16 th January 2017 CHELFORD MARKET. SPECIAL ENTRIES Monday 23 rd January 2017 Store & Breeding Cattle

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1 16 th January 2017 CHELFORD MARKET SPECIAL ENTRIES Monday 23 rd January 2017 Store & Breeding Cattle 11 Charolais Steers & Heifers 10 months old Suckler Bred Store & Breeding Sheep ZWARTBLES SHEEP Monday 6th February Dispersal of the Shavington flock of M.V. Accredited, In-lamb ZWARTBLES sheep Heptavac P, Footvax etc Full details and catalogues to follow Monday 30 th January st Sale of In-Lamb Ewes and Ewes with Lambs at foot. Entries required for advertising contact: Nigel Ashley/Endaf Jones Already entered 5 Ewes with 9 Lambs 2 PEDIGREE Beltex 2 Shear Ewes Scanned in lamb to pure bred Texel due Mid-March 8 Pure Texel Ewes 2 Shear Full Mouth scanned in lamb to Texel for Mid-March 20 Mules Scanned in Lamb to Charolais Due late March/early April PLEASE NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO THURSDAY EVENING HORTICULTURAL SALES UNTIL 16 TH FEBRUARY 2017

2 THURSDAY EVENING SALES PLEASE NOTE: THERE WILL BE NO THURSDAY EVENING HORTICULTURAL SALES UNTIL 16 TH FEBRUARY 2017 POULTRY GATHERINGS SUSPENDED FOLLOWING AVIAN FLU CASE A TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ON GATHERINGS OF SOME SPECIES OF BIRDS WILL APPLY FROM TUESDAY 20 TH DECEMBER THE BAN APPLIES TO CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE BUT NOT PIGEONS OR AVIARY BIRDS. THEREFORE THERE WILL BE NO POULTRY SALES AT CHELFORD OR BEESTON UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE PLEASE SEE THE DEFRA WEBSITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR CALL THE OFFICE.

3 MONDAY 16 th JANUARY Calves at am Auctioneer: Jonny Dymond A disappointing entry even with the level of trade for all calves today. We could easily sell 100 more. Native calves would be dearer than competitors particulary heifers topping 230 for E Blockley, Knutsford. The low of 95 with all heifers averaging 160!! Bull calves to 240 for Herefords from P M Jenkinson 238 for S & S Yarwoods Angus. Nothing under 155, Average 202. Continental lacked the quality of last week. Overall still topped at 338 for G A & S L Lea s Blue, 330 for D W Davenports Simmental, Blue heifers to 250 for G H & J Cork. Dairy bulls not as fast today to 88 for Andrew Meredith. Average 44. Bulls MORE CALVES NEEDED!!! Heifers Breed Min Max Min Max Holstein X Other British Blue Jersey Friesian Aberdeen Angus Brown Swiss Hereford Charolais Simmental Limousin BPS ENTITLEMENTS TRADING NOW We have a range of SDA and non-sda entitlements with or without VAT for sale. Please contact: Stephen Buckingham at the Chelford office or Northwich office stephenbuckingham@wrightmarshall.co.uk

4 257 Pigs Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley CULL SOWS AND BOARS A similar entry met a similar trade with best sows over 30p to a top of 39p/kg. 2 Boar Ave Sows Ave BUTCHERS PIGS A similar entry met a slightly easier trade with best gilts over 115p to a top of 135p/kg, Top Pens Non-Show 135P CUTTER ECCLESHALL 135P CUTTER BEWDLEY 135P CUTTER CHATCULL 133P CUTTER CHORLEY 132P PORKER CHATCULL Butchers Pigs p/kg Ave. p/kg 44 Porkers Cutters Baconers Overweight Total STORE & BREEDING PIGS A small entry met a firm demand. The only real quality suckler pigs (14 20kg) realised 47. Strong stores around 1 per kg. In the breeding section a Black sow & 9 well sold at 280. Price Weight Parish Gawsworth Mow Cop Oakhanger Whittingham Twemlow Pwllheli

5 94 Dairy & Store Cattle am Auctioneer: Jonathan Farrall Great to see a few more cattle about and selling on a decent trade once again. Best forward types were a pleasure to sell and rung the bell on several occasions, Lorraine Bennion with Sim x Steers to 1250 and Jonathan Darlington s Angus x to Messrs Torr Angus x sold to 1095 and younger cattle from Mr & Mrs Cooper sold to 995. John Hughes led the heifer trade for the 2 nd week running, his Black Herefords sold to 1050 closely followed by Lorraine Bennion s Blues at 1040 and the best of Messrs Darlington s run of cattle to 995, again for Hereford Heifers. Best of the feeding bulls made 785 for a cracking type from Mr Stone, Buxton, at just 8 months old Younger types to 500 for Messrs Callwood. Quite a number of young types about today, 5 9month-old, prices were generally depending on quality, Messrs Darlington out in front with Steers to 725 (7-month-old) and heifers to 740 also 7- month-old. Breed Steers Age (month) Price Parish Simmental Byley Aberdeen Angus Springbank Aberdeen Angus x Macclesfield Simmental x Rainow Swedish Red Springbank Hereford x Peover British Blue x Rainow Dairy Shorthorn Rainow Limousin x Springbank Limousin x Springbank Heifers Age Price Parish Hereford x Haslington British Blue x Byley Hereford x Springbank Hereford x Haslington Limousin x Springbank British Blue x Byley British Blue x Springbank Aberdeen Angus x Barnshaw Hereford x Springbank Aberdeen Angus x Barnshaw

6 193 Store & Breeding Sheep at 12:30pm Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley Plenty of interest in the scanned in lamb ewes with doubles to 135 and single 104. Sweepings up in the stores but still demand to Monday 30 th January Special sale of Ewes with Lamb s at foot and in lamb ewes 5 Ewes with 9 Lambs 41 Loads of Farm Produce at pm Auctioneer: Alan Lane A much improved entry (where we should be at this time of year) met a solid trade with only 3 loads failing to meet vendors expectations but a good many more exceeding vendors expectations. There was a much better show of straw today with 16 loads on offer. Small bale barley made 86 to 100 per tonne. Big bale barley 74 to 82 per tonne, big bale wheat mostly 70 to 79 per tonne and big bale oat straw 68 per tonne. Good quality small bale hay sold well at 120 to 165 per tonne with second quality 64 to 80 per tonne. First quality big bale hay topped at 108 per tonne. There was more second quality big bale hay today giving buyers more choice with prices between 41 and 64 per tonne. Haylage sold for 36 to 62 per tonne and wrapped silage 26 to 32 per tonne. A small load of good quality small bale haylage made 115 per tonne (equivalent to 5 per bale). 16th Jan Loads of Produce TONNES Small Bale Hay average st Quality Big Bale Hay Second Quality Big Bale Hay Small Bale Barley Straw Big Bale Barley Straw Big Bale Wheat Straw Big Bale Oat Straw Small Bale Haylage Haylage Round Bales of Silage, 1 st Cut at Wrexham. Contact: Andrew Wallace

7 HORTICULTURE REPORT WEDNESDAY 2564 SHRUBS, TREES & CONIFERS Auctioneer: Jonathan Farrall A similar entry in many respects; mostly evergreen Shrubs and Conifers and selling readily enough. Varieties including Viburnum, Laurel, Azalea, Camellia, Rhodo s, Holly etc etc. Larger entries promised for next week, drier weather is on back order!! Larger specimens likely to start when the ground dries up to aid lifting watch this space! Potatoes Arcade 2.50 Nadine 5.00 Melody x 12.5kg 4.50 POTATOES, VEGETABLES & STOCK FEED Auctioneer: Anne Porter Vegetables Swede 3.50 Cauliflower x Leeks x 10ib 3.50 Onions x 10kg 3.00 Beetroot 1.50 Bunched Carrots 40p Golden Beetroot 3.50 Savoy x Dirty Carrots 1.75 Cabbage x Kale 3.00 Crown Prince 1.10 Washed Carrots 3.25 Stock Feed Hay 3.75 Stock Feed Potatoes 1.20 Barley Straw 3.50 Stock Feed Carrots 1.00 Tote of Stock Feed Carrots Tote of Fodder Beet Tote of Stock Feed Beet EGGS & GAME Auctioneer: Anne Porter Free Range Extra Large 1.10 Brace of Pheasants 1.25 Free Range Large 1.00 Brace of Duck 1.50 Free Range Medium 0.80 Rabbits 4.75 Barn Medium 0.80 Barn Small 0.50 Duck 2.00

8 CUT FLOWERS, POT PLANTS AND SHRUBS Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley A small seasonal entry of plants met an improved demand. Cut Flowers Rose Bouquet 1.20 Lily 9.00 Mixed Bouquet 1.00 Vases 2.00 Chrysanthemum 1.20 Alstro 2.25 Pot Plants Tete 70p Carlton 70p Cyclamen 60p Prims 30p C Prims 35p Y Prims 60p Hyacinth 1.10 Crocus 50p Iris 50p MACHINERY SALE 439 LOTS - SECTION 1 Auctioneer: Simon Lamb Green panels 35 each, Tin Sheets 50, Rolls of Fencing 22, Sleepers 20 SECTION 2 Auctioneer: J Dymond Power Washer 400, Quad Bike 275, Shot blast Cabinet 65, Grinder 60 SECTION 3 Auctioneer: Roy Waller 42 Tractors, Diggers, Wagons & Vehicles. Iveco 3300, Fiat Ducato 3100, Mini Digger 2450, John Deere Tractor , Mitsubishi 2000, Vauxhall Vivaro 1950, Honda Fourtrak Quad LOTS - SECTION 4 Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley & Roy Waller Hope you found the 35 photographs posted on our Facebook Page on Tuesday afternoon. Next Sale 8th February. Already Entered John Deere Rota Spreader, Parmiter Grab with Manitou fittings. For further entires please laurielacey@wrightmarshall.co.uk, roywaller@wrightmarshall.co.uk, , or Bailey 7T Trailer 1650, Brenderup Box Trailer 1400, 37.5KVA Generator 1000, Pro Fit Flat Trailer 1000, Curtainsider 1000, Container 800, Welder 750, Refrigerated Container 725.

9 71 Cull Cows, OTM Cattle & Bulls am Ave , 87.10p/kg Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley A similar entry met a similar demand. The averages were down on last week but this was more due to quality than price with a much smaller percentage of continental s on offer. Best meated Black & Whites over 100p to a top of 120p/kg. Cull Cows /hd Devon Simmental Black & White Shorthorn Cull Cow Average Min Max Holstein x Swedish Red Dairy Shorthorn Beef Shorthorn Norwegian Red Jersey Shorthorn Friesian Devon Brown Swiss Ayrshire Hereford x Simmental x Limousin x Montbeliarde Cull Bulls Simmental x

10 1383 BUTCHERS SHEEP Auctioneer: Gwyn Williams Old Season Lambs TOP SPOT 242.0p/kg 40.0kg Texel Crosses P Smith, Rushton Spencer OVERALL AVERAGE 182.9/kg Less forward and amid reports of steady trade elsewhere, another fantastic sale at Chelford, resulting in an overall SQQ of 182.9p/kg, some 10 15p/kg above other local sales; and, once again way in front of deadweight prices currently being offered. Thank you once again to our vendors for the quality, and to all our buyers for their keen competitive bidding. Phil Smith took the day s honours at 242p, but there were plenty of top quality lambs over 220p and 37 pens in total over 200p, illustrating the depth of trade throughout. The only lambs that proved hard to sell were plainer heavy types- even those at 52.55kg, if well meated and with some shape, sold readily at 155 to 170p/kg. Butchers Sheep continued Old Season Max Ave. Premium 242.0p/kg 224.5p/kg Prime 208.0p/ kg 195.5p/kg Others 180.0p/kg 163.5p/kg Price per kg p/kg Kg Vendor Texel Crosses R & S Bailey Texel Crosses R & S Bailey Texel Crosses M Shaw Texel Crosses J M Robinson Texel Crosses J & J Spillane Price per head Kg Vendor Texel Crosses R & S Bailey Texel Crosses J Trueman Texel Crosses J M Robinson Texel Crosses M Shaw Texel Crosses J & J Spillane

11 24 BUTCHERS CATTLE Auctioneer: Jonathan Farrall Desperately short on numbers once again, for a variety of reasons but please remember we need a decent entry each week to keep the buyers coming, many today simply couldn t get started. Certainly, nothing wrong with trade, although we were short of those best clean that we have become used to at Chelford, the level of trade summed up by the fact that Friesians made it into the top 5!! Thank you to those vendors who sent cattle today, we are and remain open for Business and would urge you to get in touch if you have cattle to sell. Bull trade a flyer once again 226p/kg for a cracker from Mr Mellor, Hayfield, Tom Ryan got very close with his 13-month-old home- bred Blue at 210p/kg, both bulls grossing similar at 1261 and Friesians to 177p/kg for Carol Addison, plenty p/kg and 10p short of 1000 for Messrs Halton at ! Number Top Average 4 Steers Heifers Bulls Overall Average Steers Top Average Premium 2 Prime 182p/kg 177p/kg 2 Other 173p/kg 166p/kg Heifers Top Average Premium 2 Prime 194p/kg 190.5p/kg 3 Other 151p/kg 149.3p/kg Bulls Top Average 2 Premium 226p/kg 218p/kg 2 Prime 197p/kg 189p/kg 11 Other 177p/kg 152.9p/kg TOP FIVE BULLS KG P/KG PARISH 1 Blonde x Hayfield 2 British Blue x Millington 3 British Blue x Millington 4 British Blue x Garswood 5 Friesian Burtonwood

12 Butchers Cattle cont.d TOP TEN CATTLE KG P/KG PARISH 1 Limousin x H Blackden 2 British Blue x H Blackden 3 Simmental x S Consall 4 Friesian x S Rixton 5 Simmental x S Antrobus 196 EWES AND RAMS Auctioneer: Endaf Jones Ewes average Rams average Top 5 Prices R & S Bailey J & J Spillane M Shaw D Ward J H Morten A good show of Ewes this week. Less on offer than last week. Despite 2 less buyers this week, still a strong trade with a few pens of ewes selling for 100. More Ewes needed for Next week, especially as we will be back to a full team of buyers.

13 On Behalf of Crosby s Timperley Who Have Sold Their Premises for Development Tuesday 24 th January 2017 at 10:30am At Heathgate Nurseries, Ancoats Lane,Gt Warford Alderley Edge SK9 7TT Auctioneer: Nigel Ashley nigelashley@wrightmarshall.co.uk Catalogues from market reception or online: 2-bay Polybuild Polytunnel straight side 25m x 18m wide 3 metre to the eaves, Extra Pipes, Spare Fittings Etc. Hamilton Transplanting Machine (Tea) 2003 Hamilton Transplanting Machine (Tea) 1997 Hamilton Drum Seeder C/W 4 Drums & 2 Trays Hamilton Natural Seeder 1 x 7 Conveyor Motorised 1 x 6 Conveyor Motorised 1 x 12 Conveyor Motorised Miltex Waste Compactor Bale presser 450 Dutch Trolleys with 1150 Shelves Enbar Low Volume Sprayer Potting Benches 350 New Hanging Baskets Wooden Racking 3 Wheel Barrows, Pipes, Screws Nuts & bolts, Space Heaters, Scaffolding Tower, Battery Boxes, Trays, Irrigation Fittings, Burners for Boilers, Growing Lights, Fuel Cans, 6 Garden Centre Trolleys, Racking, Seed Trays, Plug Trays, Lights, Glass Vases, Hose & Reel, Plastic Trays & Pots, Wacker, Nets, Eco Space Heater, Aluminium Ladders, Wheelie Bins, Chemical Store, Planters, Dolly Tub, Tools Vices Drill etc. Also included: 1 x 12 x6 6 x 6 6 High Curtain Sided Taut liner Trailer; 1 Javo Standard Potting Machine with automatic pot dispenser and pot rings for ltr pots, new spare pot chain vgc cm Empot carrier; s rigid plug trays, LA243 front end loader to fit Kubota compact tractor 175 kilo weight for a 3 point linkage for a compact tractor St Moritz tray filler - single phase St Moritz compost mixer with auger KW Engineering needle sower 2 trolley transporters 4 wheel hundred metre row reel Aluminium benching to fit glasshouse approximately 30ft x 80ft including polystyrene plus 3 Danish trolley jackets Plant Potting Machine - GWO

14 MARKET TIMETABLE Livestock Sales and Times Every Monday Gates Open from 6am 9.45am Rearing Calves 10.00am Poultry 10.30am Cull & Finished Pigs 11.00am Dairy, Breeding & Store Cattle 11.30am Store Pigs 12.30pm Farm Produce Every Thursday Gate Open from 6.30am 10.00am Cull Cows & Bulls 11.00am Butchers Sheep, followed by Ewes 12.00am Butchers Cattle First & Third Tuesdays of Every Month 8.30am Red Market (Cows, Bulls & Prime Cattle) (calves wanted farm to slaughter or farm to farm) Horticultural Sales and Times Every Wednesday 9.30am Bedding Plants 10.00am Garden Sundries 10.30am Shrubs 11.00am 1) Eggs 2) Potatoes 3) Bales, Bags, Nets & Totes of Stock Feed 4) Vegetables 12.30pm Cut Flowers & Pot Plants