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HALLWORTHY MARKET REPORT THURSDAY 10th MAY 2018 EVERY THURSDAY Gates Open 6.30am SALE TIMES 09:45 am Draft Ewes followed by Prime, Store Hoggs & Breeding Sheep followed Tested & Untested Prime & OTM Cattle 11:00 am Store Cattle & Stirk NAMED SIRES Store cattle and calf purchasers are continually requesting the names of sires of Angus, South Devon and Hereford cattle. Please supply this information by writing it on the passport, it reflects in the sale price. Hallworthy Stockyard, Hallworthy, Camelford, Cornwall, PL32 9SH Tel: 01840 261261 Fax: 01840 261684 Website: www.kivells.com Email: [email protected] SHEEP AUCTIONEER STEVE PROUSE 07767 895366 237 Draft Ewes Very good entry met a much faster trade, with nearly ½ or ¾ meat ewes on offer which sold to a premium. Top shout on the day was £112 from J Coleman, Tregole, Poundstock, followed by Mrs L Gregory, Horvacott, Boyton, who realised £111 for her Suffolk x. Grenville Rowe, Lanoy, also realised £111 for his Suffolk x Mules. Dorset Ewes £91 from George Williams, San Mark, St Kew. Richard and Bill Pethick, of Trevalga topped the Mules at £99. Hill bred ewes to £79. 119 Fat Hoggs Again all the well fleshed Hoggs sold to a premium, top per kilo being 259p for a pen of 47.4kgs £123 from Ivan Gribble, North Hill. 9 Pens of Hoggs over £130 to a top of £140 from Mr R Shazell, Tregamere Barton. Mr & Mrs C J Burrow, Tredown, Wellcombe realised £137 and David Hopper, Rew Farm, Sweets House realised £134 with his first pen of heavies. Couples 27E & 41L Smaller entry of Couples saw the strong Doubles realise up to £220 from Phil Collett, Boscastle, and single topped at £145 for a Suffolk x from Andrea Tippett, Crackington Haven. 63 New Season Lambs Again a strong trade by the Weight Top Average New Season Lambs. The Per Head Per Kilo Per Head Per kilo young tight skinned lambs 32.1-39 106 279 102.50 277 sold to a top of 301p from 39.1-45.5 122.50 301 113.60 279 Andrea Tippett, 45.6-52 131 273 131 264.9 Over all 131 301 131 278.5 Crackington Haven, 40 kgs £120.50. A R Hooper & Sons from Pengold topped the day per head at £131 for 3 pens. WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR MARKET PRICES EMAILED TO YOU? Please let us have your email address or call the Market Office on 01840 261261 or email us on [email protected] STORE CATTLE AUCTIONEER RICHARD DENNIS 360 Store Cattle 360 Cattle through the ring at Hallworthy with a strong trade throughout. Top call went to a tremendously turned out run of Limousin & Charolaise x Cattle from Mr P Vian of Gorran, his top a bunch of 4 Charolaise x Steers to £1260 and a second bunch of 3 Limousin x to £1255, with his third bunch of 4 to £1205. A W Good of Launceston saw his best South Devon Steer to £1230. Messrs J & S Rowe of Middle Bodiniel, Bodmin saw his best to £1185 for a powerful red Steer. M A Tillier of Lifton saw the top of his run, a British Blue Steer with plenty of scope to £1140 and 4 Aberdeen Angus x to £1065. Mr P Mitchell of Bude realised £1055 for his top end Aberdeen Angus x Steers. A good run of Heifers were headed by D J Finnamore of Pollingarrow, St Kew with a wonderful run of Charolaise x, their top a pair of fleshy Heifers to £1175 and £1070. W & E Uglow of Trelash saw their best a bunch of 4 Charolaise x to £1090, and a pen of 6 Limousin x to £1035. M Bloomfield of North Hill with his last run of Devon x topped out at £1050. Younger Cattle saw D R & L J M Vickery of Bolventor top to £950, for a pair of Charolaise x Steers at 12 months. One young Pure Bred Charolaise Bull from Mr D Dunkin of Diddy Farms, St Stephen sold for £1300. A dispersal of Highland Cattle from Mr & Mrs M & B Clark of St Breward, saw their top to £850 for a 4th Calver, with Steer Calf at foot. The top end of in calf Cows at 85 months to 115 months topped to £640. The stock Bull topping out to £720. Bulling Heifers topped out to £610. The best Steers topped at £710, with younger Steers to £475. PLEASE COULD WE REMIND ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS WHEN BRINGING CATTLE TO MARKET TO COMPLETE AN ENTRY FORM. MOST IMPORTANTLY TO FILL IN NAME SIRES (IF ANY), FAABL DETAILS AND TB TEST DATES THANK YOU! Need an additional house on the farm? Want to maximise capital when selling agricultural buildings? Permitted development rights mean it is even easier to attain planning permission to convert an agricultural building to a dwelling! Pop into your local Kivells Rural Professional Office for advice and information or call Holsworthy - 01409 253 275 Exeter - 01392 252 262 Launceston - 01566 776 886 Liskeard - 01579 345 543 THURSDSY 31ST MAY - HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD SHOW AND SALE OF THE DORSET HORN AND POLL DORSET SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION Entries close Monday 21st May 2018 at 2pm For more details and entries please contact 01840 261261 FORTHCOMING SALES WEDNESDAY 16TH – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Prime and Store Market to include Mid Month Dairy Sale THURSDAY 17TH – HALLWORTHY Weekly Prime and Store Market to include 20 Limousin & Aberdeen Angus Cows with Hereford Calves at foot on behalf of Mr P J North and 60 Double and Single Couples WEDNESDAY 23RD – HOLSWORTHY Weekly Prime and Store Market to include Annual Show and Sale of Couples for Torrington Farmers Hunt and Lamerton Hunt. THURSDAY 24TH MAY – HALLWORTHY STOCKYARD Special Breeding Sale to include 8 Simmental Cows with Simmental Calves at foot, on behalf of Mr A B Spettigue of Hendra Farm. Further entries to 01840 261261 SELL YOUR SURPLUS ENTITLEMENTS WELL IN ADVANCE OF THE 2018 DEADLINE! TRADING WINDOW NOW OPEN! Please contact:- Caroline Squire on 01392 252 262 (opt 2) Or email [email protected] .
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