Our eldest just bought his his first trailer load.Whitland store cattle live on jj morris fb
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Our eldest just bought his his first trailer load.Whitland store cattle live on jj morris fb
congratulationsOur eldest just bought his his first trailer load.
It certainly didn't feel like a flame emoji day. No spark from the dealers.congratulations
I watched ten minutes or so at lunchtime they looked steady to me for leaner sortsIt certainly didn't feel like a flame emoji day. No spark from the dealers.
Yes I thought cheaper than what I’ve seen previouslyI watched ten minutes or so at lunchtime they looked steady to me for leaner sorts
Should bring them down to SedgmoorIt certainly didn't feel like a flame emoji day. No spark from the dealers.
There’s me saying store lambs will be cheaper!Should bring them down to Sedgmoor
Top price steer ( do not think any were higher ) made £1780, another at £1700, one vendor averaged £1670 head for his trailer load of store cattle.
Ewes and lambs one HELL HELL of a trade, new buyer in attendance looking for every couple he could get his hands on, did not care what breeds/age etc they were, top was over £300 per couple for a large pen full of mixed flock ages i think they were.
Some new season store lambs sold today and they were one Hell of a trade also, £130 odd for at least one pen, smaller sorts all £105 head +, looked much much dearer than the prime ring.There’s me saying store lambs will be cheaper!
I could be eating my words by the look of things!!
Well let’s hope that trend stays with us it needs toSome new season store lambs sold today and they were one Hell of a trade also, £130 odd for at least one pen, smaller sorts all £105 head +, looked much much dearer than the prime ring.
Yes i quite agree, let see a prime lamb price of £170 head and a store trade of £100/120 head.Well let’s hope that trend stays with us it needs to
I cant see store lambs being cheap,but hope im wrong.Could do with feeding some this year. Grass growth seems to have taken off and maybe brought some buyers out for both ewes and lambs and store cattle. At least it looked that way at Carlisle on wednesday. Grass needs eating on permanent pasture that you cant cut,otherwise it gets too coarse and ends up just belly fill.There’s me saying store lambs will be cheaper!
I could be eating my words by the look of things!!
I always think store lambs are a reflection of previous hogg returns so that would mean lessI cant see store lambs being cheap,but hope im wrong.Could do with feeding some this year. Grass growth seems to have taken off and maybe brought some buyers out for both ewes and lambs and store cattle. At least it looked that way at Carlisle on wednesday. Grass needs eating on permanent pasture that you cant cut,otherwise it gets too coarse and ends up just belly fill.
The biggest mistake both cattle and sheep farmers are going to make over the next few months is under or not feeding their stock and it will badly backfire.I had been thinking along the lines of anyone who was in the position to get lams off early onto good grass and fattened would score avoiding the store ring even at lighter weights but maybe wrong
I can see a lot of store lambs appearing all at once and less folks willing to feedThe biggest mistake both cattle and sheep farmers are going to make over the next few months is under or not feeding their stock and it will badly backfire.
Well farmed animals will always sell much better than the poorer end even in a time of low prices.
Lambing weaning rates will be very good again this year for sure.I can see a lot of store lambs appearing all at once and less folks willing to feed
July is always the tester when the store sales start it pulls the fat price down when they start picking half fleshed lambs out for dw crewLambing weaning rates will be very good again this year for sure.
Unless the lamb price crashes in the next few weeks i think the medium/ top feed/farmed lambs will be a much better trade than some buyers are currently hoping/expecting they will be.
I thought it looked/sounded a tidy trade seeing as there was all sorts, auctioneer who sells the stores after the cows is a good one to listen too. Cracks on fairishIt certainly didn't feel like a flame emoji day. No spark from the dealers.