livestock 1
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Queer looking things like
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
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Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I know, who the fek likes gingers anyway
even the ginger women are temp ri mentallivestock 1
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I meant the Angus things
livestock 1
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More temp ri mentalI know, who the fek likes gingers anyway
livestock 1
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Maybe the limmy breeders hadn’t managed to get them in
- Location
- Cheshire
He’s not jumping anywhere. He’s always been a closet Angus man. We know what they say… “once you go black…”
Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
I thought he might ease himsef
In with a few ginger models but Na straight into the blacks for the glory
livestock 1
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Hilly
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- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Funny looking things hey , am a Hereford man now hey .
- Location
- Cheshire
bean
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- Location
- holsworthy
Hopefully will be coming to buy lambs all being well
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
Theses Johnny come lately's cashing in on the gold rush !
There will be some good runs of genuine lambs.
muleman
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For registering holsteins i think the breeders used to draw pictures.....i wonder if its like that in the angus job?
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
Well they know who to call if they need an 'artist' .......For registering holsteins i think the breeders used to draw pictures.....i wonder if its like that in the angus job?
- Location
- Northumberland
It was still British Friesians in those days,and i drew plenty black and white outlines in the pre printed Birth Books when i was a kid.They had post card ends that you drew on and filled in the details.Tore it off,then sent in to the Society for a few quid per calf.Then they sent the animals pedigree back to you,which the animal had for life.It was a form of animal passport long before the official ones came into being...............Still a hell of a lot better than The Limosine Society where you had to tattoo the fu*king things in the inside of their ear............a lovely job............not! When i think about it now,i can still hear the "crunch" when you clamped it in. Back on topic,did anyone go to the Ronick sale today at Carlisle?For registering holsteins i think the breeders used to draw pictures.....i wonder if its like that in the angus job?
I really don’t know nor does anyone but tbh of it did go more you still made a bloody good price of them now tbh all I can say is anything at home atm is being sent
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Sedge today.
Store lambs a much easier trade on last week for everything but the very small sorts, trade would be £7/10 head less than Exeter yesterday.
Store lambs a much easier trade on last week for everything but the very small sorts, trade would be £7/10 head less than Exeter yesterday.
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Sedge store cattle today.
571 head penned sold to a much stronger trade to top out at £1600 head with the same vendor having other well bred steers over £1500 head.
Stirks, a small entry of only 257 head penned sold to a red hot trade to top out at £1195 head for a 10 month old Lim steer, prices of note 10 month old 280 kilo ish dairy bred blue heifers at £870 head, similar blue steers but circa 240/50 kilo £810 head and so trade went on, prices overall would be up £50/70 head on last weeks strong trade with heifers seeing the biggest jump.
Calves....
Trade really was on fire in this section to top out at £840 head for a 16 week old Blue steer and its 8 week old stable mate to £792 head...
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Video of the top price calve is on the markets facebook page.
571 head penned sold to a much stronger trade to top out at £1600 head with the same vendor having other well bred steers over £1500 head.
Stirks, a small entry of only 257 head penned sold to a red hot trade to top out at £1195 head for a 10 month old Lim steer, prices of note 10 month old 280 kilo ish dairy bred blue heifers at £870 head, similar blue steers but circa 240/50 kilo £810 head and so trade went on, prices overall would be up £50/70 head on last weeks strong trade with heifers seeing the biggest jump.
Calves....
Trade really was on fire in this section to top out at £840 head for a 16 week old Blue steer and its 8 week old stable mate to £792 head...
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Video of the top price calve is on the markets facebook page.