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Exmoor Farmers Livestock Auctions Ltd EXMOOR FARMERS LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS LTD. CUTCOMBE MARKET Wheddon Cross, Minehead. TA24 7DT WEDNESDAY 2nd JUNE 2021 120 CATTLE SALE AT 11 am 12 HEIFERS & CALVES/COWS 25 BULLING HEIFERS 1 ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL 65 STEERS AND HEIFERS STRICT SOCIAL DISTANCING. FACE MASKS TO BE WORN ONLY ONE PERSON PER BUSINESS EXMOOR FARMERS LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS LTD. Chartered Surveyors, Valuers, Land and Estate Agents Cutcombe Market, Wheddon Cross, Minehead, Somerset Tel: 01643 841841. Tel: Sale Day Only – 01643 841231 www.exmoorfarmers.co.uk e-mail: [email protected] CONDITIONS OF SALE As exhibited in the Auctioneers Offices. Updated by Livestock Auctioneers' Association November 2017 PLEASE NOTE: TB TEST RULE CHANGES DO NOT AFFECT THE 60 DAYS WITHIN WHICH ANIMALS CAN BE MOVED MULTIPLE TIMES. PARKING Please follow signs as appropriate and park in the field adjacent to the sheep pens, this being for cars and livestock vehicles that are empty. Empty livestock vehicles must arrive clean. SIGNS Please obey all signs as to where you can or cannot go. CLOTHES To enter the penning area, sale ring etc. you must be wearing clean clothes/waterproofs and boots. TERMS Terms of Payment are strictly payment on the day of sale. ARRIVAL OF CATTLE VENDORS PLEASE BRING YOUR CATTLE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE CLEANSING AND DISINFECTION Vendors please note that it would be of great assistance on a busy day if you would sign a declaration that you will C&D your vehicle when you return home or you may cleanse your vehicle at market if you wish. Purchasers please note: you must have a clean vehicle to take stock away. SUPPLEMENTARY CONDITIONS Although in the catalogue it may state Cows and Heifers to be in Calf, or to have been running with the Bull, they are not warranted in calf unless specifically stated at the time of sale of the lot by the vendor. In the event of a cow which is warranted in calf and is later found to be barren, the purchaser shall have the right to return the cow to the vendor at the vendor's expense in respect of carriage and the vendor shall pay the purchaser the sum of £8 per week for the period for which the purchaser has kept the cow. The warranty of a cow being in calf shall only be valid for 7 weeks and the purchaser shall not be entitled to any compensation if the claim is lodged after this date. NOTE: CATTLE OVER 42 DAYS OLD MUST HAVE BEEN TB TESTED WITHIN 60 DAYS OF MOVEMENT IF FROM A ONE OR TWO YEAR TESTING PARISH. PLEASE BRING A COPY OF YOUR TB TEST CERTIFICATE. PURCHASERS – PLEASE NOTE Please do not re-test cattle bought at market before 60 days has expired from their last test date. This date will be printed on your invoice or please ask us. BREEDING CATTLE MR R GREED, SANNACOTT, NORTH MOLTON 1 1 Pedigree Devon Cow - "Starston Buttercup" Reg: F150897 Born: 20.04.2015 with her Devon Male Calf at foot, born 26.02.2021 2 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Starston Virtue 1st" Reg: PF150894 Born: 21.03.2015 with her Devon Heifer Calf at foot, born 26.03.2021 3 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Conygar Peach 6th" Reg: F171192 Born: 22.04.2017 with her Devon Heifer Calf at foot, born 27.02.2021 4 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Peacock Daisey 32nd" Reg: F170976 Born: 14.04.2017 with her Devon Male Calf at foot, born 21.03.2021 5 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Cutcombe Margot 105th" Reg: F171174 Born: 16.05.2017 with her Devon Male Calf at foot, born 18.04.2021 6 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Conygar Peach 2nd" Reg: F120222 Born: 13.04.2012 with her Devon Male Calf at foot, born 12.03.2021 7 1 Pedigree Devon Cow – "Orswell Daisey 9th" Reg: F160148 Born: 04.02.2016 with her Devon Heifer Calf at foot, born 17.05.2021 FA. All Calves sired by Warson Rambo (Reg: M18010). Cows BVD vaccinated, calves BVD tagged & tested negative. Cows Trace Element bolussed and wormed. MESSRS P & S LLEWELLYN, WEST TAPPS FARM, OAKFORD 8 1 Hereford x Cow, born 15.01.2016 with her March born Aberdeen Angus x Steer Calf at foot 9 1 British Blue x Aberdeen Angus Cow, born 07.04.2017 with her April born Aberdeen Angus x Heifer Calf at foot 10 Withdrawn MISS S WATES & MR J THAYNE, WEST TWITCHEN BALL FARM, SANDYWAY 11 1 Pedigree Aberdeen Angus – "Anstey Peony", born 06.06.2015 Incalf to Pedigree Aberdeen Angus bull, "Anstey Patrick U593", due August/September. 12 1 British Blue x Cow, born 15.04.2015 Incalf to Pedigree Aberdeen Angus bull, "Anstey Patrick U593", due August/September. FA. TB free herd for 7 years. BVD Accredited. BULLING HEIFERS MESSRS MJ & VM PILE, HIGH WEEK FARM, KENTISBURY 20 3 Red Hereford x Bulling Heifers 20 months FA. MESSRS P & A WHITE, LEIGH BARTON, ROADWATER 21 3 Black Hereford x Bulling Heifers 20-24 months 22 3 Black Hereford x Bulling Heifers 20-24 months 23 4 Red Hereford x Bulling Heifers 20-24 months 24 3 British Blue x Bulling Heifers 20-24 months MR RG TUCKER, OAKSTONE, BRIDFORD 25 6 Devon x Friesian Bulling Heifers 18 - 24 months 26 2 Hereford x Friesian Bulling Heifers 18 months MESSRS WARD FARMS LTD, WESTACOTT FARM, EAST BUCKLAND 27 1 Blonde x Bulling Heifer 26 months FA. DEVON FARMING, BRATTON FLEMING, BARNSTAPLE 28 3 Shorthorn Bulling Heifers MR S COLE, CALVERLEIGH, TIVERTON 16 3 Devon x Friesian Bulling Heifers 17 6 British Blue x Bulling Heifers 18 2 Hereford x Bulling Heifers STEERS AND HEIFERS MR DR TUCKER, NELSON FARM, TEDBURROW 30 4 Aberdeen Angus x Heifers 14 months 31 4 Aberdeen Angus x Heifers 14 months Named Sires. MISS V BLACK, HILL BARTON, ILFRACOMBE 32 1 Charolais x Steer Born March – August 2020 33 1 Charolais x Steer Born March – August 2020 34 1 Charolais x Steer Born March – August 2020 35 1 Charolais x Steer Born March – August 2020 36 1 Charolais x Steer Born March – August 2020 37 1 Charolais x Heifer Born March – August 2020 38 1 Charolais x Heifer Born March – August 2020 39 1 Charolais x Heifer Born March – August 2020 FA. MRS JE CLAPP, TONE FARM, BRENDON HILL 40 2 Limousin Steers 23 months MR R SELDON, KNAPPDOWN FARM, COMBE MARTIN 41 3 Aberdeen Angus Steers Born August – September 2019 42 2 Aberdeen Angus Steers Born August – September 2019 43 4 Aberdeen Angus Heifers Born August – September 2019 44 3 Aberdeen Angus Heifers Born August – September 2019 All Pedigree Aberdeen Angus bred. Named Sire: Combebow Black Benny S344. MESSRS WARD FARMS LTD, WESTACOTT FARM, EAST BUCKLAND 45 1 British Blue x Steer 26 months FA. MESSRS SJ & RJ WEBBER, DUNKERY VIEW, WHEDDON CROSS 46 4 Limousin x Heifer 20 months FA. MR D FOLLAND, BARNWELL, LANDKEY, BARNSTAPLE 47 1 Limousin x Steer 25 months 48 1 Aberdeen Angus x Steer 20 months 49 1 Limousin x Steer 24 months MESSRS DL & EL WALLACE, ASHWICK MANOR FARM, DULVERTON 50 2 Devon Steers Born March-April 2020 51 4 Devon Heifers Born March-April 2020 52 6 Devon Heifers Born March-April 2020 FA. Pedigree bred (not registered). MR R HUXTABLE, BARTON TOWN, CHALLACOMBE 53-57 15 Steers MR MJ PETHERICK, HIGHER HEALE, PARRACOMBE 58 1 Charolais x Steer 12 months FA. BVD tested negative. MR D FACEY, 16 ACRES FARM, WEST DOWN, ILFRACOMBE 59 1 Charolais x Steer 10-11 months EVERARD PARTNERS, BROFORD FARM, DULVERTON 60 1 Charolais Steer Born July 2020 FA. Free Business Support The Prince’s Farm Resilience Programme Exmoor Area - places still available this Summer 2021 Due to Covid restrictions and a delayed start to the Prince’s Farm Resilience Programme there are still places available for this FREE programme, starting this summer. It is a series of FREE business skills workshops delivered by top agricultural consultants, especially designed for family farm businesses. It covers topics such as business planning, practical cost management, business health check/bench marking and much more. To express an interest or for any queries please contact Charmain Dascombe (local co-ordinator - Exmoor Area) [email protected] or 07881 406306. Open to all members in the Exmoor and Greater Exmoor area. 2021 SALES FIXTURES Cutcombe - Cattle Wednesday 7th July Store Cattle, Cows & Calves Monday 2nd August SUCKLED CALVES for ESCRA Store Cattle, Cows & Calves Wednesday 1st September Grand Annual Sale of Store Cattle Wednesday 29th September Store Cattle, Cows and Calves Wednesday 13th October SUCKLED CALVES for ESCRA Store Cattle, Cows and Calves Cutcombe - Sheep Grazing/Killing Ewes, Prime/Store Lambs – Sale at 2.00 pm Wednesday 9th June Wednesday 23rd June Wednesday 14th July Wednesday 28th July Blackmoor Gate Monday 21st June Store Lambs, Ewes Monday 12th July Monday 26th July Monday 9th August POULTRY, POULTRY EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MISC. DEADSTOCK AND MACHINERY Friday 4th June Friday 23rd July Friday 27th August Friday 8th October ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ALL AUCTIONS ARE SUBJECT TO MOVEMENT RULES AS SET BY DEFRA COLLECTION EVERY WEEK – LAMBS AND CATTLE. TB RESTRICTED CATTLE COLLECTED TO SLAUGHTER Must be prior booked www.exmoorfarmers.co.uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .
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