North West Auctions Weekly Report and Newsletter – 19th April
J36 Show & Sale of Ewes & Shearlings with Lambs Tuesday 18th April The annual show and sale of Ewes and Gimmer Shearlings with lambs at foot was held on Tuesday 18th April 2017 at J36. The pre-sale show saw a smart line up of sheep forward in front of judge, Mr Frank Joel of Westhouse. The champion rosette was awarded to G & KM Atkinson of Green Farm with a pen of five Mule one crop ewes with Texel twin lambs. A pen of five Mule shearlings with Texel twin lambs from the same good home was awarded the reserve champion rosette as well. There was a good buzz around the ring with just shy of 500 lives being sold. The champion pen sold to £210 with the reserve champion Mule Shearlings selling to £210, all from G & KM Atkinson. The trade topped at £215 for a Texel x shearling suckling triplet lambs from JA Chapman of North Farm. Pens of strong shearlings with strong lambs sold in the region of £200 per family. Older Mule ewes with twins sold to £180 from I & P Brown of Oak House with broken mouthed Cheviot Mules with twins selling to £178 from Messrs Jackson of Reagill Grange. Broken mouthed Mule ewes from the same home sold to £172. Continental sheep with single Texel lambs sold to £135. Show Results Judge Mr F Joel, Carnforth Class one: Pen of 5 Mule Shearlings with Twin Lambs 1st G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm 2nd I & P Brown, Oak House Class two: Pen of 5 Continental/Suffolk Shearlings with Twin Lambs 1st G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm Class three: Pen of 5 Ewes with Twin Lambs 1st G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm 2nd G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm 3rd I & P Brown, Oak House Champion Pen of 5 Ewes from G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm Reserve Champion Pen of 5 Mule Shearlings from G & KM Atkinson, Green Farm
NWA Architectural LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK CALL FOR DEVELOPMENT SITES The Lake District National Park Authority are reviewing their development land allocations maps and are requesting landowners get in touch with areas of land for consideration for housing or commercial or industrial development. Any land use can be put forward, camping barns, camping pods, houses, etc. This is part of a regular review of land use that planning authorities are legally obliged to undertake. The process is quite straightforward and requires landowners to notify the authority of available land, the extent of that land, likely or suggested uses and other details. We can prepare the required information for you for any area of land within the National Park however large or small. Land could be for a single house or a whole estate. It could be for a small office building, series of garages for lock-up stores or an industrial estate. Please contact Greg Gilding 015395 66248 or 0796999 4945 for an informal discussion of your land or to arrange a site visit to assess the potential. The initial discussion or site visit is free of charge and will enable us to assess the likelihood of an allocation being successful. You really have nothing to lose but no time to wait. This process closes on 2nd June this year so it is a very short opportunity to investigate and submit an area of land for allocation for development. This is not a planning application it is a proposal by landowners for the planning authority to consider development land in their area. Planning consent will still need to be applied for. This process also applies to the new areas of the National Park. e. info@nwauctions.co.uk t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster) t. 015395 66200 (J36 Kendal)
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Lancaster Sale Reports Friday 14th April There was a good entry of over 225 Store Cattle forward with all sizes and ages in strong demand and eagerly bid for by a busy ring of buyers and onlookers. Short term well fleshed cattle were, once again, a good trade with British Blue Bullocks selling to £1340 from M Shepherd & Sons of Pilling who also sold British Blue Heifers to £1300. CD & HL Mason of Caton sold British Blue Bullocks to £1330 with British Blue Heifers from the same home topping the market at £1310. Once again, Native bred cattle were good to sell at Lancaster with a pen of 4 Aberdeen Angus Bullocks from J & R Waller of Killington selling to £1290. Stabiliser Bullocks topped at £1290 from JA & R Geldard & Son of Levens. Young Grazing cattle were in strong demand today with more required to fulfil buyer’s requirements. Store Cattle Top Prices: STORE BULLOCKS – BRB: £1340 Pasture House Farm; £1330 Mearsbeck Farm; £1170 Wood Nook Farm. STAB: £1290 Low Foulshaw Farm. AA: £1290 Hallbeck; £1270 New Parkside Farm; £1260 Underhelm Farm. LIM: £1280 Lodge Farm; £1260 Old Woodhouse; £1240 Lentworth Farm. BLO: £1250 Lentworth Farm; £1250 Valley View. CHAR: £1180 Valley View. SHO: £1140 Valley View; £1100 Old Woodhouse. SIM: £1140 Low Fell End. FR: £1110 Lambrigg Head; £1090 Lodge Farm; £920 Mill House Farm. HE: £1090 Ellers Farm; £1080 Lodge Farm; £960 Bouthwaite Farm; £930 Moss Gate Farm. MON: £1000 Lane House. STORE HEIFERS – BRB: £1310 Mearsbeck Farm; £1300 Pasture House Farm; £1160 Mill House Farm. AA: £1170 Hallbeck; £1160 New Parkside Farm; £1150 New House Farm. LIM: £1150 Manor House Farm; £1150 New House Farm; £1070 Isle Of Syke Farm. HE: £1120 Raw Head. SIM: £1190 Manor House Farm; £1110 Lodge Farm; £1080 Bouthwaite Farm. FKV: £1080 Holme Head. MON: £1050 Holme Head. CH: £1020 Croppers Farm; £950 Lee End Farm.
There was a reduced entry of Cast Cows this week due to the Bank holiday weekend, but the trade continued to be a very strong at Lancaster with OTM Cattle worth more through the ring than deadweight. An overall market average of 133p/kg was achieved with OTM Limousin Heifers selling to 209.5p/kg from JG & PH Thompson of Selside with Cast Cows from the same good home selling 169.5p/kg or £1150. Friesian cows sold to a top of £1020 from DJ Clarke of Barnacre with plenty of dairy cows selling over 130p/kg. Cast Cow Top Prices: CAST COWS – LIM: 169.5 Poppy Farm; 147.5 Fleets Farm. STAB: 139.5 Low Foulshaw Farm. SR: 134.5 Holme Head. FR: 134.5 Tills Farm; 124.5 Kellbrick Farm; 119.5 Fleets Farm. CAST HEIFER – LIM: 209.5 Poppy Farm. BRB: 179.5 Intack Farm. FR: 134.5 Fleets Farm.
The weekly sale of Calves had a reduced number forward this week due to the Easter bank holiday. There continues to be plenty of interest in all specifications of calves with British Blue Bulls selling to £380 twice from MJ Fell of Whittington with British Blue heifer calves from the same home selling to £345 and £320. Calf Top Prices: HEIFER CALF – BRB: £345 Chapel House. BULL CALF – BRB: £380 Chapel House.
Monday 17th April The Spring Show and Sale of Ewes and Shearlings with Lambs at foot had a good show of sheep forward and was kindly and expertly judged by Andrew Butler of Hambleton. The Championship Rosette was awarded to James Burr of Quernmore with a Pen of 5 Continental Ewes with Texel Twin Lambs with Reserve Champion Rosette awarded to Myerscough College for a pen of 5 Suffolk Shearlings with Beltex Twin Lambs. A packed ringside saw a buoyant trade throughout with the trade topping at £200 for the Champion pen from James Burr, who also sold Continental Ewes with Twins to £185.Suffolk Shearlings with Beltex Twins sold to £185 from Myerscough College and Mule Ewes with Texel Twins topped at £175, again, from James Burr. A mixed single trade saw Strong Ewes with strong single lambs topping at £132 with an overall market average of £55 a life achieved. Show Results Judge Mr A Butler, Hambleton Class one: Pen of Five Shearlings with Twin Lambs 1st Myerscough College, Myerscough Hall Champion J Burr, Little Fell
Class two: Pen of Five Ewes with Twin Lambs 1st J Burr, Little Fell 2nd J Burr, Little Fell Reserve Champion Myerscough College
There was a smaller entry of Spring Lambs forward this morning all of which were Charollais out of Mules from PW & DW Roskell of Pilling selling to a market average of 231p/kg with the trade topping at £99. Spring Lamb Top Prices: CHAR: £99, £90 Springfield Farm
A smaller entry of Prime Hoggs forward today with vendors cautious of the Bank Holiday, but a strong trade was enjoyed throughout. A slightly mixed entry as the end of the Hogg season approaches saw Hoggs sell to £92 and £90 from RS & IM Kellet of Cockerham. Prime Hogg Top Prices: £83 Throstle Grove Farm, £81.50 Moss Side Farm, £81 Moss Side Farm, £70 Throstle Grove Farm. MULE: £82 Low Kit Brow, £80 Hillam House Farm, £75 Low Kit Brow, Low Moor Head Farm. SWALE: £73 Parks Farm Barn, £71.50 Parks Farm Barn, £69 Moss House Farm. HRN: £72 Moss House Farm, £68 Tarnwater Farm, £65 Moss House Farm. CHAR: £83 Hillam House Farm, £77 Hillam House Farm, £70 Moss House Farm, £59 Moss House Farm. TEX: £90 Mill House Farm, £88 Mill House Farm, £87 Moss Side Farm, Bambers Farm, £85.50 Moss Side Farm, Bambers Farm. BEL: £92 Mill House Farm, £72.50 11 Oak Avenue.
A run of well fleshed Hoggs from Cardwell Farms sold to 199p/kg with pens from the same home regularly in the mid £80. Mule Hoggs sold to a top of £82 from A & J Rhodes of Ellel. An overall market average of 174p/kg was achieved.
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Lancaster Sale Reports A similar number of Cast Sheep forward this week saw a consignment of Texel Tups from MJ & K Ayrton of Thurnham sell to a top of £153 and average well over £100. The trade was very similar to last week with lean ewes in very strong demand. The ewe trade topped at £88 for Texel Ewes from CA & J Alty & Son of Warton with Mule ewes from the same home selling to £77. All Cast Ewes forward averaging in the mid-sixties. Cast Sheep Top Prices: MULE: £77 Moss House Farm, £75 Springfield Farm, £67 Moss House Farm, Forgelands Estate, £64 Springfield Farm, £54 Springfield Farm. CHAR: £71 Burrow Heights Farm. TEX: £153 Bambers Farm, £88 Moss House Farm, £86 Bambers Farm.
Dairy Sale Monday 17th April The April Monthly Sale of Dairy Cattle had a catalogue entry of 28 with the pre-sale show judged by Thomas Ayrton of Thurnham, who we thank for his time and expertise. Winning the Championship Rosette today was the Inman Family of Strickland Hill with Witherslack Topsy Rose which later sold for £1500. A mixed trade was endured due to the uncertainty of the milk price and a lot of foreign Heifers coming on the market at the moment for little money. The trade was topped by J & M Sanderson of Wesham selling to £1850 with Heifers from the same good home selling to £1780 and £1700. Dairy Cows sold to a top of £1700 from J & M Sanderson of Wesham. Heifers sold to a market average of £1568 with cows averaging £1533. Show Results Class 1 – Halter Led Heifer 1st LOT 7 Wyredale Stanley Cup Bruster 62, MJ & H Atkinson, £1600 Class 2 – Non Halter Led Heifer 1st LOT 8 Witherslack Topsy Rose, Strickland Hill Farming, £1500 2nd LOT 11 Carwood Lausmart Flora 69, B & V Swann, £1650 3rd LOT 20 Sandcrest Mary 31, J & M Sanderson, £1780 Class 3 – Cow 1st LOT 26 Sandcrest Ducess 174, J & M Sanderson, £1650 2nd LOT 27 Sandcrest Duchess 190, J & M Sanderson, £1700 Best Pair of Heifers LOT 19 Sandcrest Jazz 93, J & M Sanderson, £1250 LOT 20 Sandcrest Mary 318, J & M Sanderson, £1780 Champion LOT 8 Witherslack Topsy Rose, Strickland Hill Farming, £1500 Reserve Champion LOT 7 Wyredale Stanley Cup Bruster 62, MJ & H Atkinson, £1600
J36 Sale Reports Thursday 13th April There was an entry of 40 Calves and stirks today with a variety of all types of claves forward. A good show of beef calves forward this morning saw British Blue calves sell to a top of £400 from JM & TE Sharp, Flodder hall with British Blue heifers selling to £305 from H J Robinson & Son, Elm Tree farm. A young entry of black and whites were keenly bid for topping at £95 from H J Robinson & Son. A run of Hereford stirks from FP & G Slater, Bellart Howe topped at £750 for a bullock. Calf Top Prices Bull Calf: Brb £400 Flodder Hall, £335 Ravens Lodge. Lim £320, £315, £305 Strickley, £260 Cinder Barrow. Ang £285 Cinder Barrow. Stab £280 High Foulshaw. Fri £95, £90, £80 Elm Tree Farm. Heifer Calf: Brb £305 Elm Tree Farm, £240 Flodder Hall. Con £230 Flodder Hall. Stab £185, £150 High Foulshaw Farm. Lim £175 Cinder Barrow. Bull Stirk: Here £750, £540 Bellart Howe. Sim £370 Middle Bank Farm. Ang £330 Middle Bank Farm. Heifer Stirk: Here £535, £450, £445 Bellart Howe.
A strong trade was seen in the Cast Cow ring today with 35 going under the hammer. A superb British Blue Cow sold to a told of 179p/kg or £1220 from J Walling & Son of Mislet farm with Limousin cows selling to 177.5p/kg from G M Redmayne, Gowan Bank. Black and white cows sold to a top of 119.5p/kg or £900 from W Garnett, Ackenthwaite and a run of Fleckvieh x cows from JJ & MA Park & son topped at 131p/kg or £1058. An overall market average of 121p/kg was achieved. Cast Cow Top Prices: OTM Cow: BB 179.5 Mislet Farm. Lim 177.5 Gowan Bank Farm, 159.5 High Farm, 147.5 Gowan Bank Farm, 139.5 Hawes Farm, 134.5 Bowston Hall. 164.5 Ashstead, 139.5 Mireside Farm. Con 144.5 Bellart Howe. Sho 139.5 High Farm, 119.5 Strickley, 111.5 Cooper House, 109.5 Strickley. Sim 139.5 Cooper House. Fkv 131.5 Low Sizergh Farm. Mon 129.5 Low Sizergh Farm. Fri 129.5 Ackenthwaite, 124.5, 111.5 Low Sizergh Farm, 109.5 Ackenthwaite, 99.5 Laithwaite. Char 124.5 High Farm. Ayr 121.5, 107.5, 99.5 Sunny Bank. Ang 101.5 Cooper House. SRW 97.5 Low Sizergh Farm. OTM Heifer: Fri 127.5 Laithwaite. Cast Bull: Ang 109.5 Mire House Farm.
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There was a sharp trade from start to finish with just short of 100 Store Cattle going under the hammer. Trade topped at £1030 for a pen full of 16 month old Limousin bulling heifers from R & A Galbraith, Carter House with bullocks from the same home to £1000. A great trade was seen for younger cattle today with many purchasers now looking to grass day and requiring grazing cattle.
J36 Rural Auction Centre Tuesday 25th April 10.30am Sale of PRIME PIGS
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The next sale of store cattle will be on 27 April which is the Great Annual Grass Day prize show and sale. Entries for the catalogue will be closing on Wednesday 19th April.
11am 150 SHEEP WITH LAMBS AT FOOT 1pm 100 SPRING LAMBS followed by
1000 PRIME HOGGS
Store Cattle Top Prices:
Last sale Spring Lambs to 277p/kg & 300 CAST SHEEP Last wk Ewes to £124 with plenty over £100
Store Bullock: Lim £1000 Carter House, £970 Low House, £960 Crosscrake Farm, £920 Cooper House, £900 Hollin Hall Farm. Sim £940 Town End. Fri £810, £760 Carter House, £650 Laithwaite. Ang £850, £800 Low Stennerley, £730 Yates Farm. Blo £840 Granby Road. Char £780 Laithwaite. Brb £760 Yates Farm. Store Heifer: Lim £1030, £980 Carter House, £820 Crosscrake, £810 Low House. Brb £800 Crosscrake. Ang £740 Laithwaite. Con £700 Bowston Hall.
Thursday 27th April GRASS DAY Show & Sale of
J36 Tuesday 18th April
800 STORE CATTLE Also this Day fortnightly sale of 60 CALVES &
A larger entry of Spring Lambs forward this week sold to the continued strong trade and all were eagerly bid for. Beltex type spring lambs sold in excess of 250p/kg topping at 277p/kg or £111 from AE Atkinson of Stubb Farm with Beltex lambs and Dorset lambs sold to a top of £109 from S Procter of Selside. Spring lambs sold to a market average of 231p/kg. Spring Lamb Top Prices: Bel £111 Stubb Farm. Dors £109, £103.50 High Biggarsbank, £98, £95.50 Warth Sutton Farm. Char £103.50, £102.50, £98.50 Low Foulshaw Farm, £97.50 Warth Sutton Farm, £96.50 Low Foulshaw Farm. Hamp £102.50, £97.50 Endmoor Farm. Tex £98.50 Cragg Farm, £89.50 Stubb Farm.
There was a very mixed entry of Prime Hoggs as seen over the previous weeks. Well fleshed hoggs were very easily sold and in strong demand with other hoggs selling to their value. Beltex type hoggs, once again, selling around the two hundred pence per kilo mark with the trade topping at 225p/kg from Andrew Butler of Hambleton. The trade topped at £101 a head from AR & C Fawcett of Gosforth. Prime Hogg Top Prices:
60 CAST/OTM COWS Catalogues available online or by request Saturday 29th April RARE & MINORITY BREED LIVESTOCK SALE Catalogues available online or by request Tuesday 9th May Prize Show & Sale of HOGGS WITH LAMBS Classes for 5 Mule Hoggs with Singles & 5 Cont/Suff Hoggs with Singles
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Monday 24 April 9am 100 SPRING LAMBS Last Sale topped at 238p/kg 500 PRIME HOGGS and 100 CAST SHEEP & PRIME CATTLE 11am 80 SHEEP WITH LAMBS AT FOOT
Bel £101 Silverhow Farm, £95 Stubb Farm. Tex £97 Park Farm Barn, £95 Silverhow Farm, £94 Hill Park, £93 Mint Close, £92 Mill House Farm. Char £90, £89.50 Mill House Farm, £81 Warth Sutton Farm, £80 Park Farm Barn, £79 Mill House Farm. Suff £87.50 Hill Park, £86.50 Dawson Fold, £83 Hazelslack, £82.50 Park Farm Barn. Horned £84 The Borrans, £79.50 Sowerby Lodge. Grit £82 Sowerby Lodge. Mule £82 Bank House Farm, £80.50 Flodder Hall, £80 Barbon Fell House, £77 Gilthwaiterigg, Bank House Farm. Herd £80 Rydal Farm, £76.50, £68 Silverhow Farm, £63 Rydal Farm. Swale £79.50 Sowerby Lodge, £74 Holme House Farm, £68 Whelpside, £67 The Borrans, Rydal Farm. BFL £78 Barbon Fell House. Chev £77.50 Park Farm Barn, £74 Bank House Farm, £73.50 Moss House Farm. Mash £75 Sowerby Lodge, £60 Moss House Farm. Sco £66, £62 Moss House Farm.
Friday 28th April 9.45am Monthly sale of 80 STIRKS Entries close Mon 24th April 10.15am 60 REARING CALVES Last wk calves sold to £380 10.30am 100 CAST & OTM CATTLE Busy ring of buyers for all types 11.15am 300 STORE CATTLE Last wk Native Cattle sell to £1290
Cast Sheep today saw a sharper trade for all types of ewes forward, especially leaner and hill type ewes. A fresh buyer around the ring saw the trade top at £124 for a pen of three Texel Ewes from AR & CA Fawcett of Silverhow Farm, Texel Ewes from the same good home sold to £110 and £103. RJ & YL Willison, Cinderbarrow Farm sold a Bluefaced Leicester Ewe in aid of North West Air Ambulance selling for £112, this was closely followed by RI Dixon selling Leicesters to £102. Hill bred ewes saw Swaledales sell to a top of £79 from Strickland Hill Monday 8th May Farming. Cast Tups sold to £107 for a Bluefaced Leicester from B & HM Wilson, Prize Show & Sale of HOGGS WITH LAMBS Ashstead with Charollais selling to £105 and Texels to £99. Classes for 5 Mule Hoggs with
Singles & 5 Cont/Suff Hoggs with Singles Cast Sheep Top Prices: Cast Sheep: Tex £124, £110 Silverhow Farm, £104 Hill Park, £103 Town End, Silverhow Farm. BFL £112 Cinderbarrow, £102 Low Newton Farm, £99 Hill Park, £86 Sykes Farm. Llyen £105, £94, £81 Cragg Farm. Suff £100 High Biggarsbank, £97 Hazelslack, £96 Middle Birkby Farm, £88 Greenbank Farm, £87 Cinderbarrow Farm. Mule £88 Cinder Barrow, £86 High Butterbent, £85, £83 Toadpool, £83 Sykes Farm. Swale £79 Strickland Hill, £77 Whelpside, £71 Beckside, £66 Flodder Hall, £65 High House Farm. Cont £76 Greenbank Farm. Mash £71 Mosergh Farm. Rough £69 Steps Farm, £64 Mosergh Farm, £61 High Low Wood, £55 Steps Farm. Dales £66 Fell End Farm. Herd £56 Brow Head. Sco £55 Flodder Hall. Chev £51 Low Garths Farm.
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Cast Tup: BFL £107 Ashstead, £82 Holme House Farm, £81 Cinderbarrow Farm, £74 Ashstead, £73 Thursgill. Char £105 Silverhow Farm, £72 Claife Av. Tex £99, £96 Cinderbarrow Farm, £87 The Park. Tees £98 Holme House Farm. Chev £92 The Park.
STAVELEY, NR. KENDAL 24.96 acres/10.10 hectares of land at Elfhowe, Kentmere Road, Staveley to let by Informal Tender for 5 years on a Farm Business Tenancy The land is available from 1st May, 2017 The closing date and time for tenders is 12 noon on Tuesday, 25th April, 2017
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