- Location
- Cheshire
Bend the coat hanger a little too the left…Some of you must have bloody good internet connections - only get pictures in black and white here
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
- Location
- Cheshire
45 minutes. That better?
livestock 1
Member
Go to a store lamb sale up north in January/February and you will only see dealers and possibly an odd farmerI get what ur saying but re read what I wrote dealers are needed to for trade as well at times
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
You have to give it Frome, they are very good at making the trade sound a lot better on their market report than it actually was!
Frome Livestock Auctioneers
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Flying lamb trade in frome today
Over 1000 fat lambs averaging 2.66ppk & £120
Top price to £157 and 2.85 ppk!
Many thank…
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For example the prime SQQ was only up 2.4ppk on the week!
Tbh that’s what they should be doing I guess !! Things are flying at the minute good to see British wholesalers busy and the Marts booming !!!!
- Location
- West Wales
"and for those of you who are watching in black and white, the pink is next to the green."Some of you must have bloody good internet connections - only get pictures in black and white here
- Location
- West Wales
6 day rule should and could be done away with now remnants of foot and mouth
- Location
- West Wales
- Location
- West Wales
Had 25 lambs go yesterday, lovely group of lambs and almost all peas in a pod even though 10 or so different breeds.
Grass only.
Grass only.
Yes but got to be sold no passing them out
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Yes thank good for the livestock markets be that for selling store or prime cattle/sheep.
You only need to look at the pig job to see what a mess will happen to the beef/sheep industry if the supermarkets/ NFU/RT get their way and see the end of livestock markets for trading cattle/sheep!
Ceri
Member
How much do they deduct from those with pneumonia.....?
- Location
- Cheshire
Leaving pens now
- Location
- West Wales
Nothing I don’t think, lost a few ewes and particularly ewe lambs the last 6 weeks so nice to see the odd one on a kill sheet, only had 1 fluke so far this year, before we dosed the ewes twice we’d on 20% fluke in lambs after September.
I’m not sure on the price but I think those 25 would be on £6.40
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
It’s been coming over the horizon since the end of headage payment s.
i can’t understand folk who don’t sell their stock.It might be starting to effect the store lamb sales now. Longtown today didnt have the fire in it i thought. Not as many buyers around the ring. There were several hundred lambs in from one farm near Langholm,Texel out of South Country Cheviots i think. They were small but looked healthy enough,but there was no one there to sell them.Needless to say,they didnt make much.First pen in of 130 made about £68.Next pen of 100 in the £50s,and last ones £30.Think TE bought them.You would have thought that with those numbers,the seller would have been with them. Star of the sale was some Cheviot ewes made £2.Looked like they would stay alive.TE bought them.
- Location
- West Wales
