MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY 17TH MAY. Champion Sponsored by Countrywide, Chipping Norton Winner H Smith & Sons 213p, 37.5kg, Beltex x Lambs, 79.

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1 MARKET REPORT FOR TUESDAY 17TH MAY Show day today and an excellent turnout, with over 100 entries forward. We would like to thank all the Sponsors for kindly supporting this event and thank you to our Judge, Mr Mike Rowley. Below are the prize winners for each class. Thanks also go to all the vendors for supporting the Show & Sale with their entries. Champion Sponsored by Countrywide, Chipping Norton Winner H Smith & Sons 213p, 37.5kg, Beltex x Lambs, Reserve Champion Sponsored by Lodders Solicitors, Stratford Upon Avon Winner E Brain & Sons Ltd 208p, 37kg, Texel Lambs, 76.96

2 Class 1 Best Pen of 4 Charollais Sponsored by Lower Quinton Garages Ltd 1 st TO Withers 194.5p, 39.5kg, nd J Walters 193p, 39.5kg, Class 2 Best Pen of 4 Suffolk Sponsored by NFU Wheaton & Lamb, Stratford Upon Avon 1 st AV Taylor 195p, 41.5kg, nd AV Taylor 191.5p, 43kg, Class 3 Best Pen of 4 Texel Sponsored by The Firs Garage, Hook Norton 1 st E Brain & Sons Ltd 208p, 37kg, nd E Brain & Sons Ltd 201p, 39.5kg, Class 4 Best Pen of 4 Other Breed Lambs Sponsored by Cotswold Petroleum 1 st H Smith & Sons 213p, 37.5kg, Beltex, x Lambs, nd H Smith & Sons 200p, 39kg, Beltex x Lambs, 78 New Season Lambs Auctioneer Alastair Brown A better show of lambs this week as we move on through the year. The good weather in the last week has brought these lambs on well, with many vendors having many more lambs finished sooner than they thought, from handling them a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, prices have taken a tumble nationally, which was so disappointing for the show, along with all the hard work and dedication you farmers put in to breeding and lambing. Perhaps we will see it on the supermarket shelves, it s now probably cheaper than New Zealand lamb! TOP PRICE pen of lambs today went to our Champion Pen at 213p for H Smith & Sons, with their 37.5kg Beltex x lambs. Next top spot went to E Brain & Sons Ltd at 208p and 201p for their 37kg ( 79.96) and 39.5kg ( 79.40) lambs. Lambs weighing up to 39kg sold from 189.5p to 213p and others in this category topped at 200p or 78 and 194p or for H Smith & Sons. Mark Greenaway topped at 193p or for his pen of 38.5kg Charollais x.

3 Lambs up to 45.5kg sold from 189.5p to 201p with others from AV Taylor at 195p or for 41.5kg Suffolks, Tim Withers at 194.5p or for 39.5kg Charollais, John Bourne & Son 194p or for 45.5kg Charollais, J Walters 193.0p or for 39.5kg Charollais, and Mark Greenaway for 41kg Beltex x lambs. Top price per head reached for a pen of 45.5kg Charollais from John Bourne & Son, others at for RW Kerby with a pen of 45.5kg Texels and his others at 84.55, and a few pence behind was Mrs C Plunkett Keep the numbers coming, hopefully the lambs will lift in price a little when the hoggets have finished. Please contact us with your entries, so that we can inform the buyers. NEW SEASON STANDARD QUALITY QUOTATION Weights Top Price Average Kg Per Head Kg Per Head Standards kg 213.0p p Medium kg 201.0p p Heavy kg Over Weights 52kg Cull Ewes NEW SEASON PRIME SHEEP - LEADING PRICES PRICE PER HEAD PRICE PER KG Weight Price Vendor Weight Price Vendor John Bourne & Son p H Smith & Sons RW Kerby p E Brain & Sons RW Kerby p E Brain & Sons Ltd OD Plunkett p AV Taylor WR Spencer p TO Withers J Walters p John Bourne & Son S Collett p H Smith & Sons OD Plunkett p MJ & CA Greenaway AV Taylor p J Walters OD Plunkett p E Brain & Sons Ltd

4 Old Season Lambs - 34 Auctioneer Alastair Brown We are getting towards the end of last year s lambs and numbers and quality are slowly diminishing. Top price sold to for a pen of five 47kg Texels from AM Best. Pip Careless topped at for his 47kg Charollais, for a pen of 47.5kg from W A Goffe & Son, and Tim Withers at for his 48kg Charollais. Top price per kilo sold for heavy lambs at 180p for AM Best and 39kg Charollais lambs from Bruce Minett sold to 179.5p, with others at 174p. If you have some to market, make sure they have plenty of finish and weight for them to realise their best price per head. Cull Ewes & Rams - 81 Auctioneer Alastair Brown A good entry and more than expected from the conversations with vendors the previous day. Prices topped at 100 for a Suffolk from C Ridgway & Son, Continental x ewes topped at 76 and 73 for WA Goffe & Son, with others at 71 and 70 from C Ridgeway & Son and Dorsington Farms Ltd. Again, prices nationally have fallen. On a positive note, they should lift as less come forward on to the market. Please contact us with your entries. CULL EWES - LEADING PRICES Sire Price Vendor Suff C Ridgway & Son Cont WA Goffe & Son Cont WA Goffe & Son Cont C Ridgway & Son Suff C Ridgway & Son Suff Dorsington Farms Breeding Sheep & Store Lambs - 6 Auctioneer Alastair Brown As the old season lambs come to an end, so do the store lambs. Prices topped at 44 for a Texel from Dorsington Farms, whilst ewes with one young lamb topped at 29 per life for DM & A Andrews. More are needed in this section. Buyers do want ewes and lambs, but with the decrease in confidence for finished stock, prices have altered. Please contact us with your entries if you have some to market, so that we can inform potential buyers

5 Fur, Feather and Produce Sold at 10am Auctioneer Shaun Barron Another good entry today in all sections, with more plants on show selling to increased demand. Plants Another huge entry today to start the sale, with new vendors travelling to Stratford to catch the trade. All of the usual were available, including large Fuchsias to 10, 9 and 7.50, Geraniums to 1.30 and 1.10, Petunias to 1.70 and 1.60, Begonia to 3 for large trays and 1.60 for smaller sorts. Salvias sold to 2 a tray with others at 1.80 and Mimulus sold to Bacopa sold to 1 a pot with Garden Pinks making 25p per pot. Vegetable Plants sold to 1.10 for Runner Beans, with Cabbage, Sprouts, Lettuce and Tomatoes all selling to 1 from 90p. Hanging Baskets sold to 12 from 10 for 8 sold on the day. Produce - 72 Cauliflowers today sold to 80p, with plenty at 75p and others at 70p, with nearly 40 on offer. Rhubarb sold to 1 a bunch with others at 70p and trays of lettuce sold to 1. Quality still selling well, but second quality receiving very limited demand. Eggs - 98 A very similar trade to last week with trays of eggs 2 to 2.80, with Goose eggs to 1 and 90p a piece, and Turkey eggs to 1.10 and 80p. Hatching eggs of all breeds selling to a top of 4.80 for Guinea Fowl, with others at 4.50 and 4. Golden Pheasant eggs to 9 for 10. Dozens of chicken eggs, believed fertile, selling to 3, with others at 2.80, 2.50 and 2, with ½ dozen selling to 2.50, with others at 2 and A good day s trading with a buyer for everything. Poultry - 68 Hens with chicks were again the trade of the day, with two White Silkies, with 9 and 8 chicks, selling to 28 and 24 respectively. A Leghorn hen sold to 12, with 3 Marans at 5.50, and 3 Light Sussex at Older laying hens to 1.60 from 1.20, with a run of Ducklings topping at 2.60 from 2 and Cockerels today to 9 for a Buff Orpington and 7 for a Light Sussex.

6 We look forward to seeing you at Bedfordshire YFC Annual Country Show & Rally On Saturday 21st May 2016 At Manor Farm, Pertenhall, Bedfordshire, MK44 2AZ And Northamptonshire YFC County Show & Rally On Saturday 28th May 2016 At Scotland Wood Farm, Kelmarsh, Northants, NN6 9LU We look forward to welcoming you on to our stand, where light refreshments will be available throughout the day. Alastair Brown Shaun Barron Brian Pile Claire Worth Auction Team Direct Dial

7 MIDSUMMER LAMB SHOW & SALE Tuesday 21st June 2016 At Stratford Livestock Market Entries - 4 Lambs per Pen, any Breed, any Weight. All entries must be weighed and penned by 9.00am. For further details and entries, please contact Al Brown Shaun Barron Claire Worth AN IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF A HORSE FEED MANUFACTURER Friday 20 th May 2016 Commencing at 11.00am The sale will be held at the site of Nene Milling, London Road, Bozeat, Wellingborough, NN29 7LT. Items include:- A Coarse Mix Plant, Augers, Storage & Bulk Bins (1 ton-45 tons), Milling and Bagging Equipment, GARDNER 6 Cylinder Engine Generator, ARTSWAY Mill (2 years old), 2 Timber Stable Blocks, Office Equipment, and 300+ lots of Workshop Tools and Spare Parts. Viewing is strictly by appointment only, or on Thursday 19 th May, or on the morning of the sale, from 9.00am-5.00pm. Further descriptions and pictures can be seen on our website For Catalogue requests please contact our Thrapston Office Auctioneer in charge Alastair Brown

8 A SUMMER SALE OF STORE CATTLE, BREEDING CATTLE, STOCK BULLS, CULL & PRIME CATTLE Tuesday 7th June Commencing at 11.30am At Stratford Livestock Auction For Entry Forms or further information visit or Contact :- Alastair Brown , Shaun Barron , Claire Worth STRATFORD COLLECTIVE MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT SALE On Wednesday 6th July 2016 Commencing at 10.00am At Stratford Livestock Market Section 1 Workshop Tools and Effects Section 2 Building Materials, Gardening Effects, Gates, Timber etc. Section 3 Farm Machinery, Trailers, Cattle & Sheep Troughs & Feeders Section 4 Tractors, Vehicles & ATV s For Entry Forms or further information visit or Contact :- Alastair Brown , Shaun Barron , Claire Worth