North West Auctions Weekly Report and Newsletter – 21st September
NWA Lancaster Show & Sale of Dairy Cattle Monday 19th September Largest Entry of Dairy Cattle this year at Lancaster North West Auctions had their monthly show and sale of Dairy Cattle held on Monday 19th September which included the annual September bull sale saw the largest entry of cattle seen at Lancaster for some time. The pre-sale show was expertly judged by Mr David Booth of Feizor who had some very stylish heifers in front of him to judge, with many purchasers and potential purchasers commenting on how impressed they were at the quality of cattle forward for the sale. The show saw some very strong classes and the days champion was awarded to lot number 49 from the Inman Family of Strickland Hill with Witherslack International Kate. The days reserve champion was awarded to lot number 27 Carwood Doge Daisy 71 from B & V Swann of Huggarts Farm. There was a fantastic atmosphere from start to finish, with the sale being the busiest seen for some time and it was great to see both shippons full of customers before the sale started. Plenty of buyers in the ring looking to purchase all types of heifers from commercial types to heifers with strong pedigrees. The trade topped at £2,100 for Lot no. 9 Stardale Planet Vaakje from J Burrow & Son of Tunstead Farm, a much admired heifer that had created plenty of interest in the pre-sale show with a depth of pedigree with over nine generations of excellent. Another heifer breaking the two thousand pound barrier was the day’s champion lot number 49, Witherslack International Kate, from the Inman Family of Strickland Hill selling for £2,050, also achieving £2,000 was lot number 12 Ravenscar Shottle Hyacinth from John Huddleston of Ravenscar. Plenty of heifers sold in excess of £1,800 for heifers with a depth of pedigree and yielding in excess of 30 litres. An overall market average of £1,627.23 for all heifers in milk including the three teated and in different ones. A small entry of in calf and bulling heifer created plenty of interest with in calf heifers from J Towers and Son of Tunstall Hall selling to £1,280 due in October to the Holstein Friesian bull and in calf heifers averaged a very respectful £1,076. The annual September bull sale, once again, attracted a good crowd of people at Lancaster and it is wonderful to see fresh faces at the ringside. A buoyant bull trade throughout with a 100% clearance a remarkable achievement and the first time this has been accomplished for many years. The trade topped at £2,550 for lot number 107, Bilsrow Impactt, from DJ & S Tomlinson of Bilsborrow Hall, selling to N Casson of Cote Farm Partnership joining his Stonywood Herd of Holsteins. Other noted prices was the last bull through the ring of the day lot number 112 Stardale Cabaye selling for £2,200 with a market average of £1,628 achieved for the bulls. The next Dairy Sale at Lancaster will be held on Monday 17th October, please contact Ian Atkinson on 07766 521472 for more information. Show Results Champion Lot 49 Witherslack International Kate, Strickland Hill Farming £2050 Reserve Champion Lot 27 Carwood Doge Daisy 71, B &V Swann £1850 Class 1 – Non Halter – Led Heifer 1st Lot 49 Witherslack International Kate, Strickland Hill Farming £2050 2nd Lot 27 Carwood Doge Daisy 71, B &V Swann £1850 3rd Lot 48 Kirkwood Kestrel Signet, H & SD Cornthwaite £1920 Class 2 – Halter – Led Heifer 1st Lot 9 Stardale Planet Vaakje 6, J Burrow & Son £2100 2nd Lot 2 Stardale Epicentre Vaakje, J Burrow & Son £1750 3rd Lot 10 Stardale Bakombre Vaajke 2, J Burrow & Son £1650 Class 3 – Cow 1st Lot 56 Sandcrest Debbie 12, J & M Sanderson £1750 Class 4 – Best Pair of Heifers 1st Lot 9 Stardale Planet Vaakje 6, J Burrow & Son £2100 Lot 2 Stardale Epicentre Vaakje, J Burrow & Son £1750 Class 5 – Bulls 1st Lot 106 Bilsrow Orison, DJ & S Tomlinson £1500 2nd Lot 107 Bilsrow Impactt, J Burrow & Son £2200 3rd Lot 102 Riverstar Golden Boy, DS & H Fell £1280 e. info@nwauctions.co.uk t. 01524 63308 (Lancaster) t. 015395 66200 (J36 Kendal)
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Lancaster Sale Reports Lancaster Gimmer Lambs Wednesday 14th September The pre-sale show was expertly judged by Michael Faraday of Carnforth. A strong line up of twelve pens of ten and four pens of twenty. The pens of ten first prize and being awarded the Alf Burrows trophy winning for a second year consecutively first time this has been achieved for over ten years was Alan, Kim, Chris and Phil Pye and Family of Dunnockshaw Farm, who also won the first prize with the pens of twenty. The second prize pen of ten was awarded to JS & S Atkinson of Sykes Farm. Thanks goes to our show and sale sponsor Yorkshire Bank for their continued support. A satisfying trade was had with a market average of £93 for an entry of over 2,000 mule gimmer lambs sold. Vendors top pens eagerly bid for with once again, a strong support of local farmer buyers at Lancaster looking to purchase strong tupping lambs. The day’s trade topped at £160 for the first prize pen of 10 from the AC & K Pye of Dunnockshaw Farm and the first prize pen of 20 selling to £125. Plenty of top pens selling either side of the £130 mark. Lamb buyers present from throughout England with lambs selling to Cornwall and Oxford. The prize of £50 for the vendor with the highest average for a run of 50 for lambs not including a prize pen is awarded to WI and A Atkinson and Son of Holme House with an average of £116.64. We at North West Auctions thank our sponsors, vendors and purchasers for their continued support on what was a fantastic day and looking forward to seeing you all very soon. Show Results Pen of 10 Mules 1st – AC & K Pye, Dunkenshaw Farm 2nd – JS & S Atkinson, Sykes Farm 3rd – W & A Cornall, Bank Farm 4th – B & SE Carter, Cragg End Pen of 20 Mules 1st – AC & K Pye, Dunkenshaw Farm 2nd – W & A Cornall, Bank Farm 3rd – TR Denby, Higher Thrushgill 4th – RH & C Ayrton LTD, Ouzlethorn
Top Prices: £160 AC & K Pye Dunkenshaw Farm, £138 B & SE Carter Cragg End, £132 WI & AM Atkinson & Son Holme House Farm, £130 S Park Highfield Farm and B & SE Carter Cragg End Farm and W & A Cornall Bank Farm, £128 JS & S Atkinson Sykes Farm, £125 AC & K Pye Dunkenshaw Farm.
Friday 16th September There was a much better show of 413 Store Cattle, resulting in a flying trade. Top price Bullock was for a British Blue Bullock from JM & AG Swarbrick, Benson Farm selling to £1460, with Heifers selling to £1190 for a British Blue from EW & CR Clegg & Sons, Yew Tree Farm. Bullocks overall averaged £962.12 and Heifers averaged £912. Store Cattle Top Prices: STORE BULLOCKS – BRB: £1460 Bensons Farm; £1390 Dunningwell Farm; £1380 Low Barrows Green; £1330 Fell End Farm. LIM: £1400 Dunningwell Farm; £1320 High Green; £1260 Longlands Farm. CH: £1390 Crooklands Farm; £1360 High Green; £1240 Langthwaite Heights. AA: £1370 Kilburn House; £1360 Upp Hall; £1280 Longlands Farm; £1270 Yew Tree Farm.SIM: £1340 Upp Hall; £1250 Crooklands Farm; £1100 Bradley Farm. MON: £1210 North Farm; £1150 Pilling Lane. FKV: £1160 Crooklands Farm; £880 Holme Head. HE: £1160 Rowell Farm; £1150 High Green; £1100 Colloway Farm. FR: £1110 Old Glasson; £1040 Low Levens; £1000 Bensons Farm. MRI: £990 Littlewood Hall. STORE HEIFERS – BRB: £1190 Yew Tree Farm; £1140 Dunningwell Farm; £1050 Croppers Farm. LIM: £1180 Dunningwell Farm; £1100 Rowell Farm; £1000 Lodge Farm. AA: £1160 Church Street; £1140 Yew Tree Farm; £1130 Greenways Farm. SIM: £1020 Waltons Farm. CH: £1010 Langhtwaite Heights; £920 Higher Broomfield. HE: £960 Old Hall Farm; £930 Brow Foot Farm. BULLS – LIM: £1140 Houkler Hall.
A very mixed show of Cast Cows forward this morning with plainer cows slightly sharper on the week. Friesian Cows sold to 144.5p/kg from P Knowles, Cragg Farm. Over Thirty month clean cattle sold to 197.5p/kg for an Aberdeen Angus Cow from JH Atkinson & Son, Mosergh Farm which was also top gross of £1052.68. Overall Cast cows sold to an average of 104.78p/kg. Cast Cow Top Prices: CAST COW – AA: 197.5 Mosergh Farm. LIM: 189.5 Mosergh Farm; 141.5 Rooten Brook; 137.5 Dunkenshaw Farm; 129.5 Fell End Farm. FR: 144.5 Cragg Farm; 119.5 Crook Farm; 119.5 Boldens Farm. BAZ: 129.5 Dunkenshaw Farm. SIM: 124.5 Kate Farm. BRB: 121.5 Hall Croft Barn; 111.5 Low Hall Beck. MON: 117.5 Holme Head. FKV: 104.5 Holme Head. CAST HEIFER – FR: 154.5 Old Hall Farm; 154.5 Gibraltar Farm; 137.5 Higher Knowehill. CAST STEER – FR: 139.5 Low Deepslack.
A strong entry of in the mid-forties for Calves, weanlings and stirks at Lancaster. A strong trade for all types eagerly bid for. Calves sold to a top of £390 from RT Halhead of Norbreck Farm for a British blue bull with others selling to £370 from JR Handley of School House. Plenty of beef calves selling around the £300 mark with vendors leaving chuffed. A sharp black and white trade with best calves selling to £155 from Drinkall Bros of Catshaw Farm. Black and whites eagerly bid for selling to a market average just shy of £70. Just a few stirks today. Three month old Angus heifers sell to £310 and £305 from Andrew Shepherd of Muffy Platts. The next stirk sale is on Friday 30th September 2016, entries are now invited for early advertising. Calf Top Prices: HEIFER CALVES – LIM: £320 Whinney Carr Farm; £315 Norbreck Farm; £290 Throstle Nest Farm. SIM: £285 Throstle Nest Farm. BULL CALF – BRB: £390 Norbreck Farm; £370 School House. LIM: £335 Norbreck Farm; £335 Whinney Carr Farm. AA: £290 Knowsley Farm. FR: £210 Throstle Nest Farm; £155 Catshaw Hall Farm. HEIFER STIRK – AA: £310 Muffys Platt Farm.
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Lancaster Sale Reports Monday 19th September Prime Lambs sold to £87, (twice), firstly for 4, 44kg Texels from J A & V M Lamb, Conder Green Farm, Conder Green, secondly for a 49kg Beltex from T R Prickett, Hutton Roof Hall, Hutton Roof. Top price per kilo for prime lambs was 198p, also consigned by J A & V M Lamb. Prime lambs avg. 166.46p. Lambs that were fleshy and shapey sold away to a good trade, whilst lambs that lacked quality and meat were definitely easier. Prime Lamb Top Prices: TEX: £87 Conder Green Farm; £84 Tarnwater Farm; £80 Bay View. BEL: £87 Hutton Roof Hall; £75 Conder Green Farm; £68 Red Lodge. SUFF: £77.50 Burrow Heights Farm; £74 Bailey Hey Farm; £73.50 Beaumont Gate Farm.CH: £77 Burnt House; £76 Downlands Farm; £75 Wyre Farm. MULE: £70 Red Lodge; £69 Burrow Heights Farm; £68.50 Wyresdale Park.
Cast Sheep saw top price per head for ewes was £70 for Texels consigned by G A Haston & Son, Lane House, Galgate. Cast Sheep Top Prices: TEX: £70 Lane House; £65 North Farm; £60 Lower Castle o Trim. MULE: £60 Websters Farm; £30 Bay View. CH: £60 Jacksons Farm.
J36 Sale Reports Show & Sale of Store Cattle - Thursday 15th September North West Auctions held their annual Autumn Prize Show and Sale of Store Cattle where a fantastic show of cattle were put forward for sale. In the pre-sale judging the show of cattle were in the very capable hands of Mr Mark Duerden of Dalton-in-Furness and after judging all the classes he awarded the overall championship rosette to a cracking 15 month old Limousin Bullock from Messrs JA Chapman & Son of Lane Head Farm, Kendal, this later went onto sell for £1330 to Mr D Barker of Scarborough. The reserve champion rosette went to Martin & Julie Winn of Burneside with a British Blue Heifer which sold for £1340 to Smith Brothers of Masongill. Top price of the day went to a 16 month old British Blue Bullock shown by Mr Peter Airey of Well Heads Farm which sold for £1390 to David Moorhouse of Natland. Despite a smaller ringside of buyers than normal due to some customers still trying to snatch the last of the their harvest all classes of cattle sold to a strong trade and all vendors should be congratulated on the quality of cattle forward for sale. The next sale will be Thursday 29th September which will also incorporate the first autumn show and sale Suckled Calves followed by Store Cattle. Store Cattle Top Prices: STORE BULLOCKS – BRB: £1390 Well Head Farm; £1200 High Underbrow; £1180 Moss Head. LIM: £1330 Lane Head Farm; £1250 Well Head Farm; £1180 Moss Head Farm. BA: £1180 Nook Farm; £1170 Crooklands Farm; £1040 Gaskell House. CH: £1170 Low Barrows Green. AA-: £1120 Garnett House. SHO: £1090 Lane Farm. STAB: £1080 Kit Cragg. SIM: £1050 Gaskell House. SLR: £1030 Nook Farm. HE: £830 West Plain Farm. STORE HEIFERS – LIM: £1340 High Underbrow; £1160 Lane Head Farm; £1100 Millom Castle. BRB: £1100 The Coach House; £1060 Crosscrake Farm; £1030 High Underbrow Farm. BA: £1100 Nook Farm. CH: £1060 Crooklands Farm; £1040 Low Barrows Green; £1020 Crooklands Farm. HE: £770 Bradley Farm.
Top price of the sale today for Cast Cows was £1072.19 for a Limousin scaling 742kg, consigned by R. E. Holmes, The Green, Sleagill. Top price per head for hfrs was £1248.81 (189.5p), for a 659kg Limousin, from J.M. Case and Son, Dendron Farm, Dendron. A very plain entry of cull cows forward for today’s sale, with beefy types and any meaty cows selling well. Cast Cows Top Prices: CAST COW – LIM: 161.5 The Green; 129.5 Smithy Cottage; 129.5 Moss Head; 124.5 Bowston Hall. BRB: 124.5 Bowston Hall; 119.6 Middle Sadghyll; 114.5 Bowston Hall. MON: 117.5 Low Sizergh Farm. FR: 109.5 Lupton Hall; 99.5 Low Sizergh Farm. CAST HEIFER – LIM: 189.5 Dendron Farm. AA: 174.5 Mire House Farm.
Beef Calves sold to a solid trade for good quality calves with trade topping at £570 for a British Blue Calf from G Wilson, many more could have been sold. Stronger Black and White Calves were grand to sell while the larger entry of young Black and Whites were hardest to sell. Calves Top Prices: BULL CALVES – BRB: £570 Low Field Farm; £410 Flodder Hall. LIM: £345 Broomfield; £320 Halforth Farm. AA: £205 The High Farm. FR: £160 Netherbeck Barn; £128 Elm Tree Farm; £108 Hagg Farm. HEIFER CALVES – BRB: £380 Low Field Farm; £330 Flodder Hall; £280 Hollins Farm. AA: £170 Elm Tree Farm; £155 High Farm. BULL STIRK – FR: £150 Moss House Farm; £150 Mouse Syke; £140 Moss House Farm. LIM: £150 Moss House Farm. BULLOCK STIRK – LIM: £450 Eps Farm.
Show Results Judge Mr Mark Duerden Sponsor BB Dairy Ltd Class one – Limousin Heifer 1st MA & JA Winn, High Underbrow £1140 D Whaite 2nd TA Chapman & Son, Lane Head £1160 D Whaite 3rd D Nicholson, Birch Bank £1070 J Bowling Class two – British Blue Heifer 1st MA & JA Winn, High Underbrow £1340 Smith Bros 2nd RT & J Gorst, The Coach House £1100 D Barker 3rd FI & ME Little, Helm Croft £1040 D Barker Class three – Any Other Breed Heifer 1st P & SA Edmondson, Low Barrows Green £1040 D Barker Class four – Limousin Bullock 1st TA Chapman & Son, Lane Head £1330 D Barker 2nd TA Chapman & Son, Lane Head £1250 D Barker 3rd MA & JA Winn, High Underbrow £1200 D Barker
Champion Limousin Bullock from TA Chapman & Son, Lane Head Reserve Champion British Blue Heifer from MA & JA Winn, High Underbrow
Class five – British Blue Bullock 1st MA & JA Winn, High Underbrow £1200 D Barker 2nd DJ Clarke, Orphan Crag Barn £1080 F Pooley 3rd FI & ME Little, Helm Croft £950 D Barker
Frist Prize Pair of Limousin Sired Cattle TA Chapman & Son, Lane Head £1180 J Bowling First Prize Pair of Continental Sired Cattle TE Galbraith, Crooklands Farm £1170 D Barker
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J36 Sale Reports Show & Sale of Beltex Rams & Females Followed by Boys are Back in Town Sale of Breeding Rams Beltex Sell to new Record Price at J36 The annual show and Sale of Beltex sheep on behalf of the Beltex sheep society had a nice entry forward an saw the pre-sale show very kindly sponsored by JG Animal Health who we would like to thank for their continued support. The show was expertly judged by Jack Buckle of Kirkby Stephen who commented on the good quality of sheep forward. The championship rosette was awarded to the Gimmer Shearling lot 22 Holmebeck Aphrodite from P & A Moss of Ewebank Farm. The reserve champion was awarded to LM & C Whitaker of Moorland Cottage with a shearling ram lot 7 Duddon Artful Dodger. A mixed trade for rams with the females selling to an extremely strong trade, Beltex Rams sold to a top of 800gns for lot 3 Holmebeck Alaska from P & A Moss of Ewebank Farm with the reserve champion shearling ram lot 7, Duddon Artful Dodger selling for 700gns. Rams sold to a sale average of 400gns with plenty of interest in the females which were very eagerly bid for. The supreme champion Holmebeck Aphrodite from P & A Moss of Ewebank Farm sold to 1,600gns, a new record price for the breed society sale at J36 Rural Auction centre, which was bought by AJ Wood of The Withy Trees Flock. Gimmer shearlings from the same good home sold to 1,100gns for Holmebeck Annie with Gimmer shearlings selling to a market average of 508gns with almost a 100% clearance for the females. Beltex Show Results Judge Mr Jack Buckle Sponsor JG Animal Health Class one – Shearling Ram 1st Lot 7, Duddon Artful Dodger, LM & C Whitaker 2nd Lot 3, Holmebeck Alaska, P & A Moss 3rd Lot 33, Rathbone Archie, MR & JE Davis Class two – Gimmer Shearling 1st Lot 22, Holmebeck Aphrodite, P & A Moss 2nd Lot 23, Holmebeck Annie, P & A Moss 3rd Lot 37, Rathbone Bulgaria, MR & JE Davis Champion Lot 22, Holmebeck Aphrodite, P & A Moss Reserve Champion Lot 7, Duddon Artful Dodger, LM & C Whitaker Boys are Back in Town A very mixed entry in terms of quality for the Multi Breed Breeding Rams, which has been seen throughout the breeding ram sale season. Good quality rams were very good to sell with second quality rams very difficult to sell. Beltex x charollais rams sold to a top of £600 from LJJ Wight of Biggar. Texel rams sold to £550 from DH Lucas & FA Nairey who had a strong consignment of Texel breeding rams regularly selling in the mid four hundreds. Pure Charollais breeding rams sold to £450 from JA & R Geldard & Sons of Low Foulshaw Farm. Plenty of strong breeding rams selling around the £400 mark.
Breeding Ewes & Gimmer Shearlings - Saturday 17th September J36 Rural Auction Centre second sale of Mule, Masham and Continental breeding ewes and gimmer shearlings. an entry of over one thousand breeding sheep forward sold to a buoyant trade throughout. Mule gimmer shearlings twice sold to a top of £145 firstly from Bob Lawrence of Holme Farm and Mr P Hutchinson of Hole beck. Plenty of pens of strong mule gimmer shearlings sold around the £140 pound mark. Texel gimmer shearlings sold to £142 from BJ Bowness of Blea Tarn with plenty of others selling around the £130 mark. Cheviot mule shearlings sold to a top of £130 from George and Kath Robinson of Moss End farm. Breeding ewes a strong trade with all vendors leaving satisfied with there trade.
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Tuesday 20th September Prime Lambs saw a top price per head for lambs today was £97 for 54kg Charollais’ consigned by J Scott Jnr,Kingsland, Crosscake. P J Onions, Keerfalls Forest Farm, had the top price per kilo of the day of 208.3p for a 36kg Beltex lamb. Lambs of good quality and condition were selling to solid rates, £85-£90. Handyweight lambs 42kg-45kg, sold to a sound trade of £80-£85, with a nice cover of meat. Lambs that were plainer and lighter weights were definitely harder to cash. 1460 Prime Lambs averaged 171.1p/kg Prime Lamb Top Prices: Char: £97, £95, £90 Kingsland; £92 Myers Farm. Tex: £96 Nunfield; £93 Low Hall Farm, High Deepslack; £91 Sunny Bank Farm. Suff: £89.50, £82.50 Dunningwell Farm; £85.50 Hawes Farm; £85 Low Brundrigg. Belt: £81, £72 Laithwaite; £75 Keerfalls Forest Farm. Mule: £77 Middale Farm; £74 Low Hall Farm; £73 Low Longmire. Chev: £74 Green Lane End Farm. Mash: £70 Middale Farm. Zwart: £65 Moss House Farm. RFell: £45 Moss End Farm.
The weekly sale of Cast Ewes and rams had an entry of over 500 forward and were again selling to a better trade than seen over previous weeks. Fresh buyers were around the ring, seeing Texel ewes sell to a top of £107 from DC Creer of the Isle of Man. Plenty of strong Continental ewes sold around the £90 mark. Texel tups sold to a top of £101 from P & TL Edmondson Ltd of Low Hall with big tups selling around the one hundred pound mark. Mule ewes sold to a top of £79 from HR & KA Hodgson of Howriggs. Pens of strong ewes were selling in the seventies, with plenty of pens selling into the sixties. Rough Fell ewes sold to £82 and £80 from JE Read of Mealrigg. Strong Rough Fell ewes selling into the sixties with all Rough Fells forward averaging in the fifties. Feeding ewes selling to a good trade with buyers now looking to purchase them and small meaty ewes required to meet demand of buyers, vendors urged to forward sheep. Cast Sheep Top Prices: Tex: £107, £95 Cooilingel Farm; £101 Low Hall Farm; £95 Hyning Home Farm. Suff: £99 Castle How; £94 Howriggs; £83 Cooilingel Farm; £81 Hyning Home Farm. Leic: £87 Preston Patrick Hall; £60 Ashstead. RFell: £82, £80 £68 Mealrigg. Belt: £81, £78, £69 Laithwaite. Mule: £79 Howriggs; £72 Toadpool; £68 Stonethwaite Farm. Chev: £76, £71 Underley Estate; £72 Castle How, Silverhow Farm. Swale: £74 Holker Estate; £55 Skiddaw View; £51 Low Deepslack. Tees: £70 Mealrigg; £69, £67 Keerfalls Forest Farm. SBF: £59, £49 Roundthwaite Abbey Farm. Zwart: £49 Moss End Farm; £44 Silverhow Farm. Mash: £46 High Bridgestones. Herd: £45 Stonethwaite Farm; £36 Skiddaw View.
Coming up at North West Auctions J36 Rural Auction Centre Tuesday 27th September Sale of Prime Pigs at 10.30am
Thursday 29th September First Autumn Show & Sale of 500 Suckled Calves plus Sale of Calves, Stirks, Cast Cows & 150 Store Cattle Please note no TB Restricted Cows this day
NWA Property LAND SALE RESULT NWA Property sold 21.06 acres of land at Docker, near Kendal by auction on Tuesday 20th September 2016 selling for £110,000 an average of £5092 per acre.
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Saturday 1st October Sale of 1000 lots of Machinery & Small Tools
NWA Professional are pleased to announce that Kathryn Sayce, MRICS, has joined the team, having previously worked for Richard Turner & Son for 12 years, dealing with farmer based clientele. Prior to that, she worked for Carter Jonas in Kendal, dealing with all aspects of Estate Management.
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Monday 3 October - Evening Show & Sale of 250 Registered & Unregistered Bluefaced Leicester Rams & Females Thursday 6th October Second Sale of 1500Gimmer Lambs Entries close Thursday 29th September Followed by 3000 Store Lambs
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Friday 30th September Weekly Sale of 60 Calves, 100 Cast Cows & 500 Store Cattle plus Annual Prize Show & Sale of Continental & Native Store Heifers also Monthly Sale of 100 Stirks at 9.45am Please contact Ian Atkinson with Entries Saturday 1st October Sale of Mule, Masham, Continental & Horned Breeding Ewes, Gimmer Shearlings & Gimmer Lambs including Bluefaced Leicester and Terminal Sire Rams. Prize show for Bluefaced Leicesters Rams, Texel Ram Lambs & Mule Gimmer Lambs followed by 700 Store Lambs Friday 7th October Annual Prize Show & Sale of Suckled Calves Entries close Monday 3rd October
Kathryn is very much a hands on farmer, living and working on a hill farm on the outskirts of Bentham. Kathryn is a qualified Chartered Surveyor and Valuer and if you require assistance in any matters, please contact her on 015395 66215 or 07976 646035.
Kendal Farmers Discussion Group starts Monday 26th September at 8pm at Knedal Rugby Club. First meeting is with Helen Rickard from North West Auctions. Everyone Welcome.
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