Written by William Kellett
United Auctions’ strict regulations and security controls with regards to Covid-19 will continue for the May Stirling bull sales, in line with Scottish government guidance.
The auction will see 248 pedigree bulls and females put forward for the live sales at Stirling Agricultural Centre from Sunday, May 2, to Monday, May 3, 2021.
With no pre-sale show, pedigree Charolais and Simmental cattle will go under the hammer on Sunday afternoon with a full sale day on Monday, starting with Salers females at 11:00a.m and followed by Limousin, Salers, Hereford and Beef Shorthorn bulls.
The event closes with the sale of Aberdeen Angus bulls and females on Monday afternoon.
No spectator admittance for Stirling Bull Sales
Once again, no spectators will be allowed to attend the sales, and entry to the ring and tic tac will only be permitted to pre-registered customers who have a genuine intention to buy pedigree cattle.
To ensure everyone’s safety, all pre-registered buyers must wear a facemask at all times and maintain the 2m social distancing rule. There is a strict one customer per farming enterprise policy.
No under 16’s are permitted to attend and there will be reduced catering and no bar.
John Roberts, group sales director for United Auctions, said: “We’re operating under the same restrictions and Scottish government guidance as we were in February.
“Our staff and customer safety continues to be of paramount importance and we urge everyone to abide by our regulations, which will be enforced.
An online bidding facility will be available for which all buyers – who must pre-register for, and complete the ‘Know Your Customer’ checks in good time before the sales take place.
The sales catalogue is available on the UA website.
Press attendance will also continue to be limited and agricultural journalists and photographers must pre-register to attend with only one journalist per publication permitted.
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