lloyd
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Larry reads TFF?
Hello Mr Goodman if your reading this while in isolation Can you point us to future beef prices!!
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
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The farmers sold him the beef trade for a penny a kilo which won’t be true as he weighed them
- Location
- North of Perth
Bloody right it is abp are £3.78 for clean .AA £3.90 cows £2.55
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
- Location
- Staffordshire Moorlands
I'll check when remittance comes. That's what my boss was told and he told him you better come fetch some then.
Re: the Telford firm and lack of payment of Angus premium. Either it's a massive coincidence as the said load of cattle went 7 weeks ago or they're reading on here but had a phone call here this afternoon saying payment would be in the bank and apologizing for forgetting about it.
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Exeter today...
Store cattle, very short on numbers with only about 265 head penned sold to the dearest trade of the year, average for steers is reported at £1000 head..
Sheep..
Wow, what a day in the sheep pens!!
Trade was on fire in every section..
Orphan lambs a flyer, top was £40 head for strong lambs but 10 day old lambs were a belter of a trade making £35 head,, Similar lambs last week at £22 head and the week before at £10 head....
Store lambs,,, A cracking entry of 3095 lambs penned sold to a flyer of a trade and most lambs up several ££s on the week, several pens over £100 head and lambs needing another 6-8 weeks on farm between £85-94 head and the very small lambs needing 5/6 months on farm were reported as being around the £3 kilo mark..
Couples, a super entry for the time of year of 49 ewes + lambs meet a trade that could well be the dearest ever seen at the market for couples, top was £275 outfit for FM doubles with FM/BM doubles from another vendor at £272 outfit, so around the £91 life, overall average is reported as around £82/83 life in this section.
No end of confidence in every ring from buyers be that cattle or sheep.
Store cattle, very short on numbers with only about 265 head penned sold to the dearest trade of the year, average for steers is reported at £1000 head..
Sheep..
Wow, what a day in the sheep pens!!
Trade was on fire in every section..
Orphan lambs a flyer, top was £40 head for strong lambs but 10 day old lambs were a belter of a trade making £35 head,, Similar lambs last week at £22 head and the week before at £10 head....
Store lambs,,, A cracking entry of 3095 lambs penned sold to a flyer of a trade and most lambs up several ££s on the week, several pens over £100 head and lambs needing another 6-8 weeks on farm between £85-94 head and the very small lambs needing 5/6 months on farm were reported as being around the £3 kilo mark..
Couples, a super entry for the time of year of 49 ewes + lambs meet a trade that could well be the dearest ever seen at the market for couples, top was £275 outfit for FM doubles with FM/BM doubles from another vendor at £272 outfit, so around the £91 life, overall average is reported as around £82/83 life in this section.
No end of confidence in every ring from buyers be that cattle or sheep.
What are people’s opinion on weights. We have over £100 premium on over 400 kg than 380 kg even after deductions.
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I'll check when remittance comes. That's what my boss was told and he told him you better come fetch some then.
Re: the Telford firm and lack of payment of Angus premium. Either it's a massive coincidence as the said load of cattle went 7 weeks ago or they're reading on here but had a phone call here this afternoon saying payment would be in the bank and apologizing for forgetting about it.
That’s good, I’d go back their rather than let the firm benefit .I'll check when remittance comes. That's what my boss was told and he told him you better come fetch some then.
Re: the Telford firm and lack of payment of Angus premium. Either it's a massive coincidence as the said load of cattle went 7 weeks ago or they're reading on here but had a phone call here this afternoon saying payment would be in the bank and apologizing for forgetting about it.
- Location
- Durham, UK
Thursday’s Report Darlington Farmers Auction Mart held their weekly sale of prime stock on Thursday 26th November 2020. Forward were 295 Cattle and 2628 Sheep.
95 Prime Bulls sold to 254ppk or £1958
60 Prime Steers sold to 242ppk or £1706
139 Prime Heifers sold to 258ppk or £1713
2 Cows sold to 130ppk or £1058
1896 Prime Lambs sold to 261ppk or £128
732 Cast Ewes & Rams sold to £130
Prime Bulls (95) – Dearer on the week with an impressive average of 208 pence per kilo. Top price per kilo was an astounding 254 pence achieved by a smart 596kg British Blonde consigned by P M Bradley & Bros of Town End Farm, Gilling West; this good home sold 3 to average 239ppk as some 29 bulls sold over 220ppk today. Top gross price was a terrific 886kg Limousin from A C Simpson & Son of McNeil Farm, Witton-le-Wear, he returned a whopping £1958 on a day which witnessed another magnificent 7 top side of £1800 and 17 more beyond £1700. Some familiar faces as always found themselves near the top of the leader board as D Richardson & Co, Melsonby turned out 15 heavy weights to average 215ppk and £1704, A G Watson & Sons, Rushyford had 9 to average 224ppk and £1708. The pick of those travelling further this week came from S Wilde of Sheffield with a pair of beautiful Limousin’s which both climbed the top side of 230ppk.
Bulls – Top prices ppk 254 237 228 PM Bradley & Bros. 233 228 227x2 224 223x2 220 214 AG Watson & Sons. 231 230 S Wilde. 230 228x2 225x2 224 220 219 216 213 D Richardson & Co Ltd. 230 224 223 JH&M&NW Brown. 229 225 215 212 J Layfield. 229 227 TW Clark & Son. 228 222 M&J Cheesbrough & Sons. 228 JJ Horn. 226 225 JR Knox & Son. 226 A&D Proctor. 223 LR Welsh & Co. 221x3 AC Simpson. 221x2 LS Staley. 219 211 JK&CE Farming. 217 216 214 JR Tiplady. 216 TW Clark & Son.
Lead Grossing Bulls £1958 £1874 £1737 AC Simpson & Son. £1871 £1800 £1766 £1764 £1751x2 £1714 £1713 £1693 £1687 £1653 £1631 D Richardson & Co Ltd. £1859 £1757 £1728 £1720 £1695 £1677 £1652 AG Watson & Sons. £1836 J Layfield. £1814 JJ Horn. £1803 £1776 £1700 M&J Cheesbrough & Sons. £1761 £1744 LR Welsh & Co. £1752 £1637 LS Staley. £1745 WR Thompson. £1742 A&D Proctor. £1683 T Hill & R Wright. £1658 JH&M&NW Brown. £1658 £1638 J Layfield. £1649 JR Knox & Son.
Friesian Bulls – Top prices ppk 195 180x2 R Hall & Son. 178 JK&CE Farming. 171 JM&S Walton. 162 152 D Walker. 161 156 139 138 WE&CA Anderson. 139 R Carter & Son.
Lead Grossing Friesian Bulls £1189 £1135 £1128 R Hall & Son. £1166 JM&S Walton. £1158 JK&CE Farming. £865 £860 D Walker. £822 £748 WE&CA Anderson. £813 £759 R Carter & Son.
Native Breeds – Angus Top prices ppk 194 M&J Cheesbrough & Sons.
Lead Grossing Native Breeds – Angus £1555 M&J Cheesbrough & Sons.
OTM Bulls – Top prices ppk 191 WR Thompson.
Lead Grossing OTM Bulls £1745 WR Thompson.
Clean Cattle (199) – More forward this week with a lot of weight available to the regular parliament of buyers, trade slightly easier however still good with continental heifers averaging 228ppk and the continental steers 215ppk. A host of beast today the right side of 240ppk and as far as gross values we witnessed £1600 on numerous occasions and £1700 twice. Top gross value was a wonderful home bred British Blonde heifer from J & J H Musgrave of Pawton Hill, Elwick selling for £1713, she was closely followed by the days top grossing steer (£1706) which came from N Hetherington & Son, Viewley Hill, Great Stainton who was making a welcome vendors return to the Darlington live ring. Raiders from the North again left with the bragging rights this week as Messrs Renton of High Highlaws, Morpeth deservedly took the top price per kilo with a terrific 558kg home bred Limousin heifer selling for 258 pence per kilo; an exceptional 15 from this good home sold to average 239ppk and £1423. Top priced steer per kilo was another of our valued Northumberland consignors, the past few weeks the cattle from the North have certainly proved hard to beat, W J Scott Ltd, Low Leam produced a typically thick meat and classy 655kg steer which sold for 242ppk. Top runs of heifers from regular local producer’s the Hirst’s of Neasham Grange (6 average 242ppk) and the Hodgson’s of Summerhouse (12 average 241ppk) were well worthy of mention for these two most consistent of producers. We were pleased to see some tremendous heavy weight steers shown today as the live ring remains the place to be, great runs from C Moralee & Sons, Langley Park (average £1660) and M J & E A Sedgewick, Durham (average £1570) will no doubt have the deadweight firms sharpening their pencil’s; no weight restrictions, age penalties or waiting lists in the live ring, all are more than welcome.
Continental Steers – Top prices ppk 242 227 220 210 WJ Scott Ltd. 238 232x2 227 221 220 MJ&EA Sedgewick. 229 225 218 F&R Simpson. 228 Berryfield Farms. 227 218 Askwiths. 226 W Swinbank & Sons. 224 N Hetherington & Son. 222 A&MJ Henshaw. 222 217 214 C Moralee & Sons. 218 P&JH Davison. 217 WJ Smith & Partners. 216 SE Chapman. 212 208 WR Thompson. 207 RD Musgrave.
Lead Grossing Continental Steers £1706 N Hetherington & Son. £1692 £1651 £1636 C Moralee & Sons. £1629 £1586 £1584 £1570 £1552 £1501 MJ&EA Sedgewick. £1600 £1585 WJ Scott Ltd. £1596 SE Chapman. £1467 A&MJ Henshaw. £1459 £1387 RD Musgrave. £1417 Askwiths. £1388 P&JH Davison. £1388 £1372 WR Thompson. £1385 F&R Simpson. £1362 W Swinbank & Sons.
Friesian Steers – Top prices ppk 170 167x2 166x2 163 160x7 159x2 158 150 149x2 144 Berryfield Farms Ltd.
Lead Grossing Friesian Steers £1025x2 £1009 £998 £986 £966 £965 £962 £956 £953 £952 £946 £931 £921 £915 Berryfield Farms Ltd.
Heifers – Top prices ppk 258 254x2 250 245 244 243 240 Renton Highlaws Ltd. 255x2 250x2 243 242 JV&JA Hodgson. 254 JH&M&NW Brown. 252 241 Askwiths. 250 247 245 240 R Hirst. 248 GC&JC Pullan. 248 JE Suddes & Son. 247 244 242 W Swinbank & Sons. 247 244 243 TN Callender. 247 242 PJ&ES Rogerson. 245x2 WJ Smith & Partners. 245 230 JR&B Anderson & Son. 244 242 A Crowder. 244 AC Simpson. 242 WF Hustwit. 241 J&JH Musgrave.
Lead Grossing Heifers £1713 £1582 £1574 £1535 J&JH Musgrave. £1590 £1548 AC Simpson & Son. £1577 £1496 £1495 WJ Scott Ltd. £1528 £1506 £1498 £1460 £1439x2 £1418 £1406 £1400 Renton Highlaws Ltd. £1476 £1461 £1437 £1408 £1386x2 JV&JA Hodgson. £1420 TN Callender. £1417 A Crowder. £1403 £1401 W Swinbank & Sons. £1401 JE Suddes & Son. £1400 £1390 £1381 £1377 WF Hustwit. £1393 DH Lawson.
Native Breeds – Shorthorn 182 174 158 GA Rogerson & Son.
Angus Top prices ppk 172 A&MJ Henshaw. 168 Berryfield Farms.
Hereford 154 142 RI Jones.
Lead Grossing Native Breeds – Angus £1159 A&MJ Henshaw. £954 Berryfield Farms.
Hereford £1041 £948 RI Jones.
Shorthorn £979 £889 £737 GA Rogerson & Son.
OTM Clean Cattle 234 GC&JC Pullen.
Prime Lambs (1896) – The lamb trade lifts again, this week’s average of £91.76 or 205ppk with an SQQ of 216ppk was very pleasing as a fair proportion of Mule’s and Hill bred lambs were in attendance. Top price per kilo came from High Harbour Farms as a sensational pen of 7 Beltex weighing 45kg sold to Roots Farm Shop for 261ppk and £117.50 per head. Leading the gross values was a single superstar of a 52kg Texel from A & D Proctor, Swarland Old Hall selling for £128 to Hartshead Meats. As we have seen lately, more than enough weight from many of the vendors is now making the smaller lambs much sought after, neither we, nor our customers can make the lambs lighter at this stage of the game. Mule lambs this week to a top of £98.50 from the Tindale’s of Paradise Farm as the transparency we continue to show at DFAM brought forward a healthy show of almost 1900, good for the time of year.
Lambs – Top prices ppk 261 249 High Harbour Farms. 252 W Denham. 252 243 TN Callender. 251 Anna Herbert. 248 TW Brown. 246 D Lupton. 246 A&D Proctor. 244 236 PJ&MP Gilhespy. 243 W Robson. 240 Jack Barker. 240 L Fowler. 239 233 CS&V Whitfield. 238 L Collingwood. 236 SC Brown. 234 K&MM Henderson. 234 JM Shotton. 234 JJ Horn. 234 W Denham. 233 229 W Wearmouth & Son. 233 AG Laws. 233 GP Addison. 232 TH Richardson. 230 WA Wardman Ltd.
Lead Grossing Lambs £128 £115 A&D Proctor. £122.50 £106.50 £105.50 Jack Barker. £122 £117.50 £105.50 High Harbour Farms. £116.50 SC Brown. £113.50 TN Callender. £112.50 TW Brown. £111.50 £104.50x2 TH Richardson & Son. £111.50 JJ Horn. £110.50 Anna Herbert. £110.50 M&A Gaskin. £110 W Denham. £109.50 £105.50 JM Shotton. £109.50 RW&R Henry. £109.50 W Wallis & Son. £105.50 £104.50PJ Tindale. £105.50 WE Frank & Son. £104.50 W Robson. £104.50 K&PM Lough.
Cast Ewes & Rams (732) – Much dearer again, is the Christmas lift coming early? This week Mule’s sold beyond £90 for the first time in a while with Blackie’s beyond £70 and Swaledale’s over £60. Top price were a pair of superb Texel’s from C S & V Whitfield, High Castledene which sold for £130, an outstanding pen of 31 from this home averaged over £102 with the whole show today averaging £75.
Lead Grossing Cast Sheep £130 £121 £117 £112 £107 £93 CS&V Whitfield. £119 £112 JE&E Dobson. £116 M&EM Dobinson. £116 £105 W Wallis & son. £116 £115 £108 £103 R Atkinson. £113 £107 £105 C Moralee & Sons. £113 £108 £98 JJ Horn. £113 SC Brown. £112 B Lupton. £108 DM McClurg. £108 L Collingwood. £107 P&CM Graham. £106 M&RJ Hall. £105 DW Robinson. £100 High Harbour Farms. £100 £93 D Lupton.
- Location
- North of Perth
Take em to the limit
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Some big expectations of fat going up !
As was hexham today just keep getting dearerLudlow store cattle tradeToday.
Mate was there he said if it had a head & went moo it was £2/kg.....
Ceri
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Sandy
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Is that 10p down?
cattleman123
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- devon
But he loves to boast about his average....must have been a fair bit lower today as no mention
no the bollox