Farmers Guardian Classified 14th June 2024

9.30am - Prime Bulls, Clean Cattle & Cast Cows. Special Section for TB area 1 cattle.

11am - Sale of 167 Breeding Cattle & Store Cattle of all classes Comprising: - 15 Breeding Cattle; 152 Bullocks and Heifers. Wednesday 19th June

8am - Sale of Cast Ewes & Rams & followed at 10am with Prime Lambs & Hoggs (Lamb & Hogg Ballot -10am)

Friday 21st June

10am - Sale of 250 Rearing Calves and Weaned Stirks

Friday 5th July

Sale of Pedigree Dairy Shorthorn Cattle, together with other Commercial Dary Breeds Entries close Noon Monday 24th June.

Tuesday 18th June at 10.30am

40-50 Feeding & Cast Cows & OTM Cattle 450 FARMERS STIRKS & YOUNG STORES

Wednesday 19th June

10.30am Fortnightly Sale of Dairy Cattle 11am 100-150 Rearing Calves

11.30am 50-100 SHEEP WITH LAMBS AT FOOT

2.30pm 1500 Cast Ewes followed by 1500-2000 Spring Lambs & 2000-3000 Prime Hoggs

Tuesday 2nd July

July Fair Of Suckler Breeding Cattle & Store Cattle

Tuesday 9th July

Opening Sale of Store Lambs

Dairies

Pedigree Sale

HOLSTEINS & FRIESIANS

Fully

Incl

Graham Watkins 07976 370894

Dairies: Meg Elliott 07967 007049 Stores: Mark Elliott 07973 673092 Sheep: Robert Watkins 07929 946652 Visit us at www.leekauctions.co.uk

NORTH WEST AUCTIONS

Collective machinery sale on behalf of Mr A Baughan & others.

Oak Farm, Upper Boddington, Nr Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 6DW. ENTRIES ARE INVITED IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:

Tractors, telehandlers, diggers, trailers, vehicles, arable, grassland and livestock machinery.

Buttington Cross, Buttington, Welshpool, Powys SY21 8SR T: 01938 553438 F: 01938 554607

MONDAY 17TH JUNE 2024

SALE OF 80 STORE CATTLE

Sale to commence at 10:00am

SALE OF 200 EWE & LAMB COUPLES

Sale to commence at 11:00am

SALE OF 70 COWS & CALVES

Including entries from:

19 - 1st calvers with Lim calves from AG & MT Davies, Llys Farm

12 – Lim x 1st calvers with Lim calves from Guto Davies, Hafodlas

10 – Pure Lim 1st calvers with Lim calves from RS Whitley, Haulfryn Farming

2 – 1st calvers with Lim calves at foot from Ryan Morris, Maestanyglwyden

7 – Hereford x & Lim x 1st calvers with Lim calves at foot from JE & JT Evans & Son, Upper Cefn Penarth

Sale to commence at 11:30am

Together with: Excavators, dump trucks, mini diggers, telehandler and loader attachments, bowsers, generators & agricultural requisites.

Plus: Livestock equipment, workshop equipment, agricultural equipment and rural bygones.

For an entry form or more information please contact Gilly on 07921 511852.

To be sold by auction on Saturday 29th June 2024 at 10.30am.

CALL FOR ENTRIES

THE HOWKINS & HARRISON ANNUAL STRAW SALE will be held on Wednesday 3rd July 2024 at 6.30pm at Lutterworth RFC, Ashby Road, Bitteswell, Lutterworth, LE17 4LW.

To enter your straw to be sold in the swath, baled in the field or as a standing crop please contact 01788 564680.

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Cast ewe numbers up on year View from the Rostrum

Daniel Lynn on Longtown trade

As fat hogg season looks to be drawing to a close, prime lambs set away with a £30 uplift on the year. Numbers are slowly starting to come forward, with the wet spring weather taking its toll on spring lambs which are currently stated two to three weeks behind this time last year.

These numbers were needed here at Longtown to satisfy ever-growing demand and the increasing number of buyers each week, as the changeover from hoggs to spring lamb looks just over the horizon.

Cast ewe numbers are up once again on the year, coming from all four corners of the UK to take advantage of the 19 active buyers on a Thursday.

The best ewes consistently sell from £250 to £300, with shows anywhere from 4,500 to 7,000 ewes

throughout. Heavy ewes showed an average of £144 right through (£24 up on the year) and the light ewes average £95 (£25 up on the year), with a lot of lean ewes forward due to the wet weather conditions.

Store lambs are set to kick off again, with the opening sale on July 16.Trade looks to be firmer again on last year’s prices, with the fat lamb price currently holding firmly and the

Bakewell Market Results - Monday 10th June

720 Cattle & 1,084 Sheep - Full report available on our website

Store Cattle Entries for Monday 17th June

Please call the Bakewell Office on 14th June before 12 Noon Call 01629 812777

Watch the livestreamed cattle sales on www.streaming.auctionmarts.com

T HURSDAY LUNCHTIME WEEKLY SHEEP SALE Entries/Enquiries, contact Peter Oven: peter.oven@bagshaws.com or 07973 982443 Or Ivor Lowe: ivor.lowe@bagshaws.com or 07977 449126

Follow on Facebook for up to date details on Special Entries

Farm Dispersal Sales

HILL FARM, STANTON, BURTON ON TRENT, DE15 9TJ SATURDAY 29TH JUNE 2024 AT 10:30AM

Genuine Dispersal-All Non Vat

10 Tractors to inc: Ford 5000’s, DB 995, 990 and 880 Fordson Dexter plus many more Suzuki 3 Door Vitara

Trailers, Spreaders, Arable & Grassland Machinery, John Deere Round Baler Large Range of Workshop Items and Spares Livestock Items, Straw, Sundries and Effects

Also special entries of Scania Lorry, John Deere 2140 4WD, Ride on Mower Nuffield 4/25 c/w Loader and Bucket & many more Catalogues are available to download at www.bagshaws.com Email: olivia.fernihough@bagshaws.com

Tel: 01629 812777

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abundance of grass, store lamb numbers expected to be slightly tighter throughout the backend correlating with the losses of the lambing period.

July 22 sees the annual Longtown Ladies sale of pedigree Texels and other breed females. A strong entry forward already with the sale just five weeks away.

A fantastic crowd of bidders was forward ringside last year, alongside

online bidders via MartEye. Leading the trade were Texel in-lamb gimmers topping at 4,000gns, Texel ewe lambs topping at 3,200gns and Dutch Spotted inlamb gimmers selling to 1,300gns.

Store cattle trade is still strong and, despite the fall in fat cattle trade, grazing cattle continue to be highly contended as the grass keeps on coming.

Cattle numbers continue to tighten across the country, with suckler cow numbers slowly decreasing.

However, a slight resistance is expected in the backend as input costs look to rise again, with straw looking to be in very short supply, while there is a lot less corn drilled, due to the wet weather conditions and countless acres of land being taken up with Sustainable Farming Incentive schemes. Straw certainly looks to be a scarce commodity this coming winter.

Daniel Lynn is an auctioneer at C&D Auction Marts. Call 07584 200 489, or email daniel@ cdauctionmarts.co.uk

SEDGEMOOR AUCTION CENTRE THURSDAY 20th JUNE 2024

Amanda; Amber; Ambrosia; Anna; Apple; Babe; Bambi; Barbie; Blackrose; Bridget; Cosmopolitan; Cutes; Diamond; Divine; Dolly; Elegance; Erle; Flo; Ghost; Jazz; Jodie; Joy; Lausine; Lila Z; Mahala; Marci; Maude; Melody; Missy; Neoma, Nora; Nova; Ola; Prudence; Rae; Raven; Rosie; Roxy; Samsybil; Shakira; Sharon; Tracy; Vaakje; Whiskey & Zandra.

Daniel Lynn

Tel: 01228 406200

POULTRY & WATERFOWL

Saturday 15th June – 10.00am

(Number of lots entered in brackets)

10.00am Ring 2 – Hatching Eggs (125), Equipment (75), Caged Birds (6) , Peafowl (15), Turkeys (3), Geese (10), Pheasants (10), Guinea Fowl (5), Pigeons (10) and True Bantams (100)

10.00am – Ring 3 – Large Ducks (63), Call Ducks (102), Miniature Ducks (23), Bantams (107), Large Fowl (139)

MONDAY 17TH JUNE

9.30am CAST SHEEP (ballot drawn 9.20am) followed by PRIME SHEEP

11.00am with Prime Bulls, Prime Cattle, Cast Cows 10.00am Crop

PEDIGREE DAIRY DAY

114 DAIRY CATTLE SELLING

Wednesday 19th June

Show 10.00am Sale 11.00am Follow Us On Facebook To View Sale Lots Prior To Sale

15 COWS - 78 HEIFERS IN MILK –21 IN-CALF HEIFERS

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BREEDERS CHOICE Several top end animals sell including BOCLAIR RUBELS APPLE RED 3 a descendant of Apple EX96 plus heifers from the Mahala, Shower, Ricki, Rae Marie, Bria families

LARGE GROUPS include 10 from ERROLSTON, 10 from HOLEHOUSE, 8 from ESPLAND, 8 from STOWBECK

WORMANBY As well as consigning 8 fresh cows and heifers from deep pedigrees with multiple generations of Very Good and Excellent, they are selling 20 well bred in-calf heifers

The majority are in-calf to sexed semen and are due between August and November. This consignment includes members of the Sheri, Mahala, Gloriette, Rachel, Twain, Miss America, Rolls and Linda families.

BEEF BREEDING CATTLE

Wednesday 26th June – 10.30am

Entries close Wednesday 19th June

Summer sale of 35 PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN BULLS

Wednesday 26th June – 11.00am

Retirement Sale of CONTRACTING EQUIPMENT

On behalf of B Templeton Ltd who are retiring after 33 years in business

Thursday 27th June – 10.30am At Borderway Mart

Full list available on website

Charollais Supreme sale of 101 PEDIGREE CHAROLLAIS SHEEP

Saturday 29th June

Show 10.00am Sale 12.30pm

Comprising 11 gimmers, 5 ewe lambs, 2 aged rams, 15 shearling rams, 68 tup lambs

Show and sale of MV accredited PEDIGREE ZWARTBLES RAMS & FEMALES

Friday 2nd August

Entries close Friday 28th June

Summer Selection - Carlisle Show and sale of MV accredited PEDIGREE DUTCH SPOTTED RAMS & FEMALES

Friday 2nd August

Entries close Friday 28th June

ONLINE SALES

GENETIC SHEEP SELECTION SALE

Entries close Wednesday 19th June

Bidding starts 12noon Wednesday 17th July

finishing from 12noon Thursday 18th July

TRADITIONAL HEREFORD

CATTLE SALE

comprising 13 incalf/with calf females, 8 maiden heifers, 6 bulls and 2 lots embryos

bidding starts 12noon Friday 28th June –finishing from 12noon Sunday 30th June

Catalogue available on MartEye

ON FARM SALE

FIRST LOOK @ FIRSTLOOK SALE 85 EXCEPTIONAL PEDIGREE HOLSTEINS SELL

Ivy House Farm | Weston Under Redcastle | Shrewsbury | SY4 5XA

Saturday 15th June

Stock Judging 10.30am Q & A with Tim Abbott 12.30pm First look @ Firstlook Sale 1.00pm

WHO’S GOT YOUR BID?

Back again for 2024, the Mart’s the Heart Awards are open for entries. Could you be one of this year’s winners?

Auctions are essential to the success and well-being of any livestock farm and auctioneers are, in many ways, at the forefront of the livestock industry. Their purpose is to bring farmers together to achieve the best price for whatever they are selling.

This year, the Mart’s the Heart Awards are back, with the aim of celebrating this vital sector of British agriculture. This is your opportunity to shout about those within the industry who you feel deserve special recognition.

The Mart’s the Heart Awards were launched in 2015 and the campaign proved to be an outstanding success and was incredibly well received.

In 2023, the awards generated 450 nominations and 19,700 votes were cast for the shortlisted finalists. The closing date for entries is Friday, June 28, 2024.

We cannot wait to celebrate the winners of Auction Mart of the Year, Auction Cafe of the Year and New Auctioneer of the Year at the British Farming Awards. We hope you will help us to reward marts and cafes which are doing a great job for the industry.

For more information and to make your nominations, scan the QR code or visit: britishfarmingawards.co.uk/ MartsTheHeart

A WORD FROM THE SPONSORS

THE Livestock Auctioneers Association is delighted to sponsor the awards, which acknowledge the role auctioneers and their businesses play in the livestock industry and the wider agricultural and rural community, a key part of which is ensuring farmers get a fair and true price for their stock.

The last year has demonstrated the importance of the live market when demand outstrips supply, driving prices and creating trends. This is a great opportunity to recognise the role

auctions play within the industry.

SHEARWELL Data is delighted to be continuing its support of the Mart’s the Heart Awards.

Livestock markets are an integral part of the livestock farming community. Not only are livestock markets a place of business, but also a space where farmers can seek advice and see friends.

CHRIS DODDS

Livestock markets and the live sale rings are key to a buoyant and competitive livestock farming sector and the future of the UK red meat sector.

RICHARD WEBBER Director, Shearwell Data.

2023 WINNERS

2023 winners were Eleanor O’Neill (New Auctioneer of the Year), Auction Eats (Cafe of the Year), and Sedgemoor (Auction Mart of the Year).

THIS YEAR’S JUDGING PANEL

HOW TO ENTER

THE PROCESS

CHRIS DODDS

Executive secretary for the Livestock Auctioneers Association which represents livestock markets in England and Wales.

RICHARD WEBBER

Director of Shearwell Data, the UK’s largest animal tag manufacturer, based at Whedmoor Cross, Exmoor. He also farms 405 hectares.

MYSTERY JUDGE

This year’s mystery judge of the Auction Cafe category will remain anonymous until the awards evening.

Friday, May 10 NOMINATIONS OPEN

Friday, July 26 VOTING OPENS

Friday, June 28 NOMINATIONS CLOSE

Wednesday, August 28 VOTING CLOSES Thursday, October 17 AWARDS NIGHT

WHAT WILL THE FINALISTS RECEIVE?

ALL finalists will have their status raised, with a profile in print and online during public voting. Winners of all three awards will be guests at the British Farming Awards, with their awards presented by Farmers Guardian, the Livestock Auctioneers Association and Shearwell Data.

Photographs of the presentation will be made available to winners and their companies for their own use and will appear in FG. Each winner will feature in an in-depth profile in print and online, and will receive a prestigious, cast iron commemorative plaque.

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MART’S THE HEART AWARDS 2024 NOMINATION FORM Go to britishfarmingawards.co.uk/MartsTheHeart, or fill in and return this form

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Please return by Friday, June 28, to: Mart’s the Heart Awards 2024, Farmers Guardian, Unit 4, Caxton Road, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 9NZ.

AUCTION MART OF THE YEAR

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AUCTION CAFE OF THE YEAR

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NEW AUCTIONEER OF THE YEAR

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James Morrish - Market Manager 01200445376

Rachel Capstick 07713075659 Jack Pickup 07710708326 Eleanor O’Neill 07706347505 Matthew Middleton 07860659803

Saturday 15 June

9.30am WEEKLY CAST SHEEP followed by PRIME LAMBS & PRIME HOGGS Please call Matthew Middleton 10am PROMPTLY IN THE MAIN RING ONE BLOCK OF 50 SHARES IN GISBURN AUCTION MARTS LTD. Please register interest with James Morrish by 3pm Friday 14th 10am: 11 BREEDING BULLS, 147 BREEDING & FEEDING CATTLE inc notable dispersal of Brogden Farms Suckler herd due to change in farming policy viz; 30 Cont Cow & calf outfits, 20 Bulling Heifers, 2 Ped Lim Bulls – pics on socials, then 34 YOUNG BULLS, 195 STORE STEERS & HEIFERS

Thursday 20 June

WEDNESDAY 19TH JUNE

Dedicated Slaughter Market 395 Prime Cattle 410 Prime Sheep 175 Prime Pigs Pigs 9am Sheep 9.45am Cattle 10.30am

SATURDAY 22ND JUNE

100 Breeding & Store Cattle of all classes inc 5 BBx Stirks, 9/11mths R Watson Store & Breeding Sheep inc Ewes & Lambs Store & Breeding Pigs Pigs 9am Sheep 9.45am Cattle 10.45am

MONDAY 8TH JULY AT 5.30PM

Catering & Farm Shop Items for Auction At Selby Auction See details on Website & Facebook

LIMITE D We understand with We From

Monday 17th June

SALE OF REARING CALVES

Sale 10.30am

Entries & Enquiries to Kyle PRIME, CAST & FEEDING CATTLE Sale 11.30am (TB exempt section available) SALE OF SPRING LAMBS Sale 12.30pm followed by PRIME HOGGS & CAST EWES

Weekly Sale of EWES with LAMBS AT FOOT Sale 11.00am Entries by Friday noon for online catalogue

10.30am PRIME BEEF followed by CULL CATTLE 10.30am REARING CALVES

11.00am SEMEX UK & JAMESON FEEDS SHOW & SALE OF DAIRY entries please to Eleanor 07706347505

Saturday 22 June

9.30am WEEKLY CAST SHEEP & PRIME HOGGS

10.30am CLOSING SALE OF SHEEP WITH LAMBS entries to the office by Tuesday 19th 12noon

Tuesday 2 July

MONTHY MACHINERY entries for pre-advertising

Saturday 6 July

OPENING SALE OF STORE LAMBS

www.gisburnauctions.com | 01200 445376

MART OFFICE: 01757 703347 RICHARD HAIGH 07768 594535

Dispersal Sale of the Dale Herd of 91 Pedigree Beef Shorthorn Cows & Calves, Heifers & Bulls For JC Bellerby,

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WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE – 11AM

HOLSWORTHY MARKET, HOLSWORTHY, DEVON. EX22 7FA

Sale of 250 + Dairy Cattle

To include 50 fresh calvers. PLUS Herd Dispersal Sale of 100 Pedigree Holstein Friesian Cows and Heifers from the pedigree ‘Bucourt’ Herd on behalf of JA & RS Mills of Torrington. The herd is averaging in excess of 10,000Kgs @ 4.52%BF 3.32%PTN cc125. Herringbone parlour milked and cubicle housed. Simple system consisting of maize and grass silage fed via round feeders with concentrates fed to yield through the parlour and through out of parlour feeders. The cows are vaccinated for BVD, IBR, Lepto and Bravoxin and Johnes screened. PLUS Dispersal of 90 Youngstock including 50 In Calf Heifers and 40 Bulling Heifers from Messrs MJ PJ MN CJ & RM Hugo of Bodmin. PLUS a consignment of British Friesian In Calf Heifers due August/September.

FRIDAY 21 JUNE – 11AM

EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE, EXETER, DEVON. EX2 8FD

Dispersal Sale of 300 Holstein Friesian Youngstock on behalf of Seckington Dairies, Higher Clovelly. To include 100 In Calf / Served Heifers and 85 Bulling Heifers. Herd is vaccinated for Lepto, BVD & IBR. Herd Average – 9,700Kgs 4.40%BF 3.50%PTN

WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE – 11AM

HOLSWORTHY MARKET, HOLSWORTHY, DEVON. EX22 7FA

Sale of Dairy Cattle. To include Dispersal of 130 British Friesian, Spring Calving Cows. NMR Recorded. Homebred and Closed Herd. Cows calved February – June. PLUS 100 12-18 month old Youngstock from a 10,000Kgs herd. More information to follow.

FRIDAY 28 JUNE – 11AM

EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE, EXETER, DEVON. EX2 8FD

Production Sale of 120 head. To include 30 Milking Cows & Heifers and 90 Youngstock from the pedigree ‘Bartinney’ herd of Holsteins, ‘Tredinney’ herd of Guernseys and ‘Cardinney’ herd of Jerseys on behalf of Messrs RJ & JR Warren of Penzance.

TUESDAY 2 JULY PAWTON DAIRY, ST BREOCK, WADEBRIDGE. PL27 7LR

*WILLSBRO PREMIER HERD OPEN DAY & SALE*

Comprising 40 milkers, 160 youngstock & 20 embryos from fantastic Willsbro family lines. In conjunction with Norton & Brooksbank. ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE FOR ALL SALES VIA Full details & Catalogue www.kivells.com For further information, please contact: Mark Bromell 07966 430001 Mark Davis 07773 371774, Robert Speck 07909 538520 or Olly Murrain 07467 437288

The Livestock

STARTS: F FRIDDAY 2 28 8 JUNE CLOOSES: 1 to 3 J JUULY YORK MACHINERY SALE TIMED ONLINE AUCTIONS

Entries close - Thursday 20th June TRACTORS; LOADERS; MACHINERY;

LIVESTOCK EQUIP. See website for further details

Requirements:

• Willing to work as part of a team and independently

• Willing to work long hours when required

• Full driving licence

• Experience working with modern arable machinery essential - Full Time Position

To discuss the role call Andrew Sharpe on 07970052419 Please send your CV aksharpeandsons@gmail.com

LKL’s CURRENT VACANCIES

We currently have a wide range of positions available nationwide to include:-

• Beef Herdsperson, Aberdeenshire, 170 cows

• Herd Manager, North Somerset, 450 cows

• Herdsperson, North Yorkshire, 350 cows

• Relief Herdspersons Nationwide LKL provides the perfect solution for finding the very best herd carers and managers. Visit our website for a full list of our current vacancies.

Assistant Market Foreman

Administration, Livestock, Sales & Marketing - Assistant

We are currently looking for an enthusiastic and committed individual to join our team in Ayr as the Assistant Market Foreman/woman on a Full Time basis.

Ideally this person would possess good communication skills as this position would include working with all Market Staff, Customers, Local Authorities and Hauliers along with the ability to manage and organise staff for sale days and after sale processes.

A good knowledge and experience of handling livestock along with animal welfare regulations and Health and Safety policies would be advantageous.

Working Hours will vary during busy times of the year which will include some weekends.

Our current Market Foreman would assist with further training if needed with regards to:

Record keeping of animals

Lairage Management

PAY - Salary dependant on experience

Closing Date for Applications 12 Noon Friday 28th June 2024

For more information or to apply, head to JobsInAgriculture.com

Breed Promotion Executive

- South-West based - 3 days a week flexible working

Salary £20,000 to £25,000 - Depending on experience

Part time/Self employed considered

The role will involve:

• Being able to liaise with new and existing society members

• Must have good communication and social media skills

• Will be working alongside Society committees and the Society office

• The ability to write market reports, news and press releases

• Knowledge of the beef industry is an advantage

• Must hold a full UK driving licence due to some travelling required

For further details please call Society Chairman Edward Hawkins on 07768 058 760. To apply please email your CV and covering letter to: Edward.Hawkins@Cutseyfarm.co.uk

Applications close 1st July www.sdhbs.org.uk

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

As the CEO you will be leading, inspiring and motivating the staff team to achieve the charity’s strategic objectives. Roles and responsibilities will include but won’t be limited to:

• Develop and oversee the annual budget in collaboration with the Board of Trustees, driving revenue generation through diverse income streams.

• Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including dairy farmers, industry partners, government agencies, and policymakers.

• Oversee the planning, organising, and executing of a series of events and activities throughout the year, including Dairy Tech, Down to Earth, Women in Dairy and Entrepreneurs in Dairying.

• Measure and evaluate the impact of RABDF’s programs and initiatives, making data-driven decisions to optimise outcomes and maximise benefits for dairy farmers.

• Foster a culture of collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement within the organisation.

• Lead the implementation of RABDF’s strategic plan, working collaboratively with the Board of Trustees and staff team to achieve key objectives and milestones.

For more information or to apply, head to JobsInAgriculture.com

Colclough (David)

Passed away peacefully on 10th June 2024. David aged 83 years of Hassall, Sandbach. Dearly loved Husband of Hilary, Dad to Jayne and John, Grandad of Emma, David, James and Teddie, and Brother of Joan. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to The Christie Charity. Funeral service to be held at St John’s Church, Sandbach Heath on Friday 21st June 2024 at 11am, followed by a private family cremation. All enquiries to Williams & Lowe Funeral Directors, Field House, 40 Congleton Road, Sandbach CW11 1HJ Tel 01270 750852

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DELAVAL BLUE Diamond 32/32 fast exit, 2010 MM25s transponders etc 01260 226261 (T)

HEAVY DUTY replacement troughs, for any parlour. 01260 226261 (T)

NOVA RED White Star & Purebreds now available. -Tel: 07768 790962 W.Yorks (P)

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DAIRY CATTLE FOR SALE

A weekly selection of freshly calved & in-calf dairy cattle sourced from the UK. All guaranteed and delivered anywhere in the UK Finance can be arranged. Livestock Supplies Ltd

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PEDIGREE BRITISH FRIESIAN BULLS

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BIDLEA HERD

Holstein Freisian Bulls For Sale

Black & White and some Red & White Plenty to choose from - first come first served!

Tel: Ray Brown 01477 532220 or 07885 652718 Cheshire (T)

4 Pedigree Hereford

Bulling Heifers

15 months old

In the Hi-health scheme, TB4 Area

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Preston, Lancashire (P)

PEDIGREE LIMOUSIN BULLS

NO DE-HORNING REQUIRED

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• Good conformation & muscling • Exceptional temperament.

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• High health status. TB4. • Ready For Work • Semen tested Prices start from £3,000 Also available a selection of cows and heifers for sale.

Limousin (Red & Black) & Charolais Bulls Available Horned & Polled

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Tel: 07889 137367 North Wales/Cheshire Border

SEAFIELD PEDIGREE ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS

Ready to work, delivered direct to your farm, very quiet, easy calving. Also females available. Health monitored, closed herd, full pedigree with each animal, Red tractor. Semen Available.

Tel: 077157 64351

FRESH REARING CALVES

Available in suitable batches delivered to most parts of the country Continental Bull and Heifer calves 3-5 weeks old available now. Quality store cattle sourced directly from Welsh/Shropshire Borders Farms, delivered to your farm. Delivery Nationwide. Livestock Supplies Ltd

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Alderville

Offer a selection of bulls for sale. 20-24 months old.

SOUTH DEVON BULLS

2 years old

From a long established herd. DNA tested myostatin 0 and 1. Cows and calves & heifers also available Telephone: 01952 222134 or 07811 593260 Shropshire (P)

SALER BULL 26 months old, well grown, ideal for heifers, only for sale as dairy herd has been sold. Tel: 07787 514420 Derbyshire (P)

PEDIGREE ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS for sale. Hi Health. TB4. Suit commercial & ped breeders. Oakmoor Angus, Tel: 07563 339979 York (P)

Five Red and Black Limousin stock bulls Tel Edward: 07770 457453 N. Yorkshire (P)

Easy Calving Good EBVS, Whole herd TB tested 21st May , Accredited Johnes, lepto and BVD.

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Biscon Meal (Approx. 12% Protein/14 ME) £255 del Cereal Mixture (Approx. 14% Protein/13 ME) £265 del Cereal Blend (Approx. 16% Protein/13 ME) £285 del Mixed Pellets (Approx. 18% Protein/13 ME) £305 del

One Tonne Bag Collections

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• Quality baled dust extract shaving

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• Reasonably priced

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ABBOTT & CO (WESSEX) LTD

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Top quality hay and straw. All types of big bales and conventional bales. All areas considered.

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FIELDING

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FRESHLY HARVESTED Fodder Beet Clean & stone free. Ray Darley 07860 212800 Nationwide Delivery (T) 5FT SQUARE BALE HAYLAGE

LIQUID FEEDS to encourage forage intake. Molasses and molasses blends plus additional minerals if required. J E Morten: 01663 734621 High Peak, Derbyshire (T)

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The Sutton Bridge Estate: For Sale on behalf of The Trustees of The Henry Smith Charity.

Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire

Kings Lynn: 12 miles, Spalding: 17 miles, Peterborough: 30 miles

Versatile grade 1 soils suitable for a wide range of crops, let on multiple, principally short-term, Farm Business Tenancies, along with a residential portfolio of 33 properties, generating substantial rental income. The Estate also benefits from an allocation for 210 homes on the edge of Sutton Bridge. Freehold | Council Tax Band = A-C | EPC = D-F

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Rural houses outpace urban homes

HOUSE prices have grown faster in rural areas than towns and cities over the past five years, with a semi-detached house in the countryside being the top-performing property type.

According to figures from mortgage lender Nationwide, average house prices in predominantly rural areas have ‘continued to outpace those of other areas’, rising by 22% over the period, compared with 17% in predominantly urban areas.

It followed the trend seen during the pandemic of urban dwellers moving to the countryside amid the closure of offices, shops and restaurants, and looking for more outdoor space. However, there were suggestions that some of this trend had been reversed since the return to normality.

Top-performing rural areas included parts of Devon and the Lake District, suggesting some of the demand might be driven by those buying holiday and second homes, said Nationwide.

Rural terraced homes typically increased by 23% over the same period, as did urban semi-detached, while rural detached properties were close behind at 22%.

● Farmers looking to retain land

By Alex Black

GOOD farmland and larger complete farms were expected to continue to attract strong competition in 2024, unless there was a significant increase in supply of farms to the market.

That was the message from David Jones, partner and head of agency at Robinson and Hall, when highlighting what was in demand in 2023.

He said: “The quantity of available farmland rose slightly in 2023, but still remains below historical levels. With little pressure from the banks, it remains the instinct of many farmers and their families to retain land if possible, even if responsibility for the day-to-day farming is given over to a contractor.

“The family can remain in the farmhouse and can enjoy the amenity of the farm. Diversification projects can be pursued. The taxation advantages of holding farmland have not been eroded. The status quo is appealing to many.”

There was ‘continuous demand’ for farmland and farms from those

Over the past five years, average rural house prices have risen 22%.

Strong competition for quality farmland

within the industry and those outside of it.

“Landowners who have received a welcome windfall from development sales can quickly find themselves at the end of their three-year rollover period, at which time sensitivity to the purchase price is dulled,” added Mr Jones.

“Funds from outside agriculture, particularly for residential properties, is almost limitless.”

Minimum

He said virtually all decent farmland achieved a minimum of about £10,000 per acre last year. But with local competition, this price could be pushed to £12,000/acre, £14,000/acre or potentially even higher.

“For purchasers with many tens of millions of pounds to spend, of which there is no shortage, a residential farm

of 1,000 acres or more is often the target. However, with only a couple of dozen such farms available every year, competition can be fierce,” said Mr Jones.

With the 2024 selling season beginning to get underway, some farms were starting to come forward.

Mr Jones said: “At present, I see no sign that the supply will be much different to last year, and accordingly I would expect to see similar results.

“Smaller blocks of land will be subject to local competition, which can show a significant variation in prices dependent upon the appetite of the immediate neighbours.

“Larger blocks will attract interest from across the country and the expectation is that prices will be in line with the prices which we have seen for the past few years,” he said.

I see no sign that the supply will be much different to last year, and accordingly I would expect to see similar results

DAVID JONES

PICTURE: GETTY

Navigating opportunities in Scottish dairy market

● Robust demand for ready-to-go units

By Alex Black

INTERNATIONAL interest in established Scottish dairy farms continues, with a combination of comparative value for money and advantages driving the market.

According to Savills, buyers appreciated Scotland’s current bovine TB-free status, as well as the Scottish Government’s emerging agricultural support scheme and its focus on rewarding production and innovation.

A two-tier market for Scottish dairy farms was emerging.

Sian Houston, who leads the Savills food and farming team based in Dumfries, said: “There is currently robust demand for firstclass, ready-to-go dairy units from well-financed purchasers across the UK and beyond.

“These buyers are seeking high-

House prices static in May

HOUSE prices in the UK were largely static in May, edging down by 0.1% in cash terms.

However, on an annual basis, house prices rose for a sixth consecutive month, with the average property price now standing at £288,688, according to Halifax.

Amanda Bryden, head of mortgages at Halifax, said: “Market activity remained resilient throughout the spring months, supported by strong nominal wage growth and some evidence of an improvement in confidence about the economic outlook.

Broadly stable

“This has been reflected in a broadly stable picture in terms of property price movements, with the average cost of a property little changed over the last three months.”

She added this period of relative stability should give ‘a degree of confidence’ to both buyers and sellers.

quality land, good slurry storage and practical dairy facilities, including cubicles for milking cows and accommodation for young stock.”

However, dairy farms which have seen little investment in infrastructure, often due to producers nearing retirement, tended to take longer to sell.

“High costs of labour, raw materials and borrowing mean that such units must be very competitively priced to attract interest in today’s market,” she said.

“However, with inflation becoming more controlled and the base rate stabilising, we may see more buyers entering the market as the year progresses. Some buyers are already taking a strategic, longterm approach to purchasing, viewing the cost of finance as just another necessary input for their business operations.”

Pragmatic

Other sellers were opting to take a longer term, pragmatic view. For example, some were selling or developing non-essential assets such as barns, yards, or cottages and using the sale proceeds to improve farm infrastructure, often with an

STRATEGIC REVIEWS CAN HELP MAXIMISE VALUE

A STRATEGIC review can be incredibly useful in creating plans to maximise the value of a property being sold, according to Rupert Shaw, farm consultant in Savills food and farming team in Dumfries.

He said: “Additionally, a specialist valuation provides potential buyers with the best opportunity to assess a property’s potential and secure it at the most advantageous price.

“Scotland’s dairy sector is diverse, ranging from extensively grazed, low-yielding cows to highly intensive, high-input, highoutput herds.”

There are about 880 dairy herds in Scotland, with the greatest concentration in the South West. The region boasts a

eye toward maximising the value of a potential sale.

“Although still significantly higher than the 10-year average, the costs of inputs such as fertiliser and energy have become more stable, and as such the prospect of running a dairy farm is more

long grass-growing season by virtue of its relatively mild climate – a result of the Gulf Stream’s effect on the Solway.

Scale

“There are also some advantages of scale in being located near some of the largest milked herds in Scotland [between 1,500 and 2,000 cows] with the associated benefits of an active local network of agricultural suppliers,” Mr Shaw said.

“The Scottish dairy farm market remains robust despite challenges and fluctuations. As the market continues to evolve, strategic planning, sound advice and understanding the nuances of the sector will be key to success for both buyers and sellers.”

attractive than it has been in recent years.

“Sellers and buyers alike are beginning to see the potential for more manageable operating costs, enhancing the appeal of investing in Scottish dairy farms,” she added.

The prospect of running a dairy farm is more attractive than it has been in recent years, according to Savills.

PICTURE: MARCELLO GARBAGNOLI

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Property Landscape Will the General Election affect the property market?

Legislation currently on hold due to

‘purdah’

With the impending General Election at the forefront of everybody’s minds, particularly as the parties up their efforts on the campaign trail, home county and London markets are reporting an instant downturn in activity, while the more provincial markets appear to be less immediately affected.

All current legislation is now either on hold or abandoned due the to ‘purdah’ period.

This means the Renters Reform Act is out of the window, along with the lifting of safeguarding for HS2 north of Birmingham and tweaks to inheritance tax reliefs for environmental projects.

This leads to a further period of uncertainty as businesses and households grapple with the evolving policies of the various political parties.

Labour, if it wins, has promised to be the party to deliver more homes and to open up the planning system for new housing builds to meet the target of 300,000 houses that the Conservative Party has promised for years, but has been unable to deliver.

Debatable

Whether a Labour Government could actually deliver on that promise is debatable. Reforming the planning system will not happen overnight, as it is under-funded and bogged down with fractured interest groups.

Labour might not have the shackles of rural constituencies saying ‘not in my back yard’, but it will have to answer to green voters and covering the green belt in tarmac and concrete will not go down well with them.

The move from area-based farm subsidy payments to environmental payments under the Sustainable Farming Incentive may have

Mike

some unpalatable impacts on food production.

This was all fine until the war in Ukraine, but food security is back on the agenda, having been abandoned since the 1990s, and no Government can risk a hungry revolting electorate.

A new Government might have to take a polar view on current policy. Recently continued higher interest rates have been seen to begin to bite around the edges of property values and have definitely been having an effect on the less attractive and second-rate farms, land and rural houses.

If a new Government cannot tackle the economy effectively, this is much more likely than any of the other issues to impact values.

What the parties promise and what they can deliver is often very different and policies are likely to be constrained by ongoing global events in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

So, for now, there is uncertainty and probably some reluctance in the market, but ample opportunities for the brave.

Mike Taylor is senior partner at Barbers Rural. Call 01630 692 500, or email m.taylor@ barbers-rural.co.uk

TO LET

Barrowfield Farm, Brigsteer, Cumbria, LA8 8BJ

An exciting opportunity to rent a substantial beef and sheep farm comprising approximately 221.78 hectares (548.00 acres) of sound meadow, pasture and allotment land. Located on the outskirts of Brigsteer, in the Lake District National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Farm is available for letting from 1st September 2024 on a 12-year Farm Business Tenancy as a whole or in three lots.

Ardleigh, Colchester, Essex

• The property is subject to an agricultural occupancy restriction

• Rural position adjacent to a working farmland

• Five bedrooms (two en-suite)

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SOUTH SHROPSHIRE substantiale farmhouse with character, excellent range of farm buildings, could be used for equestrian or farming purposes. Just over 37 acres, in quiet lovely location, the property is vacant with immediate vacant possession. For details, please call David Parry & Co 01568 708618 or 07836 683324

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Wistaston, Cheshire

Sandiway, Cheshire

7.19 acres of productive land in a prominent location in the village of Sandiway

Land capable of both arable and grassland cropping with potential for alternative uses, subject to necessary consents

Tender Deadline - 12 noon, 31st July 2024 Unique and rare opportunity to acquire 86 36 acres of productive agricultural land. Suitable for both arable and grazing uses

Urban fringe location with development potential (subject to planning)

Tender Deadline - 12 noon, 26th July 2024

JCB ROUGH TERRAIN FORKTRUCK

Year 1997. Good working order. Good starter.

£5,950.00 + vat Can deliver

John Deere, and other makes, combine harvester 2nd hand and new spares. www.jmtcombinehire.co.uk. Tel: JMT Engineering 01926 614345 (T)

sheep feeders, all types of atv trailers single and tandem axle, Delivery anywhere Rob Astley trailers ltd Tel 01938 810393 (T)

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Tel (01257) 451271 Mobile 07774 426694 Elston Machinery Lancashire

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Farmers Guardian only ever ask for your banking information if you are purchasing a product from us and will always call from 01772 799 500 or 01772 799 400.

2010 MF 5455

2452 Hrs, Dyno 4, 340/85R24 Fronts @ 15%, 420/85R34 @ 10%, Radio.

2017 MF 6713

2016 MF 6613

2017 Valta T254 Versu

4694 Hrs, Front Links, 600/65R28 Fronts @ 60%, 650/75R38 @ 60%, Air Conditioning, 4 Rear Spools, Valtra Evolution Seat, Fridge.

10028754 £69,500 W

898 Hrs, 12F & 12R Mechanical Gearbox, Air Conditioning, Air Seat, Telescopic Steering Column, 460/85R38, 380/85R28. 661100 £38,950 F

1646 Hrs, 440/65R28 Fronts @ 60%, 549/65R38 Rears @ 60%, Dyna 4, Air Conditioning, Radio.

2002796 £45,650 T

650/64R38, 540/65R28, Air Seat.

30029134 £66,750 F

Manitou 630-105 Elite

2023 Sany SW305

1171 Hrs, 2019, Elite Spec, 460/70R24 @ 80%, Powershift Transmission, Boom Suspension, Air Conditioning, Pallet Tines Included.

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30 Hrs, 20.5R25 L3, 3rd Function Hydraulic Line, Reversable Fan,

360 Camera, Remainder of 5 years 5000 Hour Warranty.

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SWADRO 420 Single rotor, three point linkage.

SWADRO 460 Single rotor, three point linkage.

SWADRO TC640 Twin rotor centre delivery, trailed.

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VENDRO 560 Linkage mounted 4 Row Tedder.

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Easycut F320 CV front mounted push type headstock mower conditioner.

Easycut R320 CV rear linkage mounted mower conditioner.

Easycut R360 rear linkage mounted mower without conditioner.

Easycut TC320 CV trailed mower conditioner.

ActiveMow R240 rear linkage mounted mower without conditioner.

ActiveMow R280 rear linkage mounted mower without conditioner.

USED SWADRO 38 Single rotor rake.

DEMO BIG PACK 1270 Large bale + Multi Bale system (up to 9 small bales)

STEERING TANDEM AXLE, 620/40 R22.5 tyres, LED work lights, call for full spec.

COMPRIMA V150 XC PLUS variable chamber Round baler, 17 blade cutting system, hydraulic brakes, LED working lights, 500/50-17 tyres, DS500 terminal.

AMAZONE ZA-TS 4200 PROFIS

Hydro c/w Flow control Argus twin isobus.

AMAZONE ZAV 3200 Easy set terminal V3. Call for options & specification.

MAGNUM 340 CVX 50kph. 2020, 2715 hours, Full Accuguide, 800/70 x 38 tyres, rear wheel weights.

JCB 8055 EXCAVATOR c/w buckets, 2014, 3200 hours, 5 ton machine from a private user.

NEW SPEARHEAD SNIPER S 230 Offset c/w roller. £7,950 +VAT

TEAGLE DUAL 280 FLAIL MOWER, 2022, front or rear mount.

NEW SPEARHEAD TWIGA S55 hedge / verge cutter, 1.2m head, linkage mount. £19,750 +VAT

SPEARHEAD S 55 TWIGA Verge / Hedgecutter, 2019, linkage mounted.

JCB 520-40 Telescopic forklift, 2017, 2800 hours, pallet forks, 3rd service.

*Finance offered subject to Terms and Conditions.

CASEIH MAXXUM 145 ACTIVE DRIVE 8 + QUICKE Q66 LOADER, 2018, 2900 hours.

FARMALL 90C 4wd PowerShuttle, ROLL BAR tractor, 2022, 4000 hours, drawbar.

MAXXUM 150 CVX 40kph. Full Guidance ‘72‘ reg. 2132 hours, full suspension

CASEIH OPTUM 300 CVX 50kph. Full Accuguide, Front linkage, 2020, 2300 hours, 710/75 x 42 tyres.

CASEIH PUMA 260 CVX 50kph. Front Linkage & PTO. Lots of spec including leather seats, CaseIH Warranty.

WEIDEMANN 1880 PIVOT STEER LOADER, 2022, 730 hours, pallet forks.

NEW HOLLAND T5.115 c/w CASEIH LOADER, push out hitch, 3425 hours, 420/85 x 38 tyres.