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muleman

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Hereford Ewes Yesterday:

CULL EWES - 1787, GOATS - 72 Auctioneers - Rob Meadmore/Phil Jones A much improved entry greeted by a much improved trade and again sheep travelling a long distance to be sold at Hereford. Generally a better standard on offer, with the highest price achieved for a single pure bred ewe for some time at £245, a whole penful of 18 at £188, and several between £163 and £180. Crossbred ewes having a lift with all customers most active and animated, with both strong Texels and Suffolks from £120 to £150. Marvellous demand for Mules again with plenty of pens between £120 and £130, lighter and leaner all over £100. Hill breeds sharp, best between £80 and £90.

Unusual for Hereford, an entry of Blackface ewes proved very popular topping at £100.50, with penfuls at £80 and £86. Rams a bit subdued but still top price of £142, others at £125, £123 etc. Again a much increased entry of goats, and as every week excellent competition and prices with a top price of £148 and an average of £124.

Overall ewe average £100.55 (again up £6 on the week) Continental £245.00 Suffolk £151.00 North Country Mule £120.00 Welsh Mule £112.00 Blackface £100.50 Welsh £90.00 Cull Rams £142.00 Cull Wethers £118.00 Goats £148.00 For advice on marketing cull stock please contac
Didn't realise he was auctioneering now!
Good name for an auctioneer the first one too!
 

JockCroft

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Think they were 6.20 this week but rising next week. Lambs from up here not going to Preston though, down to wales.
How does that compare to £3.14 and £3.24 live.

“Thainstone once again witnessed one of the largest entry of prime cattle in Scotland with 80 head forward topping at £2,543.40 (314p per kg) for a 810kg Limousin from Messrs Robertson, Fodderletter. Heifers peaked at 327p per kg for a 595kg Limousin cross from Messrs Brown, Auchmaliddie Mains and £2,241.10 for an outstanding 730kg Charolais cross from Messrs Shand, Cortiecram. While Bullocks reached a high of £2,259.60 for a Limousin cross from Messrs Davidson, Mill of Alvah and 324p per kg for a 625kg Limousin cross from Messrs Taylor, Boghead of Cobairdy, Forgue.”
 

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Expanded and improved Sustainable Farming Incentive offer for farmers published

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Expanded Sustainable Farming Incentive offer from July will give the sector a clear path forward and boost farm business resilience.

From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and The Rt Hon Sir Mark Spencer MP Published21 May 2024

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Full details of the expanded and improved Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) offer available to farmers from July have been published by the...
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