Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

muleman

Member
Good meated Beltex ewes £110 and Texel x £102. Not as good as they have being I don’t think. Somewhere around a tenner less than last week.
Screws were £28 which I’m actually pleased with for what they where.
Yes I thought the bigger fit sheep were about a tenner less on the week....hard to compare tho when you can't see them side by side
 

Hilly

Member
I was been sarcastic , seems to me hell of lot of sheep men want to sell breeding stock at marts yet put all fat stock away dead , the marts need weekly fat stock without it they will die off along with breeding stock sales .
The other thing they do is send all best lambs dead and send crap live which pulls average down which is what dead follows ….
 

Bullbeeef

Member
Took some strong heavy 51kg lambs to Holsworthy. They made £132. I'm expecting to make that when I take the 46kg ones to Jasper's abattoir tomorrow at £6.20/kg DW. I shouldn't have bothered. A mantra I seem to repeat quite a lot recently.
How fast will they take them when you book in at Jaspers? Could you pm me a contact number for them please 👍
 

JockCroft

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
JanDeGrootLand
Be grand without marts , no tup sales no ewe lamb sales .no breeding sales, be just like the pig and poultry side o life .
Back to on-farm dealer buying store lambs, no haulage, no commission, has to be trusted his cheque is good. picked up same or following day.
Tups or breeding stock farm to farm, good day out or a craic with callers. Plenty Rare breed or smallholders already doing this via FB.

Some of us on TFF defineately have or will trade privately.

If a Slauterhouse came and gave you a choice of a fixed price ex farm or go by grades as currently. Which way would you go?

No matter how it goes, everone at some stage thinks theve been done, dealing with a bunch of crooks. Need a better way to sell our stock. And so the circle goes on.
 
Location
Devon
Back to on-farm dealer buying store lambs, no haulage, no commission, has to be trusted his cheque is good. picked up same or following day.
Tups or breeding stock farm to farm, good day out or a craic with callers. Plenty Rare breed or smallholders already doing this via FB.

Some of us on TFF defineately have or will trade privately.

If a Slauterhouse came and gave you a choice of a fixed price ex farm or go by grades as currently. Which way would you go?

No matter how it goes, everone at some stage thinks theve been done, dealing with a bunch of crooks. Need a better way to sell our stock. And so the circle goes on.
And where do you think the dealers/ FB etc sellers base their prices from??

The local markets of course!

Without the livestock markets the beef and sheep industry will be finished !

Look at the pig job when they all but stopped markets from being used to buy/sell pigs, same will happen with cattle/ sheep if those sectors go the same way and markets are gone!
 

Lincs

Member
Livestock Farmer
And where do you think the dealers/ FB etc base their prices from??

The local markets of course!

Without the livestock markets the beef and sheep industry will be finished !

Look at the pig job when they all but stopped markets from being used to buy/sell pigs, same will happen with cattle/ sheep if those sectors go the same way and markets are gone!
Melton seem to be getting a few pigs in now. Look to be selling well
 

Frank-the-Wool

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
East Sussex
Looks as if the markets had a disastrous trade for sheep today.

Lambs back to £2.63 and ewes well back.
All markets seem to have had big numbers.
Those who sold deadweight this week will have been pounds ahead.

Anyone know what the deadweight has dropped to?
 

kps

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
leicestershire
Looks as if the markets had a disastrous trade for sheep today.

Lambs back to £2.63 and ewes well back.
All markets seem to have had big numbers.
Those who sold deadweight this week will have been pounds ahead.

Anyone know what the deadweight has dropped to?
It's Bastille day in France on Friday I think someone thought that'd affect the job. Farmers fresh weren't killing yesterday which is rare.
 

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