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Trade at the final Charolais fixture of the year was consistent with what's been achieved for the breed this season, as bulls sold to 5,500gns and averaged £3,304.
Dairy sales have received some positive trade this week, with fresh pedigree heifers being the order of the day. Several lots have traded for over the £2,000 mark, with heifers hitting £2,500 at Beeston, £2,150 at Skipton and £2,100 at Lancaster to name a few.
Early festive sales are underway, with higher prime cattle numbers reflecting the festive time of year, resulting in a slight slip in prices this week.
Prime lamb trade has also dropped slightly, but should hopefully regain some momentum once we hit December.
Store cattle prices remain relatively stable.
Have a good week,
Steph.
Sales coming up this week |
- Friday, November 24 - Wright Marshall will be running its Month End Focus milk sale which includes commercial and pedigree Holstein dairy cattle from leading UK herds at Beeston Castle Auction.
- Saturday, November 25 - Welshpool will be holding a sale of pedigree Limousin cattle, including a consignment from the Sarkley herd, on behalf of the North West Midlands and North Wales Limousin Club. In addition, there will be a British Blue sale incorporating the Rhymil sale of Blue Beauties.
- Saturday, November 26 - CCM will be holding a Mart's the Heart-sponsored Christmas primestock show and sale at Skipton Auction Mart
- Tuesday, November 28 - Howkins and Harrison will be hosting the 64th Midlands Produce auction of hay, straw, silage and haylage in bales at Lutterworth Rugby Football Club LE17 4LW
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