Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

[Shebb90]

Monday’s offerings at bakewell

Great lot of cattle you got there

 

[Jimmywick]

Great lot of cattle you got there

Quality cattle there

 

[livestock 1]

Quality cattle there

What they worth £1290??

 

[welger]

Yea not bad .....

Job to find much better than that for the hook

Thankyou for your kind comments

 

[cattleman123]

What they worth £1290??

Yon want them cheap it seems...

 

[livestock 1]

Yon want them cheap it seems...

Maybe need my glasses on

 

[jendan]

Yon want them cheap it seems...

Too high or too low? Hard to tell the size of them.

 

[cattleman123]

Too high or too low? Hard to tell the size of them.

Guess they are around 18/20mths...1350ish..for me real quality...but as you photos make it hard to judge

 

[livestock 1]

Guess they are around 18/20mths...1350ish..for me real quality...but as you photos make it hard to judge

£60 quid out you reckon??

 

[som farmer]

no idea what they will make, but they look some fantastic stock, and a credit to the owner.

 

[gone up the hill]

Guess they are around 18/20mths...1350ish..for me real quality...but as you photos make it hard to judge

If that age and well grown then from the pics then yesterday they would have made £1450+.

Top price was £1605 head yesterday for stores.

Steers averaged £1115 and that included a lot of cattle that you would not want even if they were given to you!

 

[som farmer]

If that age and well grown then from the pics then yesterday they would have made £1450+.

Top price was £1605 head yesterday for stores.

Steers averaged £1115 and that included a lot of cattle that you would not want even if they were given to you!

all stock prices, except pigs, are on a serious high, doesn't make that much difference, to us, because everything we buy in, has shot up in price, as well. If, if, it turns out to be a bubble, that bursts, then there are going to be some very shaky ag supply industries out there, as, if our money shrinks, they are not going to get any.

 

[Shebb90]

If that age and well grown then from the pics then yesterday they would have made £1450+.

Top price was £1605 head yesterday for stores.

Steers averaged £1115 and that included a lot of cattle that you would not want even if they were given to you!

Take it that top at £1605 will be killed?

 

[Hfd Cattle]

If that age and well grown then from the pics then yesterday they would have made £1450+.

Top price was £1605 head yesterday for stores.

Steers averaged £1115 and that included a lot of cattle that you would not want even if they were given to you!

Watched a bit of Whitland on you tube . Cattle serious there as well .

 

[haymaker80]

Guess they are around 18/20mths...1350ish..for me real quality...but as you photos make it hard to judge

Look fair lumps to me, presumed they'd be in the fat making £1600+

 

[lloyd]

Looks like the cattle farmers year .

 

[welger]

£60 quid out you reckon??

Last week for steers was 254 and 250 grossed about 1450 ish

 

[livestock 1]

Last week for steers was 254 and 250 grossed about 1450 ish

That’s some going!
They must have lifted since I sold some in March!

 

[casper74]

What they worth £1290??

It's nearly impossible to tell how heavy they are on photos, how people buy cattle by photo and video is well beyond me
If those cattle are well grown and and weigh well (550+ kg) £2.55 - £2.75p/kg maybe 1 or 2 a touch more.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

That’s some going!
They must have lifted since I sold some in March!

Think he’s sold them finished