Week Ending 6 th February 2019

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1 Week Ending 6 th February CATTLE SOLD THIS WEEK Young Bulls to , OTMS to 183.5p - 1, Steers to 239.5p - 1, Heifers to 243.5p - 1, Store Steers to 1, Store Heifers to 1, ,548 SHEEP SOLD THIS WEEK Lambs to 238p Cull Ewes to Great North Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1BY Telephone Our hours are your hours - call anytime!! Contact Keith Miller on for Cull Ewes, Rearing and Reared Calves and Pigs Clean Cattle, Store and Breeding Cattle James Sealy on for all classes of Sheep, Young Bulls, OTMS & Land Agency NEWARK LIVESTOCK MARKET CPH:

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3 An Announcement from the Directors of Newark Livestock Market Made Saturday 2 nd February 2019 prior to Prime Sheep & Store Cattle Sales Doug has asked me to say a few words on his behalf He thought that it was the time to share with you our loyal market customers our future plans for Newark. We are very proud of the way that our Young Team have all pushed forward in recent months and the support that we have had from you all our customers both buyers and vendors is marvellous! Contrary to recent rumours Newark Livestock Market with the support of its Landlords Newark & Sherwood District Council is here to stay. We are delighted to be welcoming Harrison & Hetherington to Newark in a joint venture to expand our Pedigree Sales of both Cattle and Sheep and together with the Carlisle based Auctioneers we will build our successful sales of pedigree cattle and sheep into the best in the East side of the country. This new team has been welcomed by all the Breed Societies with more Breeds coming to Newark to sell their pedigree stock. We kick off with English Premier Show & Sale on 23 rd March with Lincoln Reds, Simmentals and Salers represented, a week later British Blue Day on March 30 th also welcomes the Blonde Society for the first time. The Longhorn Cattle Society will sell at our Autumn sales for the first time and the Angus Society will be back in Newark. Sadly, we have lost the advertised Limousin Society Sale. However, we shall be holding sales of Pedigree Limousin Cattle and dates will be published shortly. Sheep wise we are delighted to be associated with the Texel, Beltex and many other Breed Associations in respect of various Sales of Ewes with Lambs at Foot, Breeding Males and Females and In Lambers, culminating in Novembers Winter Warmers Sale! Both MV accredited and non-accredited sheep will be presented at these sales. We, the Team at Newark are looking forward to continuing to welcome you to our Sales and we are all delighted to help you all at any time. D.W.H Gascoine Chairman Newark Livestock Market

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5 Wednesday Markets We are currently running Red Sales for Cull Cows, OTMs, Young Bulls and Clean Cattle. RED MARKET SALES SLAUGHTER ONLY CATTLE OF ALL TYPES NO PRE-MOVEMENT TEST (Where cattle are coming from premises under TB2 restriction they need to have had a clear TB test within the preceding 90 days) CATTLE FROM HOLDINGS WITH TB BREAKDOWN, NO SIX DAY RULE Sheep vendors please note this is still a RED day Saturday Markets FEEDING COWS, STORE AND BREEDING CATTLE, SHEEP AND PIGS are held on Saturdays. Store Cattle must be pre-movement tested and the 6 Day rule applies (Pre-movement test lasts 60 days) We pay our vendors on the day for all stock sold so please pay on the day for stock purchased. SHEEP TAGGING & RECORDING REQUIREMENTS FROM 1 ST JANUARY 2015 ENGLAND LAMBS As from 1 st January all lambs being identified from this date on any holding in England must be identified with either Double Electronic Tags (Breeders) or a Single Electronic Slaughter Tag (Prime Lambs and/or Store Lambs). Sheep Keepers will record the single identified lambs by batch recording the Number of Animals and Flock Numbers. Lambs born in 2014 and identified with a single, non-electronic tag DO NOT need to be retagged when moved after 1 st January CULL EWES Those individually identified with electronic tags will be electronically read and recorded. For those individually identified with the old style Manual/Non-Electronic Tags (Historic Flock) it is our recommendation that Sheep Keepers retag these at the time of selling with a set of double electronic tags. However rules do permit: Those sheep being moved as a Batch direct to slaughter (including through a market) using old manual tags as the identifier list the total number in each consignment BUT If these sheep move to a non-abattoir holding or through a market to a non-abattoir holding, they must have their individual manual/non electronic tags (UK + (up to) 12 digits) read and recorded on the Movement Licence. We recommend any Historic Flock with old style non electronic tags be sold with a declaration to slaughter PLEASE NOTE The TB Status of the Livestock Market on a Store Cattle Sale Day is TB NEUTRAL. Livestock sold on this day retain the TB Status from their Departure Holding, I.e.: TB1 or TB4. If you any queries please speak to the Auctioneers. DELIVERY OF STOCK ON A TUESDAY & FRIDAY AFTERNOON Please note we are unable to accept ANY Livestock on EITHER a Tuesday or Friday Afternoon before 4pm, without prior permission from Keith Miller James Sealy Market Office FARM ASSURANCE LINK HOLDING NUMBERS Please ensure where you take summer grazing that you link that to your main CPH Number to ensure Stok is sold to be correct for Farm Assurance. Do not assume it is done automatically. A mistake could be costly

6 AUTOMATED BARRIER SYSTEM TO ENTER & EXIT NEWARK LIVESTOCK MARKET. The automated barrier system to enter and leave the Livestock Market is now up and running. The barrier is operated using Automated Number Plate Recognition Cameras. If you are a regular user of The Market, we are able to add you to The Safe List this will mean that you are able to access and leave the market without incurring a cost. To Register for The Market Safe List please either ring: The Market Office or Text Your Name and Number Plate to If you use a Tractor and Trailer to move stock please register a number plate that you are able to carry in the cab, to gain access. DO NOT physically lift the barrier, it is videoed and damage costs will be passed to parties by the Council and Criminal Damage reported to The Police. If you encounter problems please use the Yellow Box Phone (Pressing 1) to speak to the Operators. Please not private cars without a livestock trailer cannot park within the lorry park for Health and safety reasons. Cars should use the pay and display car park at the front of the livestock market. Any Questions please to James Sealy DON T WASH OUT AT NEWARK?! UNDERTAKING TO CLEANSE & DISINFECT VEHICLES Drivers of vehicles leaving Newark Market empty without cleansing and disinfecting must complete a Form from the Market Office. Drivers are required to cleanse and disinfect their vehicles as soon as reasonably practicable and in any case within the next 24 hours or before it is next used for transporting livestock. You can be subject to random Veterinary or Trading Standard Inspections. You have been Warned, it is your responsibility!

7 PROFESIONAL PONDERINGS: Key Dates for 2019 for Basic Payment Scheme: Available Now Wednesday 13 th March Basic Payment Scheme 2019 Online Land & Entitlement Transfers available. Entitlements have a Use It Or Loose It clause on them, if they have not been claimed on they could be lost so why not sell them? Likewise, if you have Land that you don t claim on why not buy entitlements to match against it? Basic Payment Scheme 2019 Online Application Window opens 5 th April Annual Stocktaking Valuations date Wednesday 15 th May MIDNIGHT Basic Payment Scheme 2019 Application Online Deadline Online Deadline for Transfer of Entitlements & Land Key Dates for 2019 for Countryside Stewardship: Monday 18 th February Mid-Tier Application Packs available via (request Deadline 31 st May 2019) Hedgerow & Boundaries Capital Grant Applications open (Deadline Tuesday 30 th April) Wednesday 31 st July Mid-Tier Application Deadline For Help with Annual Stocktaking Valuations, Entitlement Transfers and Sales, Basic Payment Scheme Applications. Contact: James Sealy on or via The Market Office

8 FORTHCOMING SALES: Saturday 9 th February Prime Hoggets, Store & Breeding Sheep & Cull Ewes from 11.00am From L. Livesey, Coalville 20 Flock Aged Texel Ewes Scanned at 175% 20 Flock Aged North Country Mule Ewes Scanned at 200% In Lamb to Texel Rams, due early March onwards. Saturday 16 th February Calves & Stirks 10.30am Prime Hoggets, Store & Breeding Sheep & Cull Ewes from 11.00am From D. Sykes, Bardney Genuine Flock Dispersal of 88 In Lamb Ewes (Due to Change in Farming Policy) to include: 36 Flock Aged Suffolk X Mule Ewes Scanned at 180% 20 Continental X Flock Aged Ewes Scanned at 200% 31 Flock Aged Mule Ewes Scanned at 220% In Lamb to Texel & Charollais Rams, due 18 th March onwards All Ewes on Heptavac P System and Footvax, Trace Sure bolused From a Homebred Closed Flock Store Cattle 12 Noon From A. Padfield, Great Yarmouth (TB4) 5 Simmental & Charolais Steers and Heifers (8-10 Months) From TJ & KG Allen, Coddington (TB4) 10 Limousin X Heifers (10-12 Months) 7 Limousin X Heifers (10-12 Months) From BC & MB King, Godmanchester (TB4) 9 Aberdeen Angus X Black Hereford Young Bulls (12-14 Months) 5 Simmental X Steers (13-15 Months)

9 REPORT FOR SATURDAY 2 nd FEBRUARY ,540 SHEEP SOLD Comprising: 3,586 Hoggets, 82 Store Sheep, 872 Cull Ewes & Rams 3,586 HOGGETS SQQ: p/kg ALL IN p/kg A massive jump in numbers of Hoggs this week with larger consignments coming from Feeding men, and if a trio of other consignments had arrived that didn t turn up for various reasons, we would have topped the 4,000 mark. Trade today would be easier on the week, but similar to many others this week. Today an SQQ of p/kg and All in Average of p/kg, on the same week last year we sold 3,217 Hoggs to SQQ p/kg. Who knows what will happen? To discuss trade, or what you have to sell please speak to James or Keith. WEIGHT AVERAGE MAXIMUM No. Sold LIGHTS p/kg p/kg (25.6 TO 32KGS) /head /head STANDARDS p/kg p/kg (32.1 TO 39 KGS) /head /head MEDIUMS p/kg p/kg (39.1 TO 45 KGS) /head /head HEAVIES p/kg p/kg (45.6 TO 52 KGS) /head /head OVER 52 KGS p/kg p/kg /head /head HOGGET TOP PRICES PENCE PER KILO Beltex 37kgs 238p/kg La Hogue Farm Foods Texel 38kgs 234p/kg JB Tompson Beltex 41kgs 230p/kg La Hogue Farm Foods Beltex 39kgs 228p/kg C Bowring Farm Partnership Beltex 37½kgs 228p/kg WD Copley & Sons Texel 43½kgs 225p/kg JB Thompson Texel 43½kgs 225p/kg JB Thompson Texel 40kgs 225p/kg IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Texel 39kgs 224p/kg JB Thompson HOGGET TOP PRICES POUNDS PER HEAD Texel 59kgs 110 P Weaver Texel 59kgs 101 P Weaver Texel 49kgs 100 JB Thompson Texel 55kgs 100 P Weaver Suffolk 62kgs 100 D & J Coulson Charollais 66kgs 100 SR Bowring Texel 60kgs 100 P Weaver Texel 56kgs 100 PR Baker Texel 55kgs 100 P Weaver Texel 45kgs 99 W & J Griffin

10 STORE HOGGS & GOATS A similar number on the week and trade to match selling from 34 to 70 to average Goats this week from Mark Gathercole sold to 80. Texel 70 P Weaver Continental 66 T Kyme Texel 63 J Warren Continental 60 PBC Livestock Continental 58 T Kyme FOR PRIVATE SALE 101 Ewes scanned at 192% to include approximately 40 Shearlings, 40 2 nd Crop Ewes, 21 3 rd Crop Ewes. 60 of which North Country Mules, remainder Texel Mule or ¾ Texels. All in lamb to Texel Rams due 8 th March onwards. Contact Dan on CULL EWES & RAMS A decent entry this week in terms of numbers met an increased trade, with Texels and Continentals leading the way, although both Suffolks and Mules were also a firmer trade. Leaner sorts a similar trade on the week. Texel 134 Brackenbury Farms Texel 130 R Martin Beltex 128 Rawding Partners Continental 127 CB Parsons Continental 113 JB Coupland Texel 122 Brackenbury Farms Texel 110 RA Sanderson Suffolk 96 IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Mules 74 Texel Rams 100 Rawding Partners Texel Rams 100 P Weaver Averages: Ewes Rams CATTLE SOLD 96 CALVES & STIRKS A slightly smaller entry in this department today, however all breeds and qualities were good to sell. Top price baby calf this week went to RB Batty who sold Blue Heifers to 240, Angus Heifers from the same farm to 220. Top price in the Stirks went to Kirklington Farms who sold 8 month Limousin cross Bulls to 665. Heifers peaked at 630 for 8 month Limousin again from Kirklington Farms. The Steers forward were generally younger things, topping at 525 for Charolais from Messrs Bicker. FEEDING COWS A smaller offering of Feeders today saw Messrs Lewis sell 39 month Charolais to 138p/kg ( ), older Simmentals from the same farm sold to 137p/kg ( ) Highlands sold to 90p/kg. BREEDING & STORE CATTLE An odd Cow & Calf outfit from Weston Farming with an aged Limousin Cow with Simmental Bull Calf at foot to 1,100. An excellent quality show of Stores today with some real power forward. MG Arnold sold some tremendous Limousin bullocks out of Black & White cows from 23 to 26 months from 1,130 to 1,340. JW Squires sold 23 month Simmental steers to 1,220 and Helen Skelton sold 22 month Limousin steers to 1,080. Young Bulls were equally as good to sell with Pauline English selling 10 month Bazadaise to 1,000 three times. Haigh Farming sold British Blues at 10 months of age to 990 and 980. Heifers from Healey & Dobson saw 21 month Limousins to 930. Store Cattle are wanted please call Keith Miller on with entries!

11 Wednesday 6 th February PRIME SLAUGHTER CATTLE SOLD TODAY Young Bulls to 227.5p, Cull Cows to 183.5p, Steers to 239.5p, Heifers to 253.5p. YOUNG BULLS (60) AVERAGED: p A few less bulls about this week, but a stand on average on the week. Today the Black and White Bulls would look a firmer trade topping at 162p/kg and again this week the weight better to sell and looking on the money pounds per head. Top grossing Bulls this week saw John Holmes sell Limousins to 1,977.53, TI & GM Edmunds & Partners sold Limousins to 1, and 1,809.38, Peter & Sophie Donger sold Charolais to 1,845 and Salers to 1, Topping pence per kilo were Melton Mowbray Vendors TG & DM Watchorn with British Blues at 227.5p/kg, WH Farrow & Sons with Bazadaise at 224.5p/kg and DK Busby Limousin at 221.5p/kg. TOP BULLS POUNDS PER HEAD JW Holmes & Son Limousin 935kgs TI & GM Edmunds & Part Limousin 970kgs PM Donger Charolais 1000kgs TI & GM Edmunds & Part Limousin 965kgs PM Donger Saler 940kgs S Dore & Sons Limousin 794kgs JW Holmes & Son British Blue 823kgs JW Holmes & Son British Blue 777kgs S Dore & Sons Limousin 773kgs S Dore & Sons Limousin 812kgs J Flint Blonde 787kgs JW Holmes & Son Limousin 711kgs J Flint Blonde 706kgs PM Donger Saler 785kgs TOP BULLS PRICES PENCE PER KILO TG & DM Watchorn British Blue 573kgs 227.5p WH Farrow & Sons Bazadaise 596kgs 224.5p DK Busby Limousin 609kgs 221.5p CH Barnsley Limousin 485kgs 220.5p JC Crust Limousin 599kgs 219.5p K Baxter Limousin 659kgs 216.5p JW Holmes & Son Limousin 711kgs 215.5p JW Holmes & Son British Blue 777kgs 215.5p S Dore & Sons Limousin 773kgs 214.5p S Dore & Sons Limousin 794kgs 214.5p CH Barnsley Limousin 477kgs 213.5p J Flint Blonde 706kgs 213.5p F Ward Blonde 567kgs 213.5p CH Barnsley Limousin 509kgs 211.5p

12 CULL COWS & OTMS (79) AVERAGED: p An increased entry on the week, as a result in last weeks lift in trade. Today the OTM Steers and Heifers took the top shots with Frank Page selling British Blue heifers to 183.5p/kg ( 1,269.82) ans CJ Price selling Limousin Steers to 167.5p/kg ( 1,246.20) he also sold simmentals to 1, Top Cows Pounds per head went to Frank Page with Limousins at 1,543.50, fellow Northamptonshire Farmers Peter & Sophie Donger sold Charolais to 1,359.75, 1, and 1, and Salers to 1, Pence Per Kilo saw Frank Page top at 171.5p/kg Thelveton Farms with Charolais at 146.5p/kg, JD Gent with Limousin 143.5p/kg. TOP OTM HEIFERS PENCE PER KILO Frank Page British Blue 692kgs 183.5p 1, Bartle Bros Limousin 496kgs 163.5p TOP OTM STEERS PENCE PER KILO CJ Price Limousin 744kgs 167.5p 1, CJ Price Simmental 745kgs 157.5p 1, CJ Price Limousin 742kgs 150.5p 1, CJ Price Hereford 630kgs 149.5p TOP YOUNG COWS POUNDS PER HEAD PM Donger Saler 894kgs 1, Thelveton Farms Charolais 732kgs 1, JD Gent & Son Limousin 709kgs 1, PM Donger Saler 840kgs 1, PM Donger Saler 777kgs TOP YOUNG COWS PENCE PER KILO Thelveton Farms Charolais 732kgs 146.5p 1, JD Gent & Son Limousin 709kgs 143.5p 1, PM Donger Salers 894kgs 134.5p 1, PM Donger Charolais 746kgs 127.5p PM Donger Saler 716kgs 124.5p TOP OLD COWS POUNDS PER HEAD Frank Page Limousin 900kgs 1, PM Donger Charolais 1050kgs 1, PM Donger Charolais 902kgs 1, PM Donger Charolais 893kgs 1, PM Donger Charolais 929kgs 1, TOP OLD COWS PENCE PER KILO Frank Page Limousin 900kgs 171.5p 1, PM Donger Charolais 902kgs 140.5p 1, PM Donger Charolais 893kgs 140.5p 1, PM Donger Charolais 929kgs 133.5p 1, PM Donger Charolais 902kgs 130.5p 1,177.11

13 STEERS (57) Averaged: p A similar entry on the week and trade to match, as ever the better bred and fed beast easy to place, but some off centre cattle just harder to place. Top price Pounds per Head saw a 1, 2 to P & B Hodgson & Sons Ltd with Limousins at 1, an 1, Top Pence per Kilo again with a 1, 2 was RB Ingamells & Son with Blues at 239.5p and then Limousins at 233.5p, closely followed by Mike, Jane & Charlie wills (Upper Coton Farms) with Limousins at 230.5p. More Wanted to Meet Demand!! HEIFERS (66) Averaged: p A few more about this week, and a vast improvement in trade with more quality on show today. More on offer in this Department this week. As in the steers Pounds per Head the top two went to P & B Hodgson & Sons Ltd with Limousins at 1, and 1, Pence per Kilo again a 1,2 to RB Ingamells & Son with Blues at and then Limousins at 233.5p, Upper Coton Farms sold Limousins to 230.5p Today 10 Active Buyers Ringside, More Cattle of All Qualities can easily be handled. Contact Keith Miller on , James Sealy on or The Market Office TOP STEERS POUNDS PER HEAD P & B Hodgson & Sons Ltd Limousin 745kgs 1, P & B Hodgson & Sons Ltd Limousin 753kgs 1, CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 694kgs 1, DG Nickson British Blue 642kgs 1, RB Ingamells & Son Limousin 616kgs 1, RB Ingamells & Son British Blue 592kgs 1, James Knight Farms Limousin 694kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 635kgs 1, CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 615kgs 1, S Evans British Blue 628kgs 1, TOP STEERS PRICES PENCE PER KILO RB Ingamells & Son British Blue 592kg 239.5p 1, RB Ingamells & Son Limousin 616kgs 233.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 567kgs 230.5p 1, P & B Hodgson & Sons Ltd Limousin 745kgs 229.5p 1, RB Ingamells & Son Limousin 577kgs 229.5p 1, DG Nickson British Blue 642kgs 229.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 571kgs 225.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 603kgs 224.5p 1, CE Hardcastle & Son Limousin 615kgs 223.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 553kgs 223.5p 1,235.96

14 HEIFERS (66) Averaged: p TOP HEIFERS POUNDS PER HEAD DG Nickson British Blues 672kgs 1, IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Limousin 559kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 541kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 561kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 543kgs 1, IR & AD Wildgoose & Son Limousin 558kgs 1, RG Rutter & Son Limousin 589kgs 1, IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Limousin 499kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 534kgs 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 537kgs 1, TOP HEIFERS PRICES PENCE PER KILO IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Limousin 499kgs 253.5p 1, IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Limousin 559kgs 243.5p 1, R Belfield Stabiliser 512kgs 239.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 541kgs 239.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 543kgs 236.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 534kgs 236.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 532kgs 233.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 537kgs 232.5p 1, IR & AD Wildgoose & Sons Limousin 516kgs 231.5p 1, Upper Coton Farms Limousin 509kgs 230.5p 1, ISUZU NOW WITH MORE PULLING POWER Pick up 3.5 tonnes* of pulling power with the all new Isuzu D-Max. With maximum power and class-leading towing, this pick-up has all the drive you need. Built, sold and used by professionals it s tough, hardworking and dependable and you don t have to break a sweat to get hold of it. For more information, please contact Andrew on andrewt@duckworthisuzu.co.uk DUCKWORTH ISUZU Racecourse Garage, Willingham Road, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire LN8 3RE

15 REPORT ON THE SALE OF STOCK FROM 30 th JANUARY 2019 Fat Cattle Max Average Difference on the week Young Bulls Light ( kg) Young Bulls Medium ( kg) Young Bulls Heavy (651kg-Over) Steers Light ( kg) Steers Medium ( kg) Steers Heavy (651kg-Over) Heifers Light (330kg-500kg) Heifers Medium ( kg) Heifers Heavy (591kgs-Over)

16 FINISHED YOUNG BULLS (p per kg lw) No Sold Top Price Average Price Average Estimated Deadweight Premium (E-R 2-4L) Prime (O+ 2-4H, E-R 4H) Other (Fat Classes 1, 5L, 5H Conformation O-, P) FINISHED STEERS (p per kg lw) No Sold Top Price Average Price Average Estimated Deadweight Premium (E-R 2-4L) Prime (O+ 2-4H, E-R 4H) Other (Fat Classes 1, 5L, 5H Conformation O-, P) FINISHED HEIFERS (p per kg lw) No Sold Top Price Average Price Average Estimated Deadweight Premium (E-R 2-4L) Prime (O+ 2-4H, E-R 4H) Other (Fat Classes 1, 5L, 5H Conformation O-, P)

17 For Sale Round Bale Straw, Retford: Mobile Sheep Dipping Service A Very Quick and Effective Way to Kill, Cure And Prevent Scan and Maggots. All areas covered. Contact: Ed Ringer or CRASH BARRIERS FOR SALE Selection of Sizes in Packs of 25 W Section 3.4 Metres - 16 Each 4.3 Metres - 18 Each 5.3 Metres 24 Each Channel Type 4.8 Metres - 22 Each + VAT Please Call Chris on Huntingdon DAY / NIGHT LAMBER AVAILABLE From January FOR SALE Organic Grass Clamped Silage Tons Midlands Area/ Contact: Joe AVAILABLE 71 Acres of Grazing / Mowing Grass Beckingham, Newark Mains Water, Fenced for Cattle or Sheep Contact: James Capp For Sale New Portequip Calf Creep Feeders with adjustable height bar 800 plus VAT Telephone: Rob FOR SALE Cheap Straw in Hesstons Can Deliver Telephone: FOR SALE Barley & Wheat Straw in Mini Hesstons and Quadrant Bales. Loading Facilities available, located in the Oakham area. Contact: Lambing Staff Wanted From 20 th February to End of March on large Commercial Flock based in the Rutland area. Accommodation available. Contact: CB Hoofcare Cattle foot trimming for beef and dairy covering all of the Midlands Call Chris on WANTED Grasskeep, any area considered. Leicestershire/ Rutland/ Northamptonshire/ Notts T Baker Agricultural Services High capacity grain processing Mobile roller mill available with 200+hp tractor and operator Can be priced per tonne or per hour Capable of tonne per hour depending on product Bulk trailer loads of rolled wheat and barley can be delivered Tub Grinding Straw Consistent source of fibre in dairy and beef rations improve animal performance reduce feeding time and cost poultry bedding Other muck and sugar beet to improve AD outputs green waste and brash for composting Also large bale straw for sale Tractor and man hire Please call Tom for more info

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