/kg to 316p/kg & £150
Cull Ewes (949) to £164 & Average £102.59
Store Lambs (408) to £124.50 Average £93.63
Breeding Sheep (195) to £77 Per life for Ewes & Lambs
Ewe Lambs to £118
Goats (16) to £135
Prime Cattle (199)
Steers to 271p/kg & £1833.56
Heifers to 279p/kg & £1601.79
Bulls to 249p/kg & £1729.80
Cows & OTM Cattle to 206p/kg & £1616.94
Store Cattle (424)
Steers to £1275
Heifers to £1270
Cows & Calves to £1310
Calves (148)
Baby Calves to £415
Weanlings to £785
Diversification for farmers
To any farmers looking to diversify, Melton's new Food Enterprise Centre is now offering
a free food science and technology advice/short assist service for food and drink
manufacturing businesses within Melton Borough area. Initially you can receive up to 2
days support through direct discussion of your question /brief with a local food
technologist covering subjects such as product formulation, process creation/scale-up/
improvement, technical problem-solving, raw material sourcing, food safety and quality
management, product evaluation and testing etc and the chance to be connected to
further resources or local services such as business advisors or facilities, colleges,
universities, where relevant. To start out, the technologist is in post 1 day / week and will
take your inquiries on a first come, first served basis.
Get in touch directly with Alice to find out more and discuss your technical needs:
alice@agrifood-innovations.com.”
Cattle Entry Forms
We would like to remind our customers of the importance of correctly filling out Cattle
Entry Forms. ALL cattle must be accompanied by a fully completed and signed entry form
to include the TB testing interval and date of most recent test along with Farm assurance
details and any reserves. Cattle entry forms can be collected from the market office or
downloaded from our website. If you have any questions, please ask a member of staff or
call us on 01664 562971.
Social Distancing
We draw everyone’s attention to the operating arrangements for all livestock markets at
this current time. Customers are reminded that social distancing should be practiced at all
times and facemasks should be worn in areas whereby social distancing becomes difficult.
Farm assurance status
Would all cattle vendors selling cattle as Farm Assured please ensure that their Farm Assurance is up to
date, with all linked holdings registered to the primary holding, and ensure that the stickers used in
passports match the details held by the administering Farm Assurance body. We are increasingly having
issues with linked holdings not being covered under a primary FABBL account, and severe deductions are
being applied at the time of slaughter. In such instances, the vendor is liable for all deductions made.
Pay on the day policy – reminder of terms
We would like to remind our customers that all store and breeding stock must be paid for on the day.
Prime stock purchasers can apply for terms using an account form, which can be posted or emailed on
request and are also available from the market office. For Prime stock purchasers with credit agreements,
credit terms will extend to a maximum of two weeks. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to
contact us on 01664 562971.
Named/Numbered Sires
Vendors are advised that named sires must be officially printed on the passport of the animal and not hand
written. We will not sell animals as being named or numbered sire if the sire details are not printed onto
the passport. Sire details may be checked with the breed societies online to ensure that they are correct.
Please also include sire details on your blue entry forms which accompany cattle to market. Thank you for
your cooperation.
EXPECTED ENTRIES
TUESDAY 30th MARCH 2021
SHEEP
1500+ Prime Sheep
500+ Ewes
400+ Store Lambs
WEDNESDAY 31st MARCH 2021
100+ Prime Cattle
250+ Stores
100+ Calves
SALE TIMES
TUESDAY SHEEP CENTRE
PRIME LAMBS 10.00am
Followed by CULL EWES AND STORE LAMBS
FOLLOWED BY BREEDING SHEEP
WEDNESDAY CATTLE & PIG SALES
PIGS
PIGS every FIRST and THIRD Wednesday of the month
*Please Note Pigs are now to be sold on WEDNESDAYS.
After the PRIME CATTLE*
RING 1
Prime Bulls 10am Followed by COWS & PRIME CATTLE
RING 2
STORE CATTLE 12 Noon
RING 3
REARING CALVES 10.00am
FOLLOWED BY WEANLINGS
NO TUESDAY FUR AND FEATHER AUCTIONS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
PRIME SHEEP
AUCTIONEER – SCOTT RUCK
Tel: 07796 897516
*4045 Head of Prime Sheep Forward & Sold*
Prime Hoggs (2492) SQQ 281.18p/kg to 316p/kg & £150
After last week’s record-breaking numbers, another grand show filled the sheep shed as
we saw 4045 grace the docks today, from exactly 100 vendors purchased by 42 buying
accounts. We proudly continue to play cricket with a straight bat at Melton Mowbray
Market for our commission paying vendors with a ‘no funny business’ approach and as
ever, weigh every kilo and pay for all sheep that pass our bridges. Thanks to all for
supporting this system and those who continue to support live marketing, setting the
tone for others to follow. It is a continual credit to droving and office staff when several
compliments from new vendors report what a pleasant atmosphere Melton Mowbray is.
Hoggs a tad easier on the week but a show as described in places by one purchaser as
“the worst seen down the Alleys for years”. A lot of vendors coming to the end of their
draws seeming to come all at once with half meated goods on offer. None the less, able
buying power finding jobs for all qualities and the cream rising to the top and as ever, al
qualities included in the average.
Reports of lockdowns and hogg prices proving loss leading for some wholesalers causing
some resistance, but still a grand trade producing favourable returns. A top today of
316p/kg for CJ & NJ Taylor for 38kg with 314p/kg seen for Craig Baxter of the same
weight and a pleasure to see J Bonsall down the alleys with 35kg to 310p/kg. Britten and
Barber of the Norfolk supporters saw a top of 309p/kg for 40kg NSL, whilst local vendor
K & A Watchorn saw lightweights to 308p/kg. Becky Dixon, also from the Norfolk fan
club, saw her 41kg to 307p/kg, whilst new entrant farmer Lawrence Thompson made the
journey up from Leamington Spa with Beltex x hoggs to 305p/kg at 37kg.
RB Ingamells & Son of Barkston seeing heavier hoggs to 295p/kg alongside TW Needham
& Son saw Charollais x to the same for 40kg. MR Peters of Sawtry saw 44kg to 292p/kg
with MD Copley to 291p/kg for 43kg and AH Blackwell Partners to 291p/kg for 38kg.
Britten and Barber topping in the lump with heavyweight NSL to £150 with Hoggs from
MD Copley to £140 at 50kg purchased by Martin Brown of Hillside Farm Shop, Melton
Mowbray. Good to see Jack Peacock down the lines again with hoggs to £140 at 55kg,
whilst Donald Haywood saw £138 for 55kg. NSL from Henry Tickler to £138 as JK Squires
saw 58kg to £138.
BL Burton Farms topping at £137.50 for overweights and Gabrielle Bennion to the same
– for the same! Paul Baker’s run saw a top of £137 and a pleasure to have Banks Farmers
down the alleys with 49kg to £136. Meated hoggs from WM Murdoch, RE Johnson, T
Jarvis, A Chantry & Son and Peters of Sawtry all to £135.
Lighter hoggs from RB Ingamells & Son topping the weight category with 44kg to £130
with 42kg from K & A Watchorn to £125 for 42kg.
We continue to look for sheep numbers week in and out in a thriving sheep shed. Please
help us to help you by booking sheep in by phone call or text.
STORE LAMBS
AUCTIONEER – MARTIN LLOYD
Tel: 07775 758586
Store Hoggs (408) to £124.50 Average £93.74
An entry that can only be described as mixed. The average not really
reflecting the quality of the sheep forward today with no end of small, hard-
bred sorts included. Top today from FW Hoyles selling Texels to £124.50, with
S Clark selling to £117. R Breed sold Continentals to £116.50 with FW Hoyles,
again selling to £110. Still over 100 stores today trading over £100 with
numbers still wanted nonetheless at a slightly lesser trade.
CULL EWES & GOATS
AUCTIONEER – MARTIN LLOYD
Tel: 07775 758586
Cull Ewes & Goats (949) to £164 Average £102.59
Another nice number forward today in the “Stockyard of the Midlands”; however,
quality waning with a number of lambing casualties and lean ewes included in the
entry. That said, with everything included, a very respectable average of £102.59 - a
credit to the buying power at penside, with trade looking perhaps dearer than last
week for the goods on offer.
Topping today saw a super Charollais Ram from GC & CJ Watson, Desborough selling
to £164, with ewes from the same stable selling to £147. Monster Romneys from
Chapel Farming saw a top of £145, equal with Texels from C Doubleday-Collishaw, as
well as RE Johnson. Phil Weaver saw super Texel sorts to £141 to the same as
WF & RCM Pickard. The weight today trading over £120 with 116 ewes over £130! Top
Suffolks today selling to £135 from Chapel Farming, with top mules to £122 from
CD & S Willars. Shelly ewes today were plentiful and these trading £98-£105, with
lightweight ewes £88-£92.
Goats (16)
Breeding goats today flying high to see David and Linda Wadland selling a Nanny with Kid
to £100 per life. Cull goats topping today from RG Thompson, up from Daventry, selling
to £135, with KM Farms selling to £130, with the Wadland clan to £129!
Ewe and Ram Levy
We will not be making deductions for levies and meat inspections on ewes. This
reflects that many ewes do not go straight to slaughter (where the levies are
ultimately paid). This will leave more of the sale proceeds in the hands of our
vendors and fewer lines on the statement. Should you have any questions,
please contact the office.
BREEDING SHEEP
AUCTIONEER – SCOTT RUCK
Tel: 07775 758586
Breeding Sheep (185) to £118
A nice show of ewes and lambs, as well as a smart show of ewe hoggs. Topping
today saw DS & LE Wadland, Aston Le Walls selling Aberdale X Suffolk ewe
hoggs to £118, with others from the same stable to £115. Ewe and lamb outfits
from PA & K Barnes, Drayton Bassett sold Texel X Ewes with Lambs at foot to
£77 per life with M Draycott selling Suffolks with Lambs at foot to £76 per life.
Plenty of Mules trading over £65 per life for aged ewes with pairs.PIGS
AUCTIONEER – SCOTT RUCK
Tel: 07775 758586
*Important Announcement, from the Month of April we will
be selling pigs on the first and third WEDNESDAY of the
month to better accommodate buyers, sellers and Animal
Welfare. Please continue to remember to book you pigs in so
we can make buyers aware.*PRIME CATTLE
AUCTIONEER – MARTIN LLOYD
Tel: 07775 758586
PRIME CATTLE
AUCTIONEER – Martin Lloyd
Tel: 07775 758586
199 PRIME CATTLE SOLD THIS WEEK!
65 Steers average: 214.53p/kg
49 Heifers average: 208.86p/kg
8 Young Bulls average: 211.75p/kg
73 Barren Cows average: 161.51p/kg
3 Stock Bulls average: 159.48p/kg
You answered my call and provided not only numbers, but a fantastic show of quality cattle, all
bid for by a keen ringside of buyers! Two returning faces bolstering the pack and numbers
seemingly no problem for the power around the ring, with the quality of the show commented
on and appreciated by all our buyers! Thanks to buyers, vendors and staff for their help today.
Numbers continue to be wanted, in a clear and transparent marketing system, so please
continue to book in cattle with the numbers below.
Sell Live and Thrive!
To Discuss the Marketing of Prime Cattle, please contact:
Martin Lloyd: 07775 758586 Scott Ruck: 07796 897516
Steve Martin: 07960 085950 John Gent: 07827 925204
Market Office: 01664 562971
Prime Steers:
Another absolutely corking show of steers today with weight and finish plentiful, as well as
several very handy sorts really ring the bell today. Flying high saw handy British Blue steers from
George Hogg selling to 270.5p/kg, with R Bee Livestock selling to 269.5p/kg. AJ & B Bell topped
at 266.5p/kg. Weight paying today with a top gross of £1833.56 for a fantastic Limousin steer
from Ken Gill, with stablemates to £1821.18. Overall, the better end hotly competed for with
“O” grading types actively 190-195p/kg.PRIME STEER TOP PRICES PENCE PER KILO
Vendor Breed Weight(KG) P/kg
G Hogg British Blue 628 270.5
R Bee Livestock British Blue 610 269.5
AJ & B Bell Limousin 597 266.5
CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 618 266.5
Todd Farming Limousin 647 262.5
G Hogg Limousin 609 259.5
FA Osborne Limousin 588 258.5
CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 654 258.5
Hazledine Farms Limousin 556 247.5
FA Osborne Limousin 606 246.5
PRIME STEER TOP PRICES POUNDS PER HEAD
Vendor Breed Weight(KG) £s/Head
KA Gill Limousin 753 1833.56
KA Gill Limousin 751 1821.18
G Hogg British Blue 628 1698.74
Todd Farming Limousin 647 1698.38
CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 654 1690.59
KA Gill Limousin 738 1686.33
CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 675 1657.13
KA Gill Limousin 805 1654.28
CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 618 1646.97
R Bee Livestock British Blue 610 1643.95
Prime Heifers:
Heifers as normal a super show for both butchers and wholesalers alike, with
plenty of faces at ringside to take all qualities. Top today from Mrs A L Padfield,
Great Yarmouth selling “E” grading British Blue heifers to 278.5p/kg, with Todd
Farming, Lincoln selling to 263.5p/kg. Top gross from H & BA Witcomb, selling to
£1601.79, alongside AJ & B Bell selling Limousins to £1594.60. “O” grading types
today actively trading around the 195p/kg with only plainer sorts under
180p/kg.PRIME HEIFER TOP PRICES PENCE PER KILO
Vendor Breed Weight P/kg
AL Padfield British Blue 496 278.5
Todd Farming Limousin 557 263.5
G Hogg Limousin 568 250.5
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 642 249.5
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 622 247.5
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 594 240.5
AP Danvers & Son British Blue 491 239.5
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 545 237.5
JD Bristow Limousin 582 236.5
IH King Limousin 624 236.5
PRIME HEIFER TOP PRICES POUNDS PER HEAD
Vendor Breed Weight £s/Head
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 642 1601.79
AJ & B Bell Limousin 680 1594.60
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 622 1539.45
IH King Limousin 624 1475.76
Todd Farming Limousin 557 1467.70
H & BA Witcomb Limousin 594 1428.57
G Hogg Limousin 568 1422.84
JN Booth & Sons Limousin 610 1406.05
Thomas Farms LTD British Blue 707 1382.19
JD Bristow Limousin 582 1376.43
Young Bulls:
Desperately short in number today with buyers at ringside for 30 to 40 every week. Top today
from John Pridgeon, over from Louth selling handy British Blue bulls to 248.5p/kg twice, with
others to 239.5p/kg; Black and Whites today to 155.5p/kg. Top gross from Fulbeck Farms,
Grantham selling with Limousins to £1729.80.
***More More More Needed Please***PRIME YOUNG BULLS TOP PRICES PENCE PER KILO
Weight
Vendor Breed (KG) P/kg
J Pridgeon British Blue 642 248.5
J Pridgeon British Blue 612 248.5
J Pridgeon British Blue 637 239.5
Fulbeck Farms Limousin 744 232.5
Fulbeck Farms Charolais 698 200.5
JMT Engineering Limousin 672 184.5
PRIME YOUNG BULLS TOP PRICES POUNDS PER HEAD
Weight
Vendor Breed (KG) £s/Head
Fulbeck Farms Limousin 744 1729.80
J Pridgeon British Blue 642 1595.37
J Pridgeon Blonde 637 1525.62
J Pridgeon British Blue 612 1520.82
Fulbeck Farms Charolais 698 1399.49
JMT Engineering Limousin 672 1239.84
Barren Cows, Stock Bulls & OTMs Cattle:
A massive entry today with a trade that can only be described as ballistic! Numbers seemingly
no problem with very few cows today trading under 130p/kg and farm assured cows trading at
frightening levels! Top of the tree today saw AL Padfield, Great Yarmouth selling to 205.5p/kg,
with the same stable selling to 186.5p/kg. Top gross today for stock bulls from Slawek Farms,
with young Limousins selling to £1961.62, with the top grossing cow selling to £1616.94. More
cows could be sold weekly.
PRIME COW & OTM CATTLE TOP PRICES PENCE PER KILO
Vendor Breed Weight P/kg
AL Padfield British Blue 738 205.5
AL Padfield Limousin 735 186.5
AL Padfield Limousin 864 185.5
AH Farming LTD Limousin 704 184.5
T Steadman Limousin 831 184.5
T Steadman Limousin 860 184.5
Slawek Farms Limousin Stock Bull 1069 183.5
T Steadman Limousin 818 182.5
AG Coombe Bazadaise 583 182.5
R Bee Livestock Limousin 811 179.5PRIME COW & OTM CATTLE TOP PRICES POUNDS PER HEAD
Vendor Breed Weight £s/Head
Slawek Farms Limousin Stock Bull 1069 1961.62
P Barwood Lincoln Red 977 1616.94
AL Padfield Limousin 864 1602.72
T Steadman Limousin 860 1586.70
T Steadman Limousin 903 1566.71
K McCaig Simmental 933 1534.79
T Steadman Limousin 831 1533.20
AL Padfield British Blue 738 1516.59
T Steadman Limousin 818 1492.85
G Webb South Devon 926 1486.23
Improvements to Animal Welfare in Transport
There is an important Defra consultation out on this subject that, if implemented as it stands
would have seriously damaging implications for farmers and livestock markets.
In particular it proposes to limit journey times to a maximum of 21 hours, including time at
market, making many journeys impossible.
It also has minimum outside temperatures of 5ᵒC for non-temperature-controlled transport,
meaning that many farmers would be unable to transport stock in conditions that existed
last week and might have to leave them in the fields.
It is vital that as many people as possible respond to the consultation, which can be found
here -https://consult.defra.gov.uk/transforming-farm-animal-health-and-welfare-
team/improvements-to-animal-welfare-in-transport/STORE CATTLE
AUCTIONEER – SCOTT RUCK
Tel: 07796897516
Store Cattle (424)
126 vendors gracing the docks with 771 cattle today and of those, 424 stores.
Look no further for a busy weekly cattle sale with something for all on offer. The
transformation of Melton Mowbray’s cattle sheds is a result of hard work and
determination, early mornings and late nights by staff and supported by a
plethora of new buying and selling customers who respect the ‘no funny
business’ approach for which we continue to back by ensuring every kilo over
our bridges is weighed and paid for as we continue to put the ‘Stockyard of the
Midlands’ firmly on the map. Thank you to all for your support.
Store cattle hauled in from across the UK today and returning equally as far, if
not further, as we welcomed yet more buying accounts to the fold. Cows and
calves kicking off the day saw Blonde outfits from GB Sewell & Partners top at
£2065 with others to £1945 and £1840. Black Horse Farms Shorthorn Cows and
calves saw a top of £1500, whilst Ian Birden’s genuine outfits PD+ back in calf
saw a top of £1675 for Simmental x cows with Limousin x calves at foot with
others to £1610. In calf cows from loyal supporters Avon Blue Farming of
Southam saw a top of £1100 for Simmental x, equal to a slip South Devon heifer
from A Dickens topping at £1100 and feeding cows from G Saxelby of Newark
topped at £960.
Older Breeding Bulls saw a top of £1160 for J A Harris’ Pedigree Lincoln Red, as a
bonny 12 month old Simmental Bull from friendly face Kirsty McCaig of
Skegness, quickly raced to £1280.
Store cattle rocketing on into to the spring as trade continues to romp on at
prosperous and deserved rates up to turn out. A top today of £1275 for the one
and only R & K Driver of Glooston for a mere 14-month-old Limousin x steer,
also selling others to £1200 for Charolais x steers at the same age with their run
of 12 steers and heifers seeing an impressive average of £1152.The one and only Brian Handley of Ropsley seeing the highlights with his Limousn x heifer at 24 months to £1270. Up on the Coventry and Warwickshire bandwagon, we saw R S Beaty & Sons of Meriden with yet another romping run of Simmental Steers top at £1200 for a pen at only 14 months with a second pen only a fiver behind at £1195. Another welcome face, Pete Wilson of Caunton saw British Blue heifers top at £1200 at 20 months and the infamous Stevie Elliott of Allesley, Coventry up there with the best today and ringing the bell with 25-month-old Dairy bred Angus x steers at £1190. A proper run of British Blue heifers and Angus from NG & LM Middleton topped at £1180 today at 26 months, whilst Richard Hall saw Limousn x heifers to £1175 at 16 months. Jack Lockart not messing about and sending up a decker load of cattle on the Collins Express saw a tremendous cow trade and store trade to match topping with Charolais Bullocks for £1165 at 15 months, while AJ Harker saw £1155 for a mere 12-month-old Limousin steer. Quality Charolais from PN Archer saw a top of £1150 at 12 months, as John Pridgeon of Louth saw a quality run fiercely competed for, topping at £1120 for a Blonde x steer at 11 months and welcome in any yard. Younger cattle from IJ & PJ Handley saw a top of £1085 at only 12 months for Limousin x alongside I & T Greenfield of Wellsborough, again with Limousin x steers to £1065 at 16 months. David Collington from the Derbyshire supporters saw a top of £1045 for South Devons at 20 months, whilst Hollinshead Farm’s weekly consignment of cattle saw a top of £1045. Natives from GS Barney quickly reached a top of £1035 for Hereford x heifers at 24 months, while Delamore Farms saw 18-month-old Hereford bullocks to £1035. Younger cattle again from TFJ Ransome topped at £1000 for 10-month-old Limousin x steers, wheras Angus from J Fairbrother saw £995 at the same age and Mark Forrester of Newark saw a top of £990 for his Charolais x heifer. Dairy Blues from Sam Hall saw £965 alongside MP Lord who topped with Limousin heifers this week at 10 months. JM & LL Mayne saw a quality consignment to £925 for a pen of Limousin x steers at 10 months next to C A Leggott of Lincoln topping at £915 for Limousin x steers at 11 months. Additionally, G Saxelby & Sons topped at £855 for small but shapely British Blue x steers at 11 months. Another grand show expected next week with over 180 on the book at time of writing this report. Please do not hesitate to contact us to help market your stock and help us to help you by booking stock in for catalogue by Friday noon.
CALVES
AUCTIONEER – OLIVER CHAPMAN
Tel: 07796 897516
Calves (145)
A different week and a change up in gear; a new jockey to the rostrum saw calf
trade buck the trend and hit all new highs, as confidence from the prime cattle
sections filter down through to the start of the chain. A few fresh, friendly faces
around the ring, travelling from across the counties up from as far as Banbury,
to purchase some of the quality calves that are on offer weekly from the
farmers of Melton Mowbray and the surrounding counties.
British Blues were the pick of the bunch this week with a regular among the
highs; R B Batty across from Newark with month old bull calves roaring away to
the days leading calf price of £415. As ever, a fantastic run of calves turned out
to perfection by Michael Scannell, saw some £50 per head average dearer then
the previous 3 or 4 weeks, with a top for a super 5-week-old, Aberdeen angus
named sire calf to £410. Another pair from the same stable, the same way bred
from the British Friesian cows to £400, with more at £395, as the heifers from
this run topped at £385.
Regulars to the calf ring, W F Mann & Son Ltd, saw British Blue bull calves to
£395, with R W Collishaw to £380. R A Smith & Co across from Derby saw their
usual stamp of Hereford sired calves hit a top for bulls at £380. A fantastic show
of dairy bred calves through the ring today from start to finish and these would
be the pick of the bunch; seeing the largest increase in trade were G H Spencer
& Son, with Montbeliarde bull calves ringing the sale bell and selling to £370.
British Freisians from S W Elliot kicked the day off in style and sold to a top of
£130 twice, followed by more at £125. Calves are required weekly for the ever
growing and bustling calf market at Melton Mowbray, please do not hesitate to
contact us to discuss the marketing options of stock moving forward.Calf Averages: · Freisian - £78.65 · Shorthorns - £455 · Holsteins - £54 · Herefords - £236.67 · Montebliard - £370 · Aberdeen Angus - £301.25 · British Blue - £390 Weanlings again this week follow suit with the calves, floating along on the trade bubble. Top today for EF Hemming & Sons, with Limousin cross bullocks to £785, whilst Limousin X from W Redfern saw a high of £670. A pair of Charolais bred heifers saw a high of £655, while W Redfern saw Lincoln Red sired beast and another Limousin cross beast to £625 and £620. A trio of Limousin sired bulls from weekly supporters Throckenholt Farms saw a high of £595, as a trio of British Blue sired steers from M J Stokes & Son topped at £570. Weanlings can be sold to vendors advantage weekly and are required to meet buyer demand please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss marketing options for going forward. *Please note we are starting an on-farm calf collection service to help farmers currently struggling to find time to bring stock to market - Please contact Scott Oliver, Martin or Steve to discuss *
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