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HAY, STRAW and FODDER STOW-ON-THE-WOLD GLOUCESTERSHIRE —oOo— SALE BY AUCTION OF APPROX 6,000 TONNES OF HAY, STRAW and FODDER on FRIDAY 20th NOVEMBER 2015 Commencing at 12noon (subject to the Conditions of Sale) at STOW-ON-THE-WOLD RUGBY CLUB ODDINGTON ROAD STOW-ON-THE-WOLD, GLOS, GL54 1AH www.taylerandfletcher.co.uk SALE NOTES PLACE OF SALE - THE CLUB ROOM, STOW-ON-THE-WOLD RUGBY CLUB GROUND, situated one mile from Stow-on-the-Wold on the Chipping Norton Road (A436). Stow-on-the-Wold (on the Fosseway - A429) is 18 miles from Cheltenham, 10 miles from Chipping Norton and 18 miles from Cirencester. BIDDING NUMBERS – Please note that these will be used. Please register on arrival at the sale room. THE SALE - Unless otherwise stated, all lots comprise baled Hay & Straw from the 2015 season. VIEWING - may be at any time during daylight hours by prospective purchasers in possession of a Sale Catalogue. Appointments are not necessary, unless specifically indicated in the Catalogue. HELP TO LOAD – unless specifically indicated in the catalogue or at time of sale HELP TO LOAD WILL BE AVAILABLE providing at least 24 hours notice is given in order that arrangements can be made. Help to load is limited to the 28 day removal period or such extended period as agreed to by the Vendor under these Conditions of Sale. Private arrangements for an extension of the removal period beyond that stated in the catalogue or announced at the time of sale are strictly a matter between Vendor and Purchaser and we recommend that confirmation is obtained in writing or by email. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser (subject to any reserve price) and if any dispute arises the lot(s) in dispute to be put up again and resold, or the purchaser may be decided by the Auctioneers, who reserve the right to bid for, withdraw, divide or amalgamate any lots. The sale price shall include loading by the Vendor of all bales unless specified. 2. All descriptive statements contained in advertisements or the catalogue or made by the Auctioneers, before or at the time of sale, are not to be taken as warranties, but as expressions of Vendor's or Auctioneers' opinion, and no warranty is to be implied and it shall be assumed that the purchaser has inspected the lot(s) he buys and has satisfied himself as to the quantity, quality, description, suitability for purpose or otherwise. 3. All lots must be removed within 28 days, unless otherwise stated at the time of sale. Any disputes which arise after the expiration of the collection date will be between the Vendor and Purchaser, the Auctioneer’s cannot be held liable or responsible for the refund of any monies. 4. All lots are at the purchasers' risk at the fall of the hammer, it is essential, therefore, that INSURANCE COVER should be taken out immediately. 5. Any damage caused by the removal of the lots shall be made good by the purchaser to the satisfaction of the Auctioneers and Vendor(s). 6. TERMS - PAYMENTS IN FULL ON DAY OF SALE in default of which the Auctioneers reserve the right to withhold delivery. Where payment is by cheque, removal will NOT be authorised until the cheque has been cleared. Any late payment for whatever reason will be charged interest at 4% over Lloyds Bank Base Rate. Debit but not Credit Cards are acceptable. Cheques to be made payable to TAYLER & FLETCHER LTD. 7. LOTS SOLD PER TONNE OVER THE WEIGHBRIDGE - In the event of any lot(s) being sold per tonne over the weighbridge, the purchaser will pay to the Auctioneers the full price of the lot, based upon the estimated tonnage in the catalogue at the time of sale. Any adjustment will be made upon receipt of the weight ticket, which must be delivered to the Auctioneers' office at Stow-on-the-Wold within five days of the removal date. The purchaser to pay any weighing charge or toll. Licensed Bar and Refreshments available throughout the sale. Lot Description WORKHAM FARMING PARTNERSHIP, Hill Farm Barn, Bruern Road, Milton-under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire, OX7 6HB Tel: 01993 831092 or 07802 743340 1 53 New Holland D1010 bales (0.9m x 0.8m x 2.5m) of ORGANIC MEADOW HAY from fescue based mix with wildflowers. In lower yard. (Two distinct bales- 39 lighter coloured bales and 14 darker green bales). ORGANIC CERTIFICATE available (Dated to 29/2/16) Located at LITTLE GLEBE FARM, UPPER RISSINGTON (GL54 2ND) from Bourton-on-the-Water head to Upper Rissington, proceed bearing left at junction heading for Burford. Just at the end of the housing estate turn right at the national speed limit sign. Proceed down the track for approximately 500yds to the farm which is at the end on the left. Mr D COOK, Sunny View, Icomb Road, Bledington, Kingham, Oxfordshire, OX7 6XJ Tel: 01608 658101 2 100 New Holland BB940 bales of WHEAT STRAW. Very dry longer straw, lacks colour, from conventional combine. All on pallets in bay 1 of 3 bay portal framed building. Situated in new portal framed building at Icomb Pastures. 3 100 New Holland BB940 bales of MEADOW HAY. Very dry, well made bales with a variety of meadow grasses, made the end of June. On pallets in the top bay of portal framed building nearest road. Removal by end of February 2016 4 30 4ft round bales of SEED HAY (Second Quality). Made September, to clear shed. In far end of top portal framed building nearest road. TO SELL. Situated in the Barns, adjoining Sunny View on the Bledington to Icomb Road. From Bledington turn left to Icomb and the buildings are on the left hand side, 1 mile from Bledington. Mr V TYACK, Brookfields, Church Westcote, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, OX7 6SJ Tel: 01993 832042 or 07976 620103 5 500 conventional bales of SPRING OAT STRAW. Deep dark golden colour. From conventional combine. In front of bay 3 of 9 bay Portal Framed Building. Removal by mid January 2016 6 1400 conventional bales of SPRING BARLEY STRAW. Brighter, dry bales to rear of stack. From conventional combine. In bay 6 of 9 bay Portal Framed Building. 7 420 conventional bales of SPRING BARLEY STRAW. Nice good straw, although lacks some colour. From conventional combine. In bay 5 of 9 bay Portal Framed Building. 8 820 conventional bales of SEED HAY. Soft young hay, well made in early May. Includes ryegrass and cocksfoot in mix. In bay 4 of 9 bay Portal Framed Building. Removal by end of March 2016 9 330 conventional bales of SEED HAY. Shorter length and some bleaching. At rear of Bay 3 of 9 bay portal framed building. Removal by end of February 2015. 10 9 D1010 bales of SEED HAY. Good dry bales, short hay length from 1st cut of second year ley. At rear of bay of 2 of 9 bay portal framed building. Removal by end of January 2016. 11 30 D1010 bales (3ft 3inches long) of MEADOW HAYLAGE. Six layers of green wrap. To rear of barn in lower yard. An open bale will be available 2 days before the sale. 12 40 Round 4ft bales of SEED HAYLAGE. From second cut ryegrass ley. Six layers of green wrap. To rear of barn in lower yard. An open bale will be available 2 days before the sale. Situated at BROOKFIELD FARM approached off the Stow-on-the-Wold to Burford road, being the first after the Bourton-on-the-Water turn, travelling towards Burford. Travel down the hill and the 9 bay open front barn is on the right hand side. Mr R H SMITH, Cotteswold Crest Farm, Stow-on-the-Wold, Glos, GL54 1JH Tel: 01451 830426 13 950 conventional bales of MIXTURE HAY from 575 NH baler. Lovely soft sweet green well made very dry hay, made June, no rain. In bay 1 of 4 bay Dutch barn. Removal by end of April 2016 14 925 conventional bales of MIXTURE HAY from 575 NH baler. Lovely soft sweet green well made very dry hay, made June, no rain. In bay 1 of 4 bay Dutch barn. Removal by end of April 2016 15 875 conventional bales of MIXTURE HAY from 575 NH baler. Some timothy in mix so coarser than above lots. Well made very dry hay, made July, no rain. In bay 3 of 4 bay Dutch barn. Removal by end of April 2016 16 315 conventional bales of MIXTURE HAY from 575 NH baler. Some timothy in mix so coarser, similar to previous lot. Well made very dry hay, made July, no rain. In bottom of bay 4 of 4 bay Dutch barn. Removal by end of April 2016 17 500 conventional bales of WINTER BARLEY STRAW from 575 NH baler. Bright, very dry, good colour, no rain but does have some volunteer wheat in it. On top of bay 4 of 4 bay Dutch barn. Removal by end of April 2016 18 790 conventional bales of WINTER BARLEY STRAW from 575 NH baler. Bright, very dry, good colour, no rain but does have some volunteer wheat in it. In bay 3 of 4 bay Atcost building to rear of Dutch barn. Removal by end of February 2016 19 965 conventional bales of WINTER BARLEY from 575 NH baler. Very dry, no rain but does have some volunteer wheat in it. In bay 4 of 4 bay Atcost building to rear of Dutch barn. Removal by end of February 2016 Situated in barns at COTTESWOLD CREST FARM adjoining the Stow-on-the-Wold to Bledington road, 1.5 miles from Stow.
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