Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

Look an absolute picture,
do they kick up much fuss when you trimming them ?

Not in the slightest but we only have an old crush so can't access their sides very well to clean off their flanks. But I can tickle them under the chin in the yard and I've managed to pull most the cleats off their sides as they stand there. I walk through all the cattle twice a day and scratch their backs it surprising how quiet they get.
 

Jimmywick

Member
Livestock Farmer
Surprised at that tbh, worcester reports would indicate its having the better trade. Primestock numbers picking up abit at ludlow but cow numbers are very low.
Yeah so my dad says yet they have serious trade cows each week it doesn’t make any sense to me why they not gettin more
 

SKIPTON​

MARKET REPORT - MONDAY 14TH MARCH 2022​


LAMBS
A large show of 3000 Hoggs penned for sale and trade variable depending on weight and breed. Lightweights and Handy weights of all breeds good to sell with 36kg to 45kg weight range all breeds averaging 271p. Nice selling lambs weighing early to mid 40s also a decent trade, commercial types of goods weighing in the higher 40’s and early 50’s finding more resistance than of late, but good heavies a nice trade again.

OVER 52kg
462 lambs in this weight range today, The better lambs on the day in the £130’s and £140’s peaking at £147 £145 and £144 all from EP&JM Hutchinson Faceby and all heading off with Joe Bosworth, Rossendale.

46kg to 52kg
An additional 1136 lambs weighing 46kg to 52kg with a lot of heavy lambs finding their way on to the market at the moment. Tony & Kay Kiernan of St Michaels headed off with the top section price of £151 for a pen of 47kg Beltex. EP&JM Hutchinson in the mix again at £145 going to Kendfalls Farm Butchers in Pateley Bridge. Banks Farms of Worksop made £144. .

36kg to 45kg
Only 1314 lambs in the main handy weight range and finding a strong kilo average on the day. Top sale price belonged to Tony & Kay Kiernan St Michaels led the section at £160 or 400p/kg, and also sold two other pens at £150 per head. Messrs Atkinson Harrogate made £157 or the top kilo price of 402p/kg for a pen of 12 Beltex crosses, with others at £148 and two at £146, main of the better lambs 320p to 380p on the day.
Some better runs of handy Cheviots and similar bred types 255p to 270p, commercial sorts 240p to 250p.
Some best Mules and Mashams around 250p but others around 230p.

35kg or less
Thomas Shepherdson reached £126 with a pen of 234kg Beltex at 370p. Other better Continentals 250p to 300p. Horned lambs 210p to 230p.



Cull Ewes trade just as dear for the ewes with a good run of heavies forward. Ewes topped at £300 for a Texel ewe donated by Mr Andrew Atkinson, Harrogate which sold to Saj Shan the first time and then sold to Abas for the second time for £215 then finally selling at £205 again to Saj Shan. Heavy pure continental ewes £175-£190 with best Texels £200-£230. Plenty of suffolks with weight £150-£170 and best ewes £180+. Medium nice selling white faced ewes sold from £145-£160 depending on size. First cross mediums £115-£130. And light weights £100-£120. Swale ewes sold to £113.50 from JM Dagget, Hartlington. Good full meat Swales with weight £85-£100 mediums ewes £70-£82 and strong lean ewes £55-£70 whilst plain ewes sold in the £40-£62 range. Mules sold to £135.50 from M&K Farrar, Tadcaster. Heavies £115-£130 with mediums £100-£115 and lean ewes £90-£105 whilst the plain swales sold at £65-£80. Char X ewes sold at £191.50 from A&K Kiernan, Preston. Lonk ewes sold at £102.50 for a large pen from SP&VM Morris, Preston.
 

JSmith

Member
Livestock Farmer
Bridgnorth ewes on fire again!! I had ewes to £158, an some absolute diers at £51😮😮😮!! Two rams at £85, one more shàgg would of seen them off!!! All the ewes were lambing casualties bar the four plain dogs which were just nails out the grazers!! If you’ve got ewes get them gone people🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
 

Herdwatch

Member
Introducing Flockwatch!
Sheep farmers now have an app at their fingertips which will allow rapid capture of lambing, breeding, weighing, medicines records and more.
The Flockwatch app will highlight the best and worst performing ewes in order to make better decisions for the following season.
Find out more below:
https://info.herdwatch.com/flockwatch
 
Introducing Flockwatch!
Sheep farmers now have an app at their fingertips which will allow rapid capture of lambing, breeding, weighing, medicines records and more.
The Flockwatch app will highlight the best and worst performing ewes in order to make better decisions for the following season.
Find out more below:
https://info.herdwatch.com/flockwatch
Strictly prices only here
 

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