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J 1177 · May 28, 2022

livestock 1 said:
Just put a free bar on fill all the people up with drink then wait for them to come down would be very entertaining

They got some stick when they got down. 3 of them were phsically shaking. They were escorted to the boundry by locals. I hope they were shaken by it as they diddnt mind hurling abuse when people were walking in with their kids.fuucking parasites

Gedd · May 28, 2022

J 1177 said:
They got some stick when they got down. 3 of them were phsically shaking. They were escorted to the boundry by locals. I hope they were shaken by it as they diddnt mind hurling abuse when people were walking in with their kids.fuucking parasites

Have they just come down

J 1177 · May 28, 2022

Gedd said:
Have they just come down

Bout 5

Raider112 · May 28, 2022

DB67 said:
Sorry for going back here…..

“throw money at the poor”. Some comment.

We live in a supposed first world country with endless millionaires and billionaires, there shouldn’t be poor people. Food banks should not be a thing in this country. It’s embarrassing and brings huge shame mainly on these lemons in charge right now. They look after their mates and big business. Wages stay the same whilst everything else rockets up.

And spare me the iPhone and sky sports pish that’s branded about by Tories.

There's always going to be rich and poor, it's not just the UK that have that problem. Life's not fair.

Werzle · May 28, 2022

DB67 said:
Sorry for going back here…..

“throw money at the poor”. Some comment.

We live in a supposed first world country with endless millionaires and billionaires, there shouldn’t be poor people. Food banks should not be a thing in this country. It’s embarrassing and brings huge shame mainly on these lemons in charge right now. They look after their mates and big business. Wages stay the same whilst everything else rockets up.

And spare me the iPhone and sky sports pish that’s branded about by Tories.

Better if they had given them food vouchers, some will just blow it because they cannot budget money. I have posted that alot of people didnt need this latest handout so more could have gone to those that really needed it. Get abit tired tbh of seeing some overweight pinked haired slob crying on tv saying they only eat every other day etc, must be one hell of a sitting when they do eat. There not living on carrots and water thats for sure.

dairydurham · May 28, 2022

J 1177 said:
Bout 5

Should have sent Tracey up to have a quiet word with them

J 1177 · May 28, 2022

dairydurham said:
Should have sent Tracey up to have a quiet word with them

The word she had when they came down certainly wasnt quiet, i love tracey to bits but i wouldnt want to be on the wrong side of her.
The quote of the day came from Her Husband Michael to the vegans.. where do we send the complementary tickets for next year as the mart couldnt pay for publicity like this.

dairydurham · May 28, 2022

J 1177 said:
The word she had when they came down certainly wasnt quiet, i love tracey to bits but i wouldnt want to be on the wrong side of her.
The quote of the day came from Her Husband Michael to the vegans.. where do we send the complementary tickets for next year as the mart couldnt pay for publicity like this.

She,s a Darlo legend !!

Levelsman · May 28, 2022

J 1177 said:
Bout 5

Now that's over, let's get back to Sedge and whether trade was on

or

!

cattleman123 · May 28, 2022

gone up the hill said:
ABP were £6.60 this week ( they dropped it 10ppk when markets were going dearer ) so the +25ppk means they are up 25ppk on the week at £6.85.

Still not enough imo to be level with markets, needs to be at least another 10ppk above £6.85 to be on a par with liveweight!

Levelsman said:
Now that's over, let's get back to Sedge and whether trade was on or !

I heard strong stores were a real trade...only hearsay...i did not go

muleman · May 28, 2022

Levelsman said:
Now that's over, let's get back to Sedge and whether trade was on or !

Now LEVELSMAN, with the way inputs are rising they are not enough

gone up the hill · May 28, 2022

cattleman123 said:
I heard strong stores were a real trade...only hearsay...i did not go

The day of days!

Record top price for stirks at the centre ever seen! ( and i suspect any market in the SW of England other than perhaps for show animal/ pedigree breeding bull but even then i do not think anywhere has ever had stirks to todays top prices!

Lim steer circa 10 or 12 months old going to a commercial finisher hit £1285 in the stirks, another at £1250 to the same good home, Angus 12 month old steer to £1200 and so it goes on!

Not to be outdone in the sheep section store lambs averaged £106 head and AND couples to £375 an outfit!

But not left behind in the store cattle ring trade really was on fire and much much sharper on the week, trade topped out at £1780 head for a steer, pen after pen £1400/1500 head but what looked the dearest were the smaller grazing cattle, WOW what a trade they were! R grade 450 kilo steers anything from £1200 to £1295 head, heifers slightly lighter £1000 to easily £1100 + head time and time again!

Deadweight up next week and well over £4.40 kilo now, empty sheds, plenty of cheap straw and silage pits full to bursting across the UK with very high quality first cut silage and cattle numbers very short is only driving trade onwards and upwards.

livestock 1 · May 28, 2022

gone up the hill said:
The day of days!

Record top price for stirks at the centre ever seen! ( and i suspect any market in the SW of England other than perhaps for show animal/ pedigree breeding bull but even then i do not think anywhere has ever had stirks to todays top prices!

Lim steer circa 10 or 12 months old going to a commercial finisher hit £1285 in the stirks, another at £1250 to the same good home, Angus 12 month old steer to £1200 and so it goes on!

Not to be outdone in the sheep section store lambs averaged £106 head and AND couples to £375 an outfit!

But not left behind in the store cattle ring trade really was on fire and much much sharper on the week, trade topped out at £1780 head for a steer, pen after pen £1400/1500 head but what looked the dearest were the smaller grazing cattle, WOW what a trade they were! R grade 450 kilo steers anything from £1200 to £1295 head, heifers slightly lighter £1000 to easily £1100 + head time and time again!

Deadweight up next week and well over £4.40 kilo now, empty sheds, plenty of cheap straw and silage pits full to bursting across the UK with very high quality first cut silage and cattle numbers very short is only driving trade onwards and upwards.

Have they changed your tablets again guth??
No input cost worries from you tonight either!!!

thorpe · May 28, 2022

gone up the hill said:
The day of days!

Record top price for stirks at the centre ever seen! ( and i suspect any market in the SW of England other than perhaps for show animal/ pedigree breeding bull but even then i do not think anywhere has ever had stirks to todays top prices!

Lim steer circa 10 or 12 months old going to a commercial finisher hit £1285 in the stirks, another at £1250 to the same good home, Angus 12 month old steer to £1200 and so it goes on!

Not to be outdone in the sheep section store lambs averaged £106 head and AND couples to £375 an outfit!

But not left behind in the store cattle ring trade really was on fire and much much sharper on the week, trade topped out at £1780 head for a steer, pen after pen £1400/1500 head but what looked the dearest were the smaller grazing cattle, WOW what a trade they were! R grade 450 kilo steers anything from £1200 to £1295 head, heifers slightly lighter £1000 to easily £1100 + head time and time again!

Deadweight up next week and well over £4.40 kilo now, empty sheds, plenty of cheap straw and silage pits full to bursting across the UK with very high quality first cut silage and cattle numbers very short is only driving trade onwards and upwards.

better get down next week for the yo yo effect!

gone up the hill · May 28, 2022

livestock 1 said:
Have they changed your tablets again guth??
No input cost worries from you tonight either!!!

I report trade as i saw it ( of course i may be totally wrong

)

Ref the feed/ numbers short etc that is what the big buyers of store cattle were saying around the ringside!

What is going to happen come Autumn/ next winter i personally have no idea!

gone up the hill · May 28, 2022

thorpe said:
better get down next week for the yo yo effect!

Exeter Chiefs are playing a big game/ then a big party afterwards/ long bank hols weekend as well so will be intresting to see how many regular buyers/ numbers of cattle/ sheep are penned next Sat.

Certainly several of the store cattle buyers are very keen on their rugby!

livestock 1 · May 28, 2022

gone up the hill said:
I report trade as i saw it ( of course i may be totally wrong )

Ref the feed/ numbers short etc that is what the big buyers of store cattle were saying around the ringside!

What is going to happen come Autumn/ next winter i personally have no idea!

I’ve been watching a few cattle sold and sold some of our own and I genuinely think they are slowly getting dearer although too slowly

lloyd · May 28, 2022

Hilly said:
Atleast you have learnt something from tff.

We all have.

Woolless · May 28, 2022

Mc115reed said:
I only have too look at my mrs and I get her pregnant

I remember my Mrs having a go at me, 'Oh you drink and smoke and you're overweight. We'll never have kids!' Three bairns later

. Mind, I'm not quite as good a stockgetter as my wee Hereford bull but he doesn't have a ridiculously large arse,so we don't count him

Anymulewilldo · May 28, 2022

gone up the hill said:
The day of days!

Record top price for stirks at the centre ever seen! ( and i suspect any market in the SW of England other than perhaps for show animal/ pedigree breeding bull but even then i do not think anywhere has ever had stirks to todays top prices!

Lim steer circa 10 or 12 months old going to a commercial finisher hit £1285 in the stirks, another at £1250 to the same good home, Angus 12 month old steer to £1200 and so it goes on!

Not to be outdone in the sheep section store lambs averaged £106 head and AND couples to £375 an outfit!

But not left behind in the store cattle ring trade really was on fire and much much sharper on the week, trade topped out at £1780 head for a steer, pen after pen £1400/1500 head but what looked the dearest were the smaller grazing cattle, WOW what a trade they were! R grade 450 kilo steers anything from £1200 to £1295 head, heifers slightly lighter £1000 to easily £1100 + head time and time again!

Deadweight up next week and well over £4.40 kilo now, empty sheds, plenty of cheap straw and silage pits full to bursting across the UK with very high quality first cut silage and cattle numbers very short is only driving trade onwards and upwards.

Hells bells!

someone must know something I don’t!! Pits up here are full to busting after first cuts. It’s all looking very good!

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