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47Th Annual Sale of 389.85 Acres of Standing Straw By Instruction of Messrs M G Spratt & Son and Wickwar Farms Ltd 47TH ANNUAL SALE OF 389.85 ACRES OF STANDING STRAW Comprising 52.90 acres of Winter Barley at Fernhill Farm, Tockington 42.84 acres of Winter Wheat at Fernhill Farm, Tockington 86.68 acres of Winter Wheat at Hazel Farm, Alveston 92.24 acres of Winter Wheat at Villa Farm, Aust 115.19 acres of Winter Wheat at Church Farm, Alveston Monday, 5th July 2021 commencing at 7.00 pm To be held at: Hazel Farm, Alveston, Nr Thornbury, South Gloucestershire. BS35 3PS (Sale Subject to current Covid-19 Social Distancing Restrictions) DIRECTIONS to Hazel Farm, Alveston, Nr VIEWING Thornbury, Bristol Prospective purchasers may view the crops on the four Hazel Farm is situated on the B4461 road running from days prior to the Auction Sale and are respectfully the main roundabout off the Old Severn Bridge, which links requested to take care not to cause unnecessary the villages of Aust and Alveston. The farm is well situated damage. All viewings should be undertaken in with good access from the M4, M5 and M48, and the main accordance with current social distancing requirements. A38 road. The number of buyers MUST be restricted to allow Social Distancing (min 2 metres between each buyer). A SALE CONSTITUTION register of contact name, address and telephone At Fernhill Farm, Tockington number will be taken. Buyers will be asked to sanitise 52.90 acres Winter Barley (6 Lots) on entry and exit. 42.84 acres Winter Wheat (4 Lots) Further specific details regarding any of the crops can At Hazel Farm, Alveston be obtained from the Vendors. 86.68 acres Winter Wheat (5 Lots) Andrew and Ruth Spratt At Villa Farm, Aust Hazel Farm, 92.24 acres Winter Wheat (6 Lots) Alveston, Nr Thornbury, Bristol At Church Farm, Alveston Tel: 01454 411837 or 07831 519458 115.19 acres Winter Wheat (8 Lots) Or from the Auctioneers Total 389.85 Acres Voyce Pullin - Oldbury Office Knights Farm, SPECIAL NOTICE Shepperdine Road, Shepperdine, On behalf of the Vendors we would like to remind all Oldbury on Severn, purchasers of the Conditions of Sale at the back of the Bristol, BS35 1RL Catalogue. Of particular reference is condition 2 Tel: 01454 269486 or 07736 800760 whereby it is clearly stated that Straw should be baled FAO: Mr Jon Pullin and removed within 7 days of combining subject to E-mail: [email protected] suitable weather conditions. Please would all purchasers make best endeavours to comply with this rule enabling the Vendors to be able to cultivate and re-plant the fields as soon as possible after combining. Bale stacking is not allowed. SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 Note: All acreages quoted exclude field margins and any uncropped areas ................................................................................................................................................................... ON BEHALF OF WICKWAR FARMS LTD Lots 1 - 10 at Fernhill Farm, Tockington 1 Winter Barley California 10.60 .................. .................. 2 Winter Barley California 4.94 .................. .................. 3 Winter Barley California 5.73 .................. .................. 4 Winter Barley California 8.65 .................. .................. 5 Winter Barley California 13.49 .................. .................. 6 Winter Barley California 9.49 .................. .................. 7 Winter Wheat Skyfall 15.44 .................. .................. 8 Winter Wheat Skyfall 4.37 .................. .................. 9 Winter Wheat Skyfall 18.14 .................. .................. 10 Winter Wheat Skyfall 4.89 .................. .................. ................................................................................................................................................................... ON BEHALF OF MG SPRATT & SON Lots 11 – 15 at Hazel Farm, Alveston 11 Winter Wheat Costello 30.79 .................. .................. 12 Winter Wheat Costello 9.79 .................. .................. 13 Winter Wheat Costello 13.02 .................. .................. 14 Winter Wheat Costello 6.94 .................. .................. 15 Winter Wheat Costello 26.14 .................. .................. ................................................................................................................................................................... SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 ................................................................................................................................................................... ON BEHALF OF WICKWAR FARMS LTD Lot 16 – 21 at Villa Farm, Aust 16 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 6.05 .................. .................. 17 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 18.29 .................. .................. 18 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 11.64 .................. .................. 19 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 20.68 .................. .................. 20 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 14.65 .................. .................. 21 Winter Wheat KWS Siskin 20.93 .................. .................. ................................................................................................................................................................... ON BEHALF OF MG SPRATT & SON Lots 22 - 29 at Church Farm, Alveston 22 Winter Wheat Graham 5.41 .................. .................. 23 Winter Wheat Graham 14.55 .................. .................. 24 Winter Wheat Graham 9.04 .................. .................. 25 Winter Wheat Graham 20.34 .................. .................. 26 Winter Wheat Graham 21.05 .................. .................. 27 Winter Wheat Graham 14.16 .................. .................. 28 Winter Wheat Graham 16.31 .................. .................. 29 Winter Wheat Graham 14.33 .................. .................. ................................................................................................................................................................... SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 FERNHILL FARM, TOCKINGTON A38 Fernhill 8 9 Tockington 6 M4 5 2 3 10 4 1 7 Tockington Lane SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 HAZEL FARM, ALVESTON Marlwood School Alveston 11 12 B4461 Old Down Elberton 13 Hazel Farm 15 14 SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 VILLA FARM, AUST A403 M4 16 17 20 18 21 19 SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 CHURCH FARM, ELBERTON Aust PH Agri B4461 Alveston Elberton Manor and Church 29 28 27 26 Vineyards Brake 22 Elberton Road 25 23 24 SALE DAY: 07736 800760 | 07801 801872 | 07885 298316 | 07557 783785 CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. All Lots are sold on the Condition that the Purchaser shall give his name, address and telephone number to the Vendor who will then contact the Purchaser to notify him when combining of that particular Lot will commence. 2. Purchasers will be required to bale and remove the straw from the land within 7 working days of combining, subject to weather conditions. 3. It is a Condition of Sale that the Purchaser shall NOT allow any work to be done on the Vendors’ land on a Sunday. 4. In the case where Lots do not have direct road access or a farm track, the Vendor will give Right of Way over adjoining land. 5. The Purchase price shall be paid to the Auctioneers in full at the conclusion of the Sale. 6. The straw shall be the property of and at the risk of the Purchaser as soon as the crop has been combined. 7. The acreage quoted is the effective working area of each Lot and is not guaranteed..
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