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HOLSWORTHY MARKET REPORT Wednesday 12 April 2017 HOLSWORTHY MARKET REPORT Wednesday 12 April 2017 EVERY WEDNESDAY Gates open 6am SALE TIMES 09:45 am - Draft Ewes followed by Finished Hoggs 10:30 am - Store Hoggs & Couples 10:15 am - Calves inc the weekly Genus sponsored competition followed by Stirks 11:00 am - Store Cattle followed by Finished & OTM Cattle 11:30 am - Dairy Cattle The 2017 Show & Sale on behalf of The South West Charolais Association saw the champion reach an impressive £3675 Holsworthy Livestock Market, New Market Road, Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7FA 01409 253275 WEIGHT TOP AVERAGE HOGGS, DRAFT EWES & RAMS – 09.45 am Auctioneer: Steve Prouse - 07767 895366 Per P/Kg Per P/Kg Lambs Head TLW Head TLW 726 HOGGS 32.1 – 39 67 176 62.50 166.5 83 189 74 173.7 A smaller entry 39.1 – 45.5 again met a very 45.6 – 52 84.20 182 80.10 162.7 strong trade for 52+ 84.20 161 81.66 149.3 all weights, Overall 84.20 189 80.40 171.2 overall average Light Ewes 84 64.50 of 171p and a lot Heavy Ewes 98 92 more could have been sold. Top Rams 96 86 per kilo on the day was 189p for two pens of 44 kilos (£83) from Graham and Viv Hookway. Derek Challacombe, Thelbridge realised 187p for his 42.2 kilos (£80.80) some heavier hoggs from Alister Baily of Germansweek realised 46.2 kilos at 182p (£84.20). 23 Pens realised £84 and to a top of £84.20 from five different vendors. 30 NEW SEASON LAMBS A small entry met a faster trade and a lot more could have been sold. Top per kilo 240p for a pen of Polled Dorset 39.5 kilos £95 from Wallace and Adrian Facey, Liskeard. Top on the day was £97 from two vendors Alan Withecombe, Bideford and Wallace and Adrian Facey, Liskeard. 284 DRAFT EWES & RAMS A smaller entry met a similar trade with again a lot of lean ewes on offer. Top on the day was £98 sold by William Dawe, Tavistock. Suffolk x ewes to £97 and Mules to £73 from Messrs Cornborough Farms Ltd, Bideford. COUPLES – 98 EWES & 158 LAMBS Another good entry met a flying trade and a lot more could have been sold. Several doubles over £170 and to a top of £180 from two vendors Adam Kiff, Whitefield Down and Graham Heal, Vauter Hill, High Bickington. Singles up to £138 realised by three vendors. BASIC PAYMENT SCHEME ENTITLEMENT TRADING Non SDA, SDA and Moorland BPS Entitlements available and wanted to trade Please call Caroline Squire on 01392 252 262 to register your requirements *Trading deadline 15th May 2017* BREED BULLS HEIFERS 170 CALVES - 10.15am CALVES No Top Ave No Top Ave Auctioneer: Patrick Dennis 07831 620990 Friesian 15 190 89.47 - - - Aberdeen Angus 6 290 181 10 195 123.60 British Blue 36 500 263.72 26 405 229.77 Another good entry in numbers with only Hereford 28 335 180.43 22 305 177.05 a few superstars forward, but trade Swedish Red 1 125 125 - - - would look wonderful from start to finish. Welsh Black 2 110 102.50 1 225 225 Limousin 7 425 367.43 2 230 230 Top price of the day was £500 for a very young British Blue x bull sold by Messrs LD Heywood Ltd from Hartland who also sold another good young British Blue x bull for £470. Messrs R & S Home from East Putford saw the best of their young British Blue x bulls sell for £490 and Messrs K & MJ Chamberlain & Son from Shebbear not far behind with a British Blue x bull making £480. Good young Limousin x bulls from Messrs NC & RM Skinner from Halwill sold to £425 with another a £385 and Mr WS Bond from West Putford sold his Limousin x bull for £422. A Limousin x bull at £380 on behalf of Messrs RB & NJ Veale from Halwill who also sold a British Blue x bull at £375 with a run of young Hereford x calves from Lesson Farming Partnership, St Giles on the Heath sold to £335. A small entry of Friesian bulls to a top of £190 from Mr LD Heywood Ltd who sold another for £175. Leeson Farming Partnership saw their best Friesian bull make £180 with several other vendors seeing any quality bulls over £120. Heifers to £405 for a British Blue x from Mr WWJ Fry, Launceston who also sold another British Blue x heifer for £375. Messrs Ranches Farm Ltd sold British Blue x heifers for £335 twice and £310. Young Hereford x heifers to £305 for Leeson Farming Partnership with others at £260 and £255 with several other vendors marketing British Blue x heifers between £280 to £300. The winners of this week’s Genus prizes of £25 for the highest priced bull and heifer calves under 42 days went to Messrs R & S Home, Stowford Park, East Putford, with a British Blue x bull making £490 sired by Greystone Governor, there was no prize for the heifer section as the Genus heifer calves submitted were overage. STRAW & GRASS – 10.45am Auctioneer: James Morrish 07814 010133 Just one lorry load of Barley straw in from Jeff Jones of Winkleigh saw plenty of bidders showing interest and pushing the price to £89 per a ton. Kivells have sold over 3000 acres of grass for mowing and grazing during 2017 with still lots more to do. Top call this week was £130 per an acre in the Plymouth area whilst other smaller (40 acre) unfertilised grass in North / West Devon hit £100 per an acre. 350 STORE CATTLE - 11am Auctioneer: David Kivell – 07899 960272 A superb entry of cattle this week saw another flyer especially for those cattle with hair!!! Forward fed cattle topped at £1225 for two Simmentals from Messrs Cornborough Farms Ltd, Abbotsham who sold others from their consignment of 50 at £1205, £1190, £1165 and £1100. Limousins topped at £1170 for a bunch of six from Messrs JH & RT Courtenay, Yarnscombe with other fed Limousins from Mr Will Prouse, Frizenham to £1160 and Aberdeen Angus from the same stable also at £1160. Older British Blues with frame topped at £1125 for Messrs R & S Shadrick, Langford Hele, Marhamchurch. Younger British Blues 14 – 18 months old £850 - £1000 and more would have sold on the trade. Leaner well bred single suckled steers and heifers from Mr Mark Gay, Ashwater topped at £1070 with others at £1020. Young 14 month old Charolais from Mr Ben Boundy topped at £1020. Few forward heifers again saw a top of £1075 for Simmentals from Messrs Cornborough Farms Ltd. Leaner Continentals from Mr L Grills, Hartland to £1000. A stronger trade for those younger 14 – 17 month old Continentals many £750 - £850. Few forward Holsteins topped at £980 for a steer from Mr Will Prouse, Frizenham. Several 17 – 21 month old Holsteins still £630 - £680. Young 7 month old Continentals saw a flying trade steers to £780 and heifers to £700, many more would have sold well today. This week’s winner of the Lark Plant award for top price store cattle goes to Messrs Cornborough Farms Ltd, Lake Heliport, Abbotsham, Bideford for two Simmental steers reaching £1225. Lime and Sea Sand Supplied and Spread 1 x 24.000 wide Fertiliser Spreader with Vari Spread, GPS Tracking and Weigh Cells Ashwater Agricultural Contracting & Plant Hire Selection of the services we offer: ~ 3 x forage wagons ~ 1 x loading shovel ~ 1 x telescopic handler ~ 1 x 2400 gallon self fill ~ 2 x dual muck spreaders ~ 1 x rear discharge muck spreader vacuum tanker ~ 1 x 12.000 wide sprayer ~ 1 x 5 furrow reversible plough ~ 1 x 4.000 power harrow ~ 1 x 3.000 combination disc drill ~ 1 x fusion 2 round baler / wrapper ~ 3 x hedge trimmers ~ 1 x New Holland square baler ~ quad bike for weed wiping One on orbital 5ft head ~ 13 ton swing shovel ~ 3 ton mini digger ~ 2 x dump trailers ~ slurry umbilical with / without splash plate For further details and questions please contact: ROSS 07802 821832 STEERS HEIFERS No 0-15 Months 16-22 Months 23+ Months 0-15 Months 16-22 Months 23+ Months Breed Sold Top Ave Top Ave Top Ave Top Ave Top Ave Top Ave Limousin 58 910 782 1170 1010 - - 855 772 1000 942 - - Friesian 44 480 480 688 662 980 972 - - 840 840 - - British Blue 74 880 845 980 862 1125 1092 705 692 870 772 980 975 Hereford 16 770 705 1095 972 - - 625 542 855 785 - - Charolais 15 860 742 1070 1025 - - - - 870 860 - - Simmental 60 990 802 - - 1225 1142 750 700 900 855 1075 1020 Devon 23 - - 785 742 950 950 - - 870 705 - - Aberdeen 37 - - 960 882 1160 1120 705 672 855 802 - - Angus Blonde 22 - - 980 920 - - - - 870 866 - - D ’Aquitaine WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR PRICES EMAILED TO YOU? PLEASE LET US HAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS Please call the market on 01409 253275 or email [email protected] GRAZING COWS Auctioneer: David Kivell – 07899 960272 Cows topped at £635 for a young Holstein from Messrs SG & WA Tucker, Southcott, Holsworthy. 10 WEIGHING COWS Auctioneer: David Kivell – 07899 960272 Trade improving every week, beef cows topped at 130p for a 762 kilo South Devon from Messrs SI & A Barkwill, Beechcombe who sold others to 120p. Limousin cows from Mr L Grills, Kernstone topped at 125p who sold others to 122p. Heavy well finished Friesians from Messrs RA, JF & RH Poole, East Wonford topped at 128p for a 764 kilo cow who also topped price per head at £1016 for a 800 kilo Friesian at 127p, more required.
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