EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE MARKET REPORT

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1 EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE MARKET REPORT March 2017 Monday 27 th Prime Stock Market EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD

2 65 PRIME CATTLE & BARREN COWS 10.45AM Auctioneer: Simon Alford Prime Cattle to 201ppk & 1242 Barren Cows to 165ppk & 1331 Even without any of those really top notch sorts as seen of late Prime Cattle still saw a respectable high of 201ppk given for a Limousin steer (21m) being the best of an excellent run from RJ Macbean & Sons of Plymstock. Strong South Devon steers (22m) from Basil Cane of Plymouth saw 193ppk and 1242 with well finished Galloway steers (28m) from Brian Vallance of Bickington also seeing 193ppk ( 1074). Limousin heifers (21m) sold to 189ppk ( 980) for Rosie Fishleigh of Okehampton whilst further Limousin females (23m) rose to 188ppk ( 1110) for Keith & Christine Morish of Cheriton Bishop, their Charolais of a similar age also fetched 188ppk and realised Best OTM prime cattle got 181ppk for Andy Richards of Exminster. The blistering trade seen of late for Barren Cows was more than sustained with a top per kilo of 165 pence ( 1049) for a cracking Limousin from Adrian Wilton of Blackawton whilst highest price realised was an enormous 1331 (144ppk) for a tremendous Simmental cow from Charlie Gregory up from St Columb. A well presented lorry load of young grazing sorts from Andrew Lawrence of Mullion sold well and to 155ppk for Limousins as eleven averaged 147ppk and 775. Two well covered South Devons from Phillip & Dawn Cleave, Holne attracted plenty of interest as both attained 148ppk ( 1174 & 1129) also their Limousin cow (probably with some Galloway blood in her) looked dear at 140ppk ( 864). A hefty Angus cow from Andrew Johns of Newton Abbot hit 138ppk ( 943) followed by Peter Hooper, Bovey Tracey with his best halter broken Limousin to 135ppk. The uplift in demand for barreners once again helped the dairy men with Holstein types to 125ppk ( 926) for Friend & Reeve of Sandford with Jersey cows from the Davis family of Westleigh looking a good trade and topping at 100ppk ( 501). Vendors are kindly reminded to inform us of their entries for Monday s Prime Cattle and Barren Cow auction in advance to enable potential purchasers to be advised of likely numbers. Please contact the Market Office ( ) or Robert Armstrong over the weekend by phone or text ( ) or by robert.armstrong@kivells.com Thanks to our vendors for your continued support and a reminder to all that there is good competition for all classes of prime cattle and barren cows at Exeter Livestock Centre on a Monday. Also note, TB pre movement tests are NOT REQUIRED for this sale. EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE - TUESDAY 18 th APRIL AT 4.30PM MONTHLY TB RESTRICTED (ORANGE) SALE OF CATTLE ~ Entries for licencing close FRIDAY 7th April ~ (due to the Easter Bank Holiday) For further information please contact Robert Armstrong on or the Market Office on EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE - WEDNESDAY 5 th APRIL South Devon Herd Book Society s SPRING SHOW & SALE of 41 Pedigree South Devon Cattle to inc 30 Bulls & 11 Heifers All pre-movement tested, either CHeCS accredited from BVD free herds or tested negative for BVD antigen and all fully vaccinated for BVD. Johnes levels 1 to 3. ~ Judging from 8.30am - Sale at noon ~ Catalogues: Kivells, or SDHBS, The breed that s quietly going places!

3 2347 SHEEP 9.30AM Auctioneers: Russell Steer & Ian Caunter Lambs to & 237ppk 854 Hoggs to 90 & 188ppk 844 Cull Ewes to 130 & Rams to PRIME SPRING LAMBS Fewer forward, possibly caused by a few of the larger national abattoirs finally pulling their fingers out and starting to accept lambs. Any farmers enticed by their quotes of a bit more than hogg price will be keen to learn that a shortage of lambs here today, especially lighter weights, in front of eleven active buyers representing at least fifteen outlets (two of which were first time abattoirs from out of the area). The result was a very strong trade for all qualities on offer with the better bred lighter lambs working out to ppk deadweight, a fair way in front of any hogg price! Two pure Suffolk 49kg lambs from Ross Lawrence of Iddesleigh topped the day at whilst other 47-52kg lambs sold to for Ben & Charles Mortimer of Powderham, 88.80, 88.50, 87 & for the May family of Netherexe who also sold 46kgs at only bettered by John Hull of Tiverton who achieved kgs to for Robert & Edward Mortimer of Kennford and for Michael & Tom Hartnell of Cornworthy who also had 44kgs at Best of the 43kgs peaked at again for John Hull, again for the May family and again for Robert & Edward Mortimer. 42kg lambs climbed to 91 again for Ben & Charles Mortimer as some great 41kg lambs old away well to for Paul & Elsie Mills of Sampford Peverell, for Dudley Banks of Fenny Bridges and for Terry Scarrott of Kentisbeare while the best of the 40kgs maxed out at 88 (220ppk) for Derek White of Dalwood kg lambs continue to meet the greatest demand! All buyers are after these weights, getting lambs heavier is expensive in itself, you run the risk of getting them too fat and you ve fewer buyers to bid at them! A dozen Sale commencing at 9.30am Weight No s Fwd Top s Per P.P.K Head PRIME LAMB (+2.00) (-1.80) (+6.50) Average s Per P.P.K Head cracking 39kg lambs from the Pengelly family of Cullompton raced away to (235ppk) closely followed by two smart pens of Charollais sired 38kgs at 90 (a sale topping 237ppk) for both George & Daphne Howell of Bristol and Robert Thorn of Chagford. More 38kgs at (236ppk) for Oliver Howell of Bristol, 87 (229ppk) for Arthur Salter of Broadclyst and for Sophie Howell also of Bristol whilst a smart pen of first draw lambs from Ivor & Rene Alexander of Tiverton scaled 37kgs and sold at 85 (230ppk). SQQ was up 7 pence on the week to rest at 211ppk and also worth noting is that all 634 lambs averaged PRIME HOGGS Finally the lift is here! Following on from the rise all through last week, all hoggs sold to the dearest trade seen for many months with the best to 90 twice and for shapely heavy sorts from Geoff Tucker of Halwell who also topped the market at 188ppk with 42kgs at 79 and his superb run of 45 hoggs averaged a pleasing Further heavy & overweight hoggs to 89 & 85 (x2) for Mark Harvey of Slapton, 89 & 85 also for Paul & Elsie Mills of Sampford Peverell, 88 for Michael Cheriton of Whitestone, 87.20, & 84 for Geoff Tripp of East Prawle and for A Bennett of Moretonhampstead. Remainder of the overweights generally 80 to 85 to give an average of almost 83 for the weight range kg hoggs sold to 87 & for Ray & Sylvia Toms of Cheriton Bishop, 84 for David Heath of Sherford and 46kgs sold to for Mick Branton of Dunsford and 81 again for David Heath who also had 45kgs rise to Other 45kgs to for Ian & Catherine Smerdon of Denbury and for Whitefaced Dartmoor s from Jeff Harvey of Hennock. 44kgs to 79 (180ppk) for Roger & John Dennis of Tedburn St Mary who also topped the 43kgs at kgs as mentioned to 79 and 188ppk for Geoff Tucker as 41kgs reached (184ppk) for Abel Bros of Tavistock. Store buyers and an increased number of buyers on light hoggs to kill helped drive the light hogg trade which rose to 68 for 38kgs (179ppk) from Stuart Crang of Thorverton, hill bred hoggs of the same weight from Tom Friend of Lydford made 65 and lighter keeping hoggs from Michael Bowden of Tedburn St Mary achieved 180ppk. Two pens of 32kg Scotch and Beulah bred hoggs from Abel Bros sold well at & 55 (183 & 172ppk). Sheep with teeth up sold to 74 and 151 (49kgs) for MJ Stevens of Exeter. 821 CULL EWES & 23 RAMS SHEEP 6 EWES 821 RAMS 23 A large entry of just under 850 cull ewes and rams through the gates at Exeter with another improved trade with lesser and smaller sorts looking particularly dear. Ewes topped at an impressive 130 for three pure Texels from Russell & John Stevens of Crediton, with further Texel and Texel crosses attaining 119 and strong Suffolk crosses to , both from the same vendor. Steve Parish of Uffculme attained 126 with a pair of strong Charollais ewes whilst the May family of Netherexe hit 119 for a colossal Dorset with further pens at 99. A grand run from Ian & Michael Widdicombe of Berry Pomeroy saw the best of their Suffolk crosses reach 115 with a second pen attaining 109 and their third pen reaching 105. Michael Down of Payhembury saw the best of his Suffolk crosses reach , Ed Perraton of Frogmore had similar at , the Rolle Texel Flock of Budleigh Salterton attained for Texels and James Parish of Cullompton attained 108. A super show of ewes from David Rossiter of Galmpton saw the best of his Suffolks hit 108, whilst Jonathan Musgrave of Yealmpton also hit for similar goods. Powerful Charollais crosses from Robin & Liam Dare of Upottery saw the best of theirs reach , Eric Dennis of North Tawton realised 102, Jeff Harvey , whilst Willie Hill of Stockleigh Pomeroy saw the best of his consignment reach Mules this week still a fair trade topping at for two pens and 80 for another from Mark & Henry Johnson of Bridport. As stated, smaller and lesser types forward were well competed for and were somewhat dearer on the week. Again a large portion of Dorset and Dorset crosses forward with the real powerhouses trading above the 90 mark. Fewer rams forward met another cracking trade topping at for Michael Vooght of Hennock presenting two outstanding Charollais rams, followed by Robin & Liam Dare at 112, Graham Hill of Sidmouth hit whilst Adrian & Julie Rich of Halwell made The 821 ewes averaged an impressive 80.64, up 7.04 on the week, whilst the 23 rams averaged 81.32, down 5.62 on the week due to the quality forward. 237 (+1) 220 (~) 200 (+12) PRIME HOGGS (-1.00) (+2.50) (+12.00) (+2.50) (+8.00) (+15.00) (+1.00) 180 (+3) 188 (+15) 184 (+18) 168 (+20) 151 (+39) (+5.05) (+3.05) (+2.61) (+6.32) (+5.08) (+6.87) (+8.09) (+12.00) (+7.04) (-5.62) 222 (+8) 204 (+7) 182 (+5) 171 (+19) 168 (+10) 161 (+11) 142 (+14) 129 (+23)

4 EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE To include two Pedigree Limousin Cows with Calves at foot off one farm, also two Yearling Limousin Bulls & two young Limousin Heifers (all Pedigree) off another

5 For Sale 165 bales of first cut silage located at Kentisbeare, Cullompton 350 tonnes of 2015 clamp maize silage located at Roborough, Plymouth Available by Private Treaty Up to 105 acres of Organic Grass Keep available near Rackenford, Tiverton, for the 2017 season. Please contact the Kivells Rural Professional office on for further details Basic Payment Scheme 2017 The application window for the 2017 Basic Payment Scheme is now open! For advice and assistance in submitting your 2017 claim please contact Claire Bellew Ian Caunter or pop into the office Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements Non SDA, SDA and Moorland Entitlements wanted and available to trade! Please call Caroline Squire on if you are looking to buy or sell EXETER RURAL PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENT The Basic Payment Scheme application window is now OPEN; now is the time to start preparing your BPS application!! Countryside Stewardship Schemes Rural planning and development Renewable energy Landlord and Tenant matters Grazing / cropping licences Rural diversification Contract / Share Farming AgreementsArbitration and dispute resolution Valuations for a variety of purposes Compulsory purchase and compensation Please contact:- Claire Bellew, Ian Caunter or Caroline Squire on (opt 2) or pop into the office, open Monday to Friday 8.45am 5.30pm

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7 FRIDAY 31 st MARCH - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle MONDAY 3 rd APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE WEDNESDAY 5 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Spring Show & Sale of Cattle on behalf of the SDHB Society FRIDAY 7 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc 'Heart Of Devon' 5th Anniversary, 2nd Spring Judged Sale Of Continental & Continental Cross Cattle, Show & Sale Of Suckled Calves & Stirks, Dairy Sale to inc English Gold Top Sale of Jerseys and Fortnightly Pigs MONDAY 10 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE to inc Easter Show & Sale of Prime Lambs WEDNESDAY 12 th APRIL EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Reserved for a Dispersal of 650 Spring Calving Dairy Cattle. For further details call FRIDAY 14 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE GOOD FRIDAY NO MARKET MONDAY 17 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE EASTER MONDAY - as usual TUESDAY 18 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Sale of TB Restricted Prime, Cull & Store Cattle FRIDAY 21 st APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Catalogued Sale of Beef Breeding Cattle, Dairy Sale & Fortnightly Pigs MONDAY 24 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE to inc April Show & Sale of Spring Lamb WEDNESDAY 26 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Devon YFC Young Farmers Day FRIDAY 28 th APRIL - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep and Dairy Cattle to inc 7 th Annual Sale of Ayrshire & Other Coloured Breed Dairy Cattle MONDAY 1 st MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE TUESDAY 2 nd MAY & WEDNESDAY 3 rd MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Dorset Horn & Poll Dorset May Fair Show & Sale FRIDAY 5 th MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle, 3 rd Spring Judged Show & Sale of Continental & Continental Cross Cattle, Catalogued Sale of Hogg Couples & Fortnightly Pig Sale MONDAY 8 th MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE FRIDAY 12 th MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Sale of Dairy Cattle FORTHCOMING SALES MONDAY 15 th MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE TUESDAY 16 th MAY - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Sale of TB Restricted Prime, Cull & Store Cattle EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD livestock@kivells.com