Store values remain strong throughout UK auction markets
UK auction markets report firm trade with stable store values.
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Business Journalist for the Scottish Farmer, focusing on a range of sales and shows throughout the country. I also write various fam features to showcase the industry.
Business Journalist for the Scottish Farmer, focusing on a range of sales and shows throughout the country. I also write various fam features to showcase the industry.
UK auction markets report firm trade with stable store values.
Brian and Michael Yates emphasise superior silage for healthy dairy herds.
Judge John Sunter confidently backed his champion choice, purchasing at £1500 at Hawes Auction Mart's store cattle sale.
Blair Duffton from Bogie Street, a Scottish breeder, made a profit at Penrith and District Farmers' Marts by selling Charolais bullocks for £2500.
Three SRUC students traveled to France for an animal judging competition at the 2024 Paris Show.
Lawrie and Symington's recent sale in Lanark featured a John Deere 6140 tractor, which sold for £29,000, marking the highlight of the event.
Rosie Hamilton's Charolais cross bullock fetched £2070 at YFC cattle competition.
The Hogarth family prioritises high-quality grass for their dairy herd.
Father-son duo, Brian and Michael Yates of East Logan, win competition
Store sheep and cattle and breeding sales hold firm at live markets up and down the country.
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