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Hallworthy Market Report HALLWORTHY MARKET REPORT THURSDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER 2020 EVERY THURSDAY Gates Open 6.30am SALE TIMES 09:45 am Draft Ewes followed by Prime, Store Hoggs & Breeding Sheep 10:45am Tested & Untested Prime & OTM Cattle 11:00 am Store Cattle & Stirk 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 150 DRAFT EWES A very strong trade through out top of the day was £110 from C Statton of Fennel, Launceston, followed by Mervin Gimblett of Treneglos, who realised £96 with his continental x. Mr A C Brewer of Boscastle topped the Suffolk x at £92, Weight Top Average also Mules topped at £84. Per Head Per Kilo Per Head Per Kilo 435 FAT LAMBS 32.1-39 80 211 77 202 Much larger entry again met a faster 39.1-45.5 98 218 90 208.7 trade and still a lot more could have 45.6-52 106 221 101 212.3 been sold, overall average on the day 52+ 105 172 104.50 170 was 208.6ppkilo. The smart export Overall 106 221 96.50 208.6 lambs ranging from 218 to a top of 221p for a pen of Texel 48kgs £106 from C A Statton of Fennel, Launceston. Mrs D Treffry of Fowey who realised 218p for her two pens of 45kgs £98. Several pens over £100 to a top of £106 from three vendors. 343 STORE LAMBS A flying trade for all breeds and sizes and with hill bred in the overall average of £73.40. The framey lambs saw several pens around £80 to a top of £82 for two pens from Miss M Goodenough. STORE CATTLE AUCTIONEER RICHARD DENNIS 415 STORE CATTLE A cracking 415 Stores at Hallworthy today with a depth of quality from start to finish, top today going to Burcombe Farm Partnership with a pair of Simmental x Steers with fleshing and power to £1245, and a second pen at £1110. R Dingle from Ruan High Lanes ran in close with an absolutely cracking pen of four British Blue Steers with fleshing and length to £1165. S Nicholls of Boscastle saw his front end of his run of Devon and Aberdeen Angus Steers to £1155 for four Aberdeen Angus, and £1100 for Devon Steers. Mrs M Hill of Blisland with her last bunch of Aberdeen Angus Steers saw her top to £1085. The Kneebone Family of Launceston with South Devon Steers saw their best away at £1060 for four with strength and power. Messrs Bright Bros of Boscastle saw their Charolais x Heifer top this section with a super fleshy single at £1120, and another pair away at £1055. R M Miller of Truro saw his front end of another wonderful run to £1070 for a British Blue Heifer and a pair of Limousin Heifers with length and depth to £1020. Messrs Kneebone saw their posh South Devon Heifer to £1075. Younger cattle still a cracking trade with Malbrook Farms of Jacobstowe seeing their 12 month Charolais Steer with plenty of shape to £965. Mr K Bird of Bude with his 14 month Bazadais Steers to £1005, and plenty of other 10-13 month from £860 to £920. Mrs F Walkey of Blisland saw her North Devon Steers away at £670 and £650. Mr Quinn of St Kew with a wonderful run of 90 cattle split between Stores and Stirks saw his run of Friesians with power and strength to £795, £790 and £755, and a pen of British Blue Steers at 16 months to £895. Mr G Duke with 48 Organic dairy x saw his super run of Cattle in and around the 16 month to a top of £895 for Herefords and £815 for British Blues. The Kneebone Family took top spot with their Cow to 140ppkilo. Stirks A few calves missing who missed an outstanding trade with any amount of people going away empty handed. Mr L Carpenter of Looe topped this section with three Limousin Steers to £480, and Heifers to £455. Mr Quinn of St Kew saw his British Blue’s at 6-7 months to £430, and Herefords to £410 and £395. Friesians to £365 at 8 months. Many thanks to vendors and purchasers. Farms For Sale Tobarn Jacobstow, Bude, Cornwall An exceptionally well equipped commercial dairy farm. • Four bedroom period farm house • Comprehensive range of modern farm buildings including cubicles for 220, accommodation for 450 head and a 26:26 herringbone parlour • Some 279 acres of quality grass and arable land in a ring fence • Very accessible location with excellent access Guide Price £2,680,000 Lot 1 Dairy farm buildings and land extending to approximately 252.76 acres (102.26 ha) - £2,100,000 Lot 2 Approximately 8.32 acres (3.37 ha) of grass land to the west of the A39 main road - £65,000 Lot 3 Approximately 15.53 acres (6.29 ha) of grass land to the west of the A39 main road - £120,000 Lot 4 Tobarn Farmhouse with 2.33 acre (0.95 ha) grass paddock - £395,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547 Meadwell Farm Kelly, Lifton, Devon A well positioned and highly productive dairy farm. • Modern farmhouse with 3/4 bedrooms and further modern 3 bedroom cottage • Extensive range of dairy and general purpose farm buildings • Ring fenced run of level or gently sloping pasture land • Stable Block • In all about 263 acres Guide Price £2,400,000 Exeter Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01392 252262 Whitestone Farm Lincombe, Lee, North Devon Whitstone Farm can be found about half a mile from the stunning north Devon coastline and boasts far reaching views over surrounding countryside to the Atlantic ocean, Lundy Island and Bristol Channel. Currently run as an organic young stock rearing unit, but was originally a commercial dairy farm. • In a wonderful coastal location, a dairy and arable farm with some 225 acres • Extensive range of adaptable buildings, including cubicles and space for 180 cubicles, and a partially completed 12:24 herringbone parlour • Conveniently located 3 bedroom bungalow with far reaching views Guide Price: Lot 1 The bungalow, farm buildings and some 148.90 acres (60.25ha) - £1,285,000 Lot 2 Approx. 25.89 acres (10.52ha) - £185,000 Lot 3 Approx. 19.55 acres (7.92ha) - £150,000 Lot 4 Approx. 21.49 acres (8.70ha) - £162,500 Lot 5 Approx. 8.78 acres (3.55ha) - £75,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547 Higher Hare Farm Whitestone, Exeter, Devon A detached three bedroom farmhouse with an Old Shippon benefiting from permission to convert to a residential dwelling and approximately 29 acres of agricultural and amenity land. • Three bedroom farmhouse with fantastic views over adjoining countryside • Barn with Class Q Permitted Development to convert to a two bedroom dwelling • Approximately 29 acres of agricultural and amenity land • Available as a whole or in three lots Guide Price As a whole - £920,000 Lot 1 – Higher Hare Farmhouse with adjacent 4.2 acres - £485,000 Lot 2 – The Old Shippon with Class Q Permission set within ½ acre - £260,000 Lot 3 – Agricultural and amenity land extending to 24.3 acres - £165,000 Exeter Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01392 252262 Great Youlden Sampford Courtenay, Okehampton, Devon A model commercial dairy farm in an accessible rural location. • Well presented three bedroom bungalow (AOC), excellent range of modern dairy buildings including cubicles for 125 head and a ‘GEA’ 32:32 herringbone parlour. • Just over112 acres of productive pasture land. • Available as a whole or in two lots. • ARLA milk contract available by separate negotiation. Guide Price £1,325,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547 For Sale by Public Auction Land and Buildings at Poulza Jacobstow, Bude, Cornwall For Sale by Public Auction at 7pm on Wednesday 9 September 2020 at the Eagle House Hotel, AUCTION Launceston. • A useful run of pasture land and buildings, available in three lots; • Lot 1: 11.96 acres and range of farm buildings (including former dwelling) • Lot 2: 37.61 acres of pasture and woodland • Lot 3: 24.11 acres of pasture and woodland Guide Price: Lot 1 - £145,000 Freehold Lot 2 - £210,000 Freehold Lot 3 - £135,000 Freehold Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01409 259547 Land at Downinney Warbstow, Launceston, Cornwall For Sale by Public Auction at 7pm on Wednesday 9 September 2020 at the Eagle House Hotel, AUCTION Launceston. • A useful run of productive pasture land, available in three lots; • Lot 1: 5.86 acres • Lot 2: 7.44 acres • Lot 3: 12.38 acres Guide Price: Lot 1 £40,000 - £45,000 Lot 2 £55,000 - £57,500 Lot 3 £75,000 - £95,000 Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency [email protected] | 01566 776886 Land For Sale Land at Aldercott Farm Land at Natson Farm Pancrasweek, Devon | Guide Price £1,100,000 Bow, Crediton, Devon | Guide Price £850,000 An excellent block of pasture land extending to some 167½ A highly productive run of arable and pasture land extending acres. to about 128 acres. Holsworthy Farms & Land Agency Exeter Farms & Land Department [email protected] | 01409 259547 Simon Alford | [email protected] | 01392 251261 Land at Stoke Canon Part Deerpark Exeter, Devon | Guide Price £375,000 Charles, Brayford, Devon | Guide Price £320,000 A highly productive run of level arable and pastureland with Just over 48 acres of gently sloping grassland in a ring fence. livestock handling pens extending to just under 46 acres.
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