Camera at the Mart: NI factory agents drive Raphoe fatstock trade
Camera at the Mart: NI factory agents drive Raphoe fatstock trade 2023-12-06
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Cavan-bred bull takes top price at Tullamore Hereford sale
The Irish Hereford Breed Society's (IHBS) Premier Spring Show and Sale took place on Saturday, March 25, at GVM Tullamore Mart, Co. Offaly.
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Beltex virtual show season
Balmoral ch KSP.F045_Moment FOLLOWING on from the success of the 2020 Beltex Sheep Society virtual show season and coupled with the ongoing show season uncertainty, the Society has decided to run its virtual show season again for 2021. Although some events have been cancelled and others hope to go ahead, the virtual show season will include all 10 shows covered last year plus the Royal Norfolk to take in breeders and exhibitors in the East of England. The shows will provide light-hearted fun, and there will again be prize cards and money on offer – £10 for first place, £7 for second...
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Get your entries in for virtual Beltex shows | The Scottish Farmer
Beltex sheep breeders can again look forward to a season of virtual shows this year Following on from the success of the 2020 virtual show season combined with the ongoing uncertainty of this year's show, the Beltex Sheep Society is running its virtual show season again in 2021. Although some events have been cancelled and others hope to go ahead, the virtual show season will include all 10 shows covered last year plus the Royal Norfolk to enable breeders and exhibitors in the East of England to take part. The shows will provide light-hearted fun, and there will again be prize cards and...
Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk
Buyer incentives boost activity at Hereford premier
Kye Nando sold for €4,200, exhibited by Padraig and Catherine McGrath. \ Tricia Kennedy The Irish Hereford Breed Association hosted its premier spring sale in Tullamore on Saturday, with increased demand from commercial buyers. While a relatively small catalogue, not helped by a number of on-farm sales in advance of the premier, over half of the bulls sold made €3,000 or more. This was helped greatly by Certified Irish Hereford Prime reimbursing buyers of bulls which made €3,000 or more with €250. In total, 18 bulls sold from the 27 present to hit an average price of €2,950. While...
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