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If you buy over the internet yes they probably will, but if you shop in store and see both at the same price on the shelf I imagine the majority would pick the British leg. I don’t think many urban internet shoppers would ever buy a whole leg of lamb anyway they wouldn’t know what to do with it...

I suppose the positive you can take from that is they aren’t using imported product. to undercut domestic, which is the usual scenario. We just have to appreciate the public really doesn’t care on the whole where it comes from, its price. I see this a something of a compromise, the consumer...

Old lads always told me they lose a cwt on the inside before it showed on the out

Definitely. Cattle that are left out too long in Autumn and go cold never really alter regardless of what you feed them until it’s light past five o’clock in late February. Once they lose a certain amount of condition they seem to go into survival mode and that’s it until Spring then they fly...

There must be an expectation of a fair lift in cow price soon the way one or two large feeders have been getting stuck into killers this last week or two, pushing killing buyers out a bit

Up to the seller to get them into a condition that makes people want to buy them, it’s just as bad as people that leave cattle out too long in autumn and let them go cold.

No mans land cattle I call them. Too fit to graze too young to weigh. They need to be cheap

The merry go round continues

Tom. Ran a good ship, going to Brock I was told today

Last I saw on here oats were a lot more than that unless they were very poor.

If it’s straight it’s for nothing. Makes second hand telescipics look seriously dear 😍

Once you’re in it will fit every time 😳

Yes. Common cattle looked off the clock, I went early it would be a late finish so they probably would have eased later, all sorts of hold ups at the beginning and a big show

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Plenty of edge today, little rough R grade heifers 10 months old 220-250kg making £850-900 at the start of the sale 😳

Dear I think. Wheat feed is cheap at the moment I was offered meal at £170 yesterday, better bet

If you put it into wraps and took it to town I don’t suppose anyone that bought it would care. If you’re happy to take horse sedative repeatedly until the point your bladder becomes permanently paralysed and you have to wear a stoma for life you’d chance it for a cheap hit

If you’re not in a rush to move it we can look at a price to take delivery mid/late June. Buying some from big Rich at the minute

This farming lark is sounding more and more like the Great Depression of the thirties, Moonshine!