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Greenslade Taylor Hunt th Market Update 18 January 2021 For Dairy, Stores, Stirks & Calves BVD Free England Coronavirus (Covid-19) Sign up to eliminate BVD. Tag & test calves to monitor. Vaccinate to protect & Please note the Government have made it mandatory for people detail your vaccine & date of treatment on our entry form. Enhance your sale to wear masks when in a livestock market. Please help to value. Visit: www.bvdfree.org.uk Email: [email protected] protect those around you kindly bring a mask to wear. Telephone: 03332 413113 Please note with immediate effect and until further notice we are having Please note: Vendors warrant not to knowingly sell a PI to reintroduce a Drop & Go system. Vendors are asked to unload their stock onto the loading bays, pass over their paperwork and then depart. www.gth.net Entry Forms & Market reports. Follow on Facebook Please ensure any lotting instructions are clearly identified on the entry https://www.facebook.com/GTHAgricultureandSedgemoorAuction form. Vendors MUST not enter the pennage area or any other part of the Want to know in advance how many dairy cattle are entered each week on our market premises. Please ensure your mobile telephone number is on your Saturday dairy market? Receive email updates on a Friday afternoon by emailing entry form, so if you sell your stock with a reserve or subject to approval, we [email protected] or check http://www.gth.net/sedgemoor/pre-entered-stock are able to contact you quickly. All sale results will be emailed at the close of the market. Please ensure your email is on your entry form. 68 DAIRY CATTLE Commencing 11am Prompt No social visits or onlooking allowed. Auctioneers: Derek Biss Office: 01278 410250, Mob 07850 932555 Buyers please note attendance at markets MUST be restricted to those Andrew Clements Office: 01278 410250 Mob 07769 904704 conducting business and only 1 representative per business. Buyers will be restricted to allow Social Distancing (wear a mask & 1m+ between each Even though less than the past two weeks in number, there was still buyer). Buyers must stand on a red dot. Buyers MUST sanitise on entry to 64 cows and heifers penned for sale this week. A good show of heifers the market and on exiting again. Buyers must not attend with partners, saw 8 heifers break the £2000 barrier to top at £2220 for SJ Cheacker. children or others. At £2020 was an Easthill bred heifer from Lawrence & Tapp with £2000 Buyers where possible should “double up” and buy for multiple clients. for AJ Limond, RC Taylor, S Morgan and 2x non Pedigree heifers for Any buyer who does not actually secure a purchase MUST register with M & S Powell. Over a third of the heifers sold for £1800 or more. the office after the sale. Cows topped at £1900 for a pedigree cow from AJ Limond. Others £1880 from A & W Vigus. A Fleckvieh from MC Powell sold to Hauliers MUST ensure their name and contact details are recorded on the £1750 and same Vendor sold a Norwegian Red cross to £1680. entry form for the stock they are delivering. Hauliers must sanitise their hands before getting out of their lorry and must wear a mask when in the market. Incalf heifers to £1440 for GJ & FL Robertson. JANUARY 2021 Fri 22nd Store Lambs Gates Open 12 Sale 4pm Special Entry in the Dairy Section Sat 23rd Monthly Sale of Native Store Cattle 10am Ring 2 Saturday 23rd January 2021 Sat 23rd Collective Fodder Auction 1pm Wed 27th Orange Market Dedicated Sale for bTB Restricted Cattle. The Sale of 12 ORGANIC Freshly Calved Heifers Store Cattle – 15 Months & Over, Prime Cattle & Barren Cows. Ref DRB/SM Sale commences 4.30pm Fri 29th Store Lambs Gates Open 12 Sale 4pm Sat 30th Fortnightly Sale of Pigs 11am TYPE Min Max Ave FEBRUARY 1st Quality Heifers £1800 £2220 £1930 Fri 5th Store Lambs Gates Open 12 Sale 4pm 2nd Quality Heifers £1000 £1750 £1435 th Sat 6 Monthly Catalogued Sale of Organic Store Stock 10am Ring 1st Quality Cows £1680 £1900 £1803 2 2nd Quality Cows £1020 £1500 £1281 Thurs 11thCollective Dairy Sale 11am Ring 1 Fri 12th Store Lambs Gates Open 12 Sale 4pm 1404 STORE CATTLE, GRAZING COWS & STIRKS Sat 13th Monthly Seasonal Catalogued Sale of In Lamb Ewes 12pm Sat 13th Monthly Catalogued Sale of Suckler Cows, Calves, Heifers & Bulls 12.30pm Ring 1 963 STORE CATTLE & GRAZING COWS Sat 13th Special Sale of Busk Calves 11am Ring 3 Commencing 10.00am - Gates Open 6am Wed 24th Orange Market Dedicated Sale for bTB Restricted Cattle. DEDICATED RING FOR FEEDING CATTLE OVER 400KG Store Cattle – 15 Months & Over, Prime Cattle & Barren Cows. Auctioneers: Robert Venner Tel: Office 01278 410278 Mobile 07889 Stock to be booked in with the market office by 006503 Will Handel Tel: Office 01404 46222 Mobile 07894 616167 17th February. Licences to be obtained from Truro Trading Fieldsman: Adam Hayes Mobile 07889 064309 Standards on 03000 200301 or Please pre-enter stores with our office by midday on Friday. In the region of 140 [email protected] Sale commences buyers are contacted/spoken to over the course of Friday afternoon/evening. 4.30pm To have accurate information of entries by Friday noon would help greatly. For Saturday 23rd January 2021:- 60 day PMT date: 24th November 2020 SEDGEMOOR AUCTION CENTRE (count day after injection as 1 and day of sale as 60). Farm Assured – sell before 29/35 months. Non Assured – sell before 26/32 months. Unfed as Proud to Serve the South West’s Farmers yearlings – sell before 20 months. A huge entry of 963 store cattle, 68% up on the year and part of a massive SATURDAY STORE STOCK MARKET 1404, again many of which would not have been able to come to market under Victoria Prentis “improvements to Animal welfare during Transport“ 6 Day Standstill in Operation o proposals, if outside temperatures were below 5 C on loading. TH SATURDAY 16 JANUARY 2021 All farmers must reply to the consultation because every animal rights activist in the Country will be replying and we must not be TOTAL STORE STOCK: 5306 HEAD outnumbered. These proposals are very, very serious and must be opposed en masse. th WEDNESDAY 24 February AT 4.30PM Returning to the trade, again it was sensational. The average was ORANGE MARKET DEDICATED SALE FOR bTB RESTRICTED CATTLE th £145/head up on the year. Top was £1440 for a forward Blue steer Licences to be applied for by 17 February from DEFRA on 03000 200301 or (28m & FA) from R & G Matravers, Pitminster, who also sold a well Email: [email protected] Store Cattle, Prime Cattle, Barren Cows, Feeding Cows & Cull Bulls grown Simmental steer at £1260 (26m & FA). Further good Blue steers Cattle to be herd, SIT or PMT tested in the last 90 days. at £1355 (24m & FA) MJ Frampton & Sons, Broadwindsor; £1335 (21m) RH & FJ Ellicott, Raddington; £1305 (25m & FA) and £1265 (5x 25/27m & FA) SJ & AM Reed, Uplowman; £1305 again (26m & FA) Greenslade Taylor Hunt Snook Ltd, Yeovil; £1300 (3x 23m & FA) and £1275 (2x 23m & FA) A massive entry of store cattle to £1440 IR Worth, Shirwell; £1270 (24m & FA) and £1195 (6x 21/22m & FA) P & M Chudley, Romansleigh; £1265 (2x 21m & FA) Arscott Partners, Upottery; £1245 (24m) G Barnes, Whitchurch Canonicorum; £1220 (2x 30m) RWJ Baker, Kennford and £1190 (2x 27m & FA) RF Tucker & Son, Glastonbury. Charolais also hit £1400 for a shapely yet very lean steer (only 19m!) from MRI £1120 - - - MJ & AL Elston, Romansleigh, who sold others at £1195 (5x 16/20m). Friesian £1080 £945 - - More better Charolais £1360 (21m) £1310 (6x 19/22m) and £1290 H/Friesian £1080 £1055 £1065 £985 (3x 21m) all from LE Sweetland & Son, Musbury; £1305 (21m) RH & FJ Ellicott again; £1300 (23m & FA) IR Worth again; £1225 (2x 19m Norwegian £1080 £875 - - & FA) J, BJ & GJ Hawkins, Thorverton and £1205 (2x only 16m! & FA) Dairy Shorthorn £990 £835 - - from AW Selley & Son, Ash Mill. Limousin steers peaked at £1360 (22m) Fleckvieh £895 £870 £1005 - LE Sweetland & Son again. Others £1310 (23m & FA) and £1285 (4x 22/23m & FA) IR Worth again; £1300 (26m) MG Trevelyan, 10 GRAZING COWS (Pre-movement tested) Wrangway; £1270 (25m & FA) ND & RD Webber, Lydeard St Lawrence Auctioneer: Robert Venner Tel: Office 01278 410278 and £1210 (24/27m & FA) Snook Ltd again. Some better type Mobile 07889 006503 Simmentals on offer to £1360 (19m) LE Sweetland & Son again; £1355 (3x 23m & FA) £1350 (2x 23m & FA) and £1280 (22/23m & FA) IR Worth Gr azing cows sold to £1115 for a HF cow from Scott Partners . again; £1300 (18m & FA) AW Selley & Son again; £1300 again (6x 20/21m & FA) and £1230 (6x 21m & FA) THJ Denbee, Wedmore; 192 SUCKLER COWS, CALVES & STOCK BULLS £1240 (2x 16/18m & FA) DH & KM Edwards & FA for DH & KM Edwards, Auctioneer: Derek Biss Tel: Office 01278 410250 Banwell; £1200 (4x 19/20m & FA) GB Tuttiett, Lympsham; £1195 (20m) MJ & AL Elston again and £1190 (2x 20m & FA) AM Denford, Holsworthy. The first monthly suckler sale of 2021 generated a strong trade across the Blonde steers to £1190 (3x 18/20m) WJ Acreman & Sons, Cambridge. board. Brandon & Alison Jeffery’s dispersal sale produced 6 outfits Native steers dearer to £1375 for a grand Angus (24m, FA & sire) from to over £2100 and 13 over £2000. 2014 born Blue cross cow 4-5m LG Heal & Son, Andersea. Further well grown Angus £1340 (26/27m, incalf to the Limousin and her June born Limousin cross steer calf FA & sires) Wring & Coombs, Chew Magna; £1285 (22/23m, FA & sires) totalled £2190.
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