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SKIPTON Auction Mart’s opening New Year rearing calf show on Monday attracted a good turnout of 67 head and saw James Wellock and family, of Seat… ....
IN their continuing quest for the best, regular buyers Knavesmire Butchers, of York, took away the highest priced per kilo animal at Skipton Auction… ....
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ANOTHER solid Monday market trade clearly demonstrated the mart’s ability to sell everything from smart Continentals to lightweight hill-bred lambs and everything in between, both farm assured and non-assured. A larger entry of 672 feeding ewes and rams sold to a full ringside of buyers actively competing for all classes. A good run of 233 white-faced ewes averaged £100 per head, top price of £162.50 falling to Texels from the Kiernans again followed by some fed ewes from the Faceby Hutchinsons at £151.50. Heavy pure ewes made £130-£150, the section producing averages of £85.28 for cull ewes and £88.55 for cast rams. A small, but quality turnout of 25 rearing calves met a flying trade in front of an audience that included both new vendors and purchasers. Blue-cross bull calves averaged £400 per head, with a sale-topping £450 from regular local quality calf vendors, the Hartley family in Beamsley, followed by one at £435 from Airton’s Paul and Janet Boll ....