Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker
- Thread starter TFF
- Start date
Been to a few sales on the Welsh border and I’d agree £5-10 on the year but notable the size of lambs presented at sale definitely smaller and lacking in flesh
lack of grass being the main excuse for people holding back buying
Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
I’d say anything lacking size or style is cheap. Good texel and beltex stand on.
Strong lambs dearer than last year anything from £2-5 dearer.
gone up the hill
Member
- Location
- Devon
Monday 19th September 2022.
Out of respect for Her Majesty the Queen there will be no prime stock market held that day at Sedgemoor.
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There will be a normal prime stock market held on Tuesday 20th Sept 2022 and stock to be booked in like normal.
Out of respect for Her Majesty the Queen there will be no prime stock market held that day at Sedgemoor.
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There will be a normal prime stock market held on Tuesday 20th Sept 2022 and stock to be booked in like normal.
That’s good. I don’t think anyone should be doing anything other than necessary work.
- Location
- Hereford
Except for the 'anti Monarchy brigade ' I think it would be morally wrong for them to have a day off ...make them go and pick up litter for the day !!
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
No surprise. Wasn't there supposed to be a Lochmaddy on the Tuesday too? Not seeing it on the website of upcoming dates. That's the Dingwall crew with Tuesday - Saturday straight through now.*PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE*
Portree calf sale is now on the 21st of September
Further details to follow
Lochmaddy has been changed to October as the ferries aren’t stopping now and the locals thought September was to early.
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
Cull cows looked a bonkers trade today
Had a 15 year old one 733kg £1.96
Had a 15 year old one 733kg £1.96
livestock 1
Member
Did you get more than you paid for her?
- Location
- North Yorkshire
£4.40 base for U16m bulls this week
Northeastfarmer
Member
- Location
- Cleveland
She was bought as a dairy cross calf for about £250-£300 so she’s grossed a bit more
livestock 1
Member
I never get on very well with cull cows I’m not fa and I think there’s not enough left of them to make much but didn’t have many at that weight eitherShe was bought as a dairy cross calf for about £250-£300 so she’s grossed a bit more
You wouldn't get price going live.
Skintagain
Member
- Location
- Perched on the Pennines
Fair girl at 15 she’s kept her flesh
Dire
Straits
Sedgemoor
43.8 kg. £95
44.2kg £102
That ain't going to pay the feed bill never mind the electric.