- Location
- Hereford
Yes it's the bonus of not being far away . I will sometimes take home what I buy but it's not always easy to get on a loading ramp and I'm usually off somewhere else after !
Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
Just been watching abit of llandoverys annual hfr and calf sale from last week. Hard work and some notable vendors taking some home unsold. Sucklers seem as wanted as monkey pox atm but wheres the inspec store cattle from if nobody breeds them
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Imagine joining the forum today, finding this thread and starting on page 1 to catch up with prices 
You would certainly learn a lot of information and opinions.Imagine joining the forum today, finding this thread and starting on page 1 to catch up with prices
is that a good angus theres no dip in its back?
Six
I got married and got that privilege for free!!you gave £1800 pounds for the privilege of having a cow that wants to kill you ?
Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
I dread to see your juice bill
Heard Hereford was a little easier yesterday??
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
Mean as you mention her , she would do just fine for starters .
- Location
- North Suffolk
Only missed post 100,000 by two! At least post 100,000 wasn't price related either to keep up the spirit of the thread
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Any deadweight lamb prices for next week?
- Location
- Hereford
I was gone as soon as cows finished but yes I think generally things were back a smudge going by what others are saying
- Location
- Hereford
- Location
- Hereford
I thought the average feeding cows werent battled for as much,not sure they had dropped though but good cows still a very good trade. 450kg feeding bulls still flying, cull lim bull made just over 2k and a six year old breeder made 4k. 370kg ish things and below are easing but there seemed plenty battling for the £1400+ cattle.
- Location
- North Suffolk
When dad went into sucklers he bought his first cross bred cow out of market, stuck a bid in, she then proceeded to jump in the auctioneers rostrum twice so no other bugger bid. Chap hauling it home said he would have to pay damages but when she got it back did the haulage cheaper as box was still clean. Settled fine on the farm and was a bloody good cow, in one instance she dropped the next calf before the previous one has been weaned
- Location
- Hereford
Did you see my little lim cow go through ?
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
surely theres plenty profit in a lamb at £100? not so long ago they were £60, i dont get where the huge cost rise with sheep is? very low inputs required