Weekly Report & Newsletter - 10th October 2025
J36 Rural Auction Centre: J & E Nuttall Farm Sale, Saturday 4th October 2025.
On Saturday 4th October North West Auctions conducted the dispersal sale of farm machinery and equipment on behalf of long-standing customers J & E Nuttall, Low Bendrigg Farm. Despite storm Amy gripping the northern counties, customers were in attendance from far and wide including Scotland, Wales, Ireland and France. All sale items were extremely well cared for with prices achieved reflecting this.
Principle Prices:
• New Holland TS105 c/w loader £19,000
• Massey Ferguson 4260 £15,000
• Massey Ferguson 4255 c/w loader £13,400
• Massey Ferguson 135 £4,300
• David Brown 995 c/w loader £3,600
• Honda 520 ATV £4,500
• Teagle Tomahawk 8500 Straw Chopper £7,700
• 16ft Livestock Trailer £4,700
• IAE Cattle Crush £2,500
North West Auctions would like to wish the Nuttalls all the best for their future adventures.
J36 Rural Auction Centre: Show & Sale of Bluefaced Leicester Rams & Females, Monday 6th October 2025.
No sign of any blues at this sale!
Leicester tups were sought after in all age brackets with a 93% clearance and an increased average on the year!
With a good entry forward and gimmer lamb sales behind us, farmers were in red hot form to step on for next year. Over 200 head available and quality in abundance, with some of the biggest names in the job present, a quality show was witnessed. Judging was very kindly undertaken by Mr John Atkinson and Miss Sarah Emmott, who had a huge task in hand.
Large numbers came out for both shearlings and lambs with Ian Dixon, Low Newton winning the shearling class and Alec Brown, Macqueston winning the lamb class. The Macqueston flock went on to take overall champion with Jimmy Bell, Cottage taking the Reserve Champion with the second prize ram lamb.
The most notable trade of the evening was for the shearlings with an average of £1030 overall Topping this sector was second price shearling from Midlock Farms Ltd making £5500 going to Messrs Ridley, Allenshields.
Ram lambs were not to disappoint; average came out at £1005. Trade was topped at WM Reed & Sons, West Biggins making £5200 going to Gary Lodge, Malham Moor.
The champion from Alec & Anders Brown realised £5000 with one of the judges, Sarah Emmott backing here judgement in partnership with Will & Gill Sedgley. Reserve champion from Jimmy Bell made £3000 selling to JC Walker & Son, Brennand Farm.
On behalf of NWA, we would like to thank all vendors, buyers and sta for making a very successful sale. Contact the o ice or auctioneers for any info of sales upcoming.
Diamond Delights Sale- Individual BFL Females on Saturday 31st January 2026
ANNUAL SHOW & SALE OF BLUEFACED LEICESTER RAMS & FEMALES
Judges: Sarah Emmott & John Atkinson
Sponsors: Greencoat Farm, NFU Mutual & Tynedale
Class 1: Shearling Ram
1st Lot 34: 746/T005 from RI Dixon, Low Newton Farm - £1100
2nd Lot 15: 1538/T052 from Midlock Farms LTD, Midlock Farm- £5500
3rd Lot 127: 4507/T001 from RT Parker, Sunningdale- £1200
Class 2: Ram Lamb
1st Lot 167A Sub: A Brown, Macqueston – £5000
2nd Lot 47A Sub: J Bell, Birniehall Farm- £3000
3rd Lot 57: MR Thornborrow & Sons, Easter Dawyck Farm- £1800
Champion: A Brown, Macqueston
Reserve Champion: J Bell, Birniehall Farm
Ram Lamb Top Prices: LEICESTER: £5200 Lands Farm, £5000 Macqueston, £3500 Lands Farm, £3000, £2600 Birniehall Farm.
Shearling Ram Top Prices: LEICESTER: £5500 Midlock Farm, £3500 Greaves Farm, £2600 Postern Farm, £2200 Neuadd-Blean Duhomw, £2100, £2000 Hill Park.
Aged Ram Top Prices: LEICESTER: £800 Greaves Farm, £500 Arklid Farm.
Gimmer Shearling Top Prices: LEICESTER: £400 (x2) White House.
Lancaster Auction Mart: Sale of Prime Lambs & Cast Sheep, Monday 6th October 2025.
PRIME LAMBS
Well fed lambs being the order of the day, attracting keenest buyer interest and easily sold, with those straight o grassland lacking finish a more selective trade. The usual consignment of well finished lambs from J Twigge sold to £165 and £165. This was closely followed by KA Purtill achieving £162, £161and DJ Clarke £160. The heavier end of the standard weight lambs were £148 to £157, with grass finished £135 to £142, lightweights to £127 and others £118 to £125. Hill bred lambs forward in ever increasing numbers, with heavy Mules to £161.
A trailer full of well finished Texel cross lambs from TR Prickett lead the way selling to 363p/kg with other better end 320p/kg to 350p/kg, commercial lambs were
305p/kg to 318p/kg with several pens less being under finished grass fed lambs. An overall market average of 308p/kg was achieved.
Prime Lamb Top Prices: TEXEL: £165, £163 Holmelands, £162, £161, £160, £159 Oak Aveune. MULE: £161 High House Farm, Hudsbrook Farm, £117 Yates Farm. CHAROLAIS: £160 Kellbrick Farm, £156, £146 Broseley Hall Farm. CONTINENTAL: £150, £148 Kellbrick Farm, £139 Broseley Hall Farm, £135 Hudbrook Farm, £134 Broseley Hall Farm, £129 Yeat House. SUFFOLK: £150, £140 Hudsbrook Farm, £124 Newlands Road. BELTEX: £143 Kellbrick Farm.
CAST EWES
No let up in trade with the best Texels to £268 and £260. First cross continentals to £180 with most generally £140 to £158. Mules sold to £154, with mediums £120 to £135. Hill ewes sold to £114 for Swaledales, several feeding jobs ringside keen for all breeds.
Cast Ewes Top Prices: TEXEL: £268 Bank Farm, £230 The Barn, £180, £172 (x2) Hutton Roof Hall, £170 Bank Farm. BETLEX: £260 Bank Farm. MULE: £154 Ashton Road, £144 Moor Head Farm, £142 Hutton Roof Hall, £136 High House Farm, £132 Ashton Road, £130 High House Farm. CHAROLAIS: £186 Hutton Roof Hall. SWALEDALE: £114 Bank Farm, £100 High House Farm.
J36 Rural Auction Centre: Sale of Prime Lambs &Cast Sheep, Tuesday 7th October 2025.
PRIME LAMBS
Still Climbing: Another strong day at J36 Last week was about growth. This week is about momentum. Once again, prime lamb numbers have held strong here at Junction 36 – proof that confidence in the ring remains high.
Weve seen:
- Consistently high entries.
- Strong trade across the board.
- Quality pens pulling the bids they deserve.
Today’s sale topped at £183 for Texels from Messers PJ & ES Rogerson. Just behind this was Messers JB Airey with a pair at £181. The top ppk today was for a pen of three 48kg lambs from ST Birkett, selling for 352p/kg. Lighter Beltex lambs from JB Jackson hit 348.7p/kg and Messers D & DW Prickett sold a fantastic run of lambs to top at 340p/kg for a pen of 7. Todays overall average was 305p/kg finishing up very similar to the previous week. More sheep required going forward. It’s not just a one o – the energy is real and continuing. Contact Joel McGarva on 07920 009097 for any enquiries.
Prime Lamb Top Prices: Texel: £183 Maison Gill, £181 Mint Close, £170 Crosscrake Farm, £169 Hall Croft Barn, £168 Maison Gill. Continental: £170 High House Farm, £165 High House Farm, £162 High House Farm, £159 Low Foulshaw Farm, £155 Rowe End Farm. Su olk: £165 Mealriggs Farm, £164 High House Farm, £158 Lane Ends Farm, £157 Holmelands, £154 Station Hotel Farm, £150 Lane Ends Farm. Mule: £153 Tills Hole, £144 Holme House Farm, £141 Catshaw Hall Farm, £140 Lower Core, £138 Catshaw Hall Farm, £137 Holme Holme Farm. Beltex: £158 Templand Farm, £150 Mearsbeck Farm, £136 Templand Farm. Lleyn: £154 Low Foulshaw Farm. Cheviot: £132 Cinderbarrow Farm. Hampshire: £128 Endmoor Farm. Swaledale: £111 Tills Hole. Kerry Hill: £92 Wodsworth Avenue. Roughfell: £70 High Farm.
CAST EWES
“Another large entry of ewes forward again this week as 822 rolled in to J36. Heavy pure ewes possibly dearer, however an abundance of leaner horned ewes saw these harder to shift”. Heavy ewes were £165+ with well fleshed mules £145 - £170. Fit horned ewes £80 - £100, with the leanest £30 - £45.
Texel to £285 from H Geldard, Levens
Hampshire to £238
Beltex to £212 from S Crowe, Barrow in Furness
Blue Texel to £200 from A Todd, Settle
Charollais to £182 from J Turnbull, Meathop
Cheviot to £172 from Messers Ellwood, Kirkby in Furness
Mule to £172 from JB Airey, Kendal
Lleyn to £168 from JA & R Geldard, Levens
Swaledale to £120 from High Wardses Farm, Sedbergh
Rough Fell to £120 from JE Read, Hutton Roof
Herdwick to £88 from M & G German, Middleton
Contact Will Rogerson from more information on 07506 283587.
Cast Ewes Top Prices: Texel: £285 Whitbarrow View, £270 Gunner Fleet Farm, £212 The Green, £198 Mint
Close, £192 High Wardses Farm, £188 Steel Croft. Continental: £200 Helwith Bridge, £178 Steel Croft, £166 Dawson Fold, £164 Low House, £140 Benson Hall, £128 Yak Leaf. Beltex: £195 Tranthwaite Hall.
Charollais: £182 Meathop Park Farm, £172 Lane Ends Farm. Herdwick: £176 Endmoor Farm, £88
Sowermire Farm, £74 New Close Bungalow, £60 Greaves Farm. Mule: £172 Mint Close, £162 Moss End Farm, £158 Far Orrest, £156 Sowermire Farm, £154 Far Orrest, £154 High Wardses Farm. Cheviot: £172 Heathwaite Farm, £154 Low Tarn Green, £140 High House, £90 Moss Grove, £74 High Arnside Farm. Lleyn: £168 Low Foulshaw Farm, £156 Low Foulshaw Farm, £96 Birch Bank, £78 Low Foulshaw Farm. Su olk: £136 Heathwaite Farm, £124 Moss Grove, £116 Raw Foot, £64 Barker Knott. Swaledale: £120 High Wardses, £102 Rowe End Farm, £92 Holker Farm Cottages, £69 High Skelghyll, £66 Greaves Farm. Roughfell: £120 Mealriggs Farm, £98 Fell Foot Farm, £86 Boundary Beck, £80 Farleton House, £70 Fell Foot Farm, £56 Mealriggs Farm. Jacob: £120 New Close Bungalow, £112 High Mill Farm, £100 New Close Bungalow, £66 Hall Croft Farm, £46 High Mill Farm. Horned: £96 Sowermire Farm. Hampshire: £80 Benson Hall. Scottish: £60 Bowness Farm.
Cast Ram Top Prices: Beltex: £160 Hall Croft Barn. Cheviot: £150 High Arnside Farm, £112 High Arnside Farm. Texel: £140 Thistle House. Continental: £130 Thistle House. Leicester: £126 Meadow Wood, £64 Benson Hall. Swaledale: £120 High Borrans Farm. Roughfell: £90 Sowermire Farm.
J36 Rural Auction Centre: October Online Machinery Sale, Tuesday 7th October 2025.
This popular sale once again saw the sale yards full to capacity with the variety of lots on o er beyond imagination.
Over 60 vehicles on o er this month seeing a Massey Ferguson 5455 4wd direct o a local farm selling at £17,000 with a Merlo P30.9 telehandler achieving £9500 from a local retailer. A Land Rover 90 sold at £7900 and JCB mini digger at £5100. Endless 4x4 vehicles selling at £1200-£3500 and cars £1000-£2800.
Well maintained and clean items attracted the keenest bidding with several export purchases present looking to fill lorry’s on a regular basis. It is really worth cleaning your items prior to the sale to ensure maximum sale valve.
Principle prices:
• Bateman Hydraulic Squeeze Crush £8700
• Protect P2005 Post Knocker £6500
• Straw Chopper £5000
• John Deere 1140 2wd c/w loader £5000
• Ford 1920 Tractor £4200
• Ifor Williams 12ft Sheep Trailer £3500
• Kuhn Topper £3100
• Bobcat 631 £2600
J36 Rural Auction Centre: Fortnightly Sale of Store Lambs, Thursday 9th October 2025.
STORE LAMBS
Over 5000 lambs sold today to average £105.02, for a very seasonal entry including many hill bred lambs. Good quality forward continental bred lambs still achieving great returns, topping at £160 for Texel cross from Thomas Wilson, Ashtead with £150 achieved for Beltex by both Raine & Davidson, Kirkby Stephen and Robyn Allen, Ings. Strongest continental lambs were regularly £125 and upwards, with Su olks to £125 from Messrs Wilson, Wyke with others at £124 from DM Eames, Abbeystead. Mules sold to £119 for a pen of twenty five from GI&D Postlethwaite, Howgill with others to £117 from GM Strong, Penrith. Other stronger lambs were £100 to £110 with longer term sorts less. Hill bred lambs sold to £127 for Cheviots from N Burton, Sedbergh with Rough Fells to £123 from D&A Jackson, New Biggin. Swaledales starting to come forward selling to £75 for 27 from Low Moor Howe Farm, Winster or £74 for 17 from KD&L Armer, Kirkby Stephen.
Texel to £160, averaged £113.72. Beltex to £150, average £128.17. Su olk to £125, average £110.16. Mule to £119, averaged £100.32. Swaledale to £75, average £67.54. All classes were once again good to sell here at Junction 36, more entries are needed for next sale.
Store Lamb Top Prices: TEXEL: £160, £146 Ashstead, £139 Marsh Grange, £136 Hollowmire, £134 Braemar How Mill, £134 Catherine Holme. BELTEX: £150 St Annes Farm, £150 (x2) Thornley Gale, £140 St Annes Farm, £134 Wath Farm, £133 Catherine Holme. CONTINENTAL: £140, £126 Catherine Holme, £123 New House Farm, £121 The Park, £118 Coldcotes Farm, £117 Brow Head. CHEVIOT: £127 Low Haygarth Farm, £118 High House Farm, £114 High House Farm, £110 Borrow Bridge House, £108 Low Haygarth Farm, £103 Nun House. SUFFOLK: £125 Wyke Farm, £124 Middle Lee Farm, £121 Hill Cottage, £121 Middle Birkby Farm, £121 Sunny Brow, £120 Kirkby Hall. ROUGH FELL: £123 Cow Bank, £92 New House Farm, £90 Low Haygarth Farm, £83, £77 New House Farm, £72 Low Haygarth Farm. MULE: £119 Riddings, £117 School Hill, £116 Castle Syke Farm, £112 Low Longmire, £110 Botton Hall Farm, £110 High Borrowbridge. CHAROLAIS: £118 (x3), £117 Thornley Gale, £96 Brow Head, £90 Barker Knott. HERDWICK:
£115 High Borrans Farm, £81 Scar Syke Farm. ZWARTBLE: £110 Castle Syke Farm, £88 Applegarth. CHEVIOT MULE: £105 Nun House, £90 Low Newton Farm. DUTCH SPOTTED: £96 Coldcotes Farm, £95 The Park. MASHAM: £87 Middle Lee Farm. SCOTCH BLACKFACE: £89 Fell House. HORNED: £84 Old School House. JACOB: £82 IOM. SWALEDALE: £75 High House Farm, £74 Scar Sykes Farm, £70 High House Farm, £69 Forest Hall. TEESWATER: £76 Middle Lee Farm.
Lancaster Auction Mart: Sale of Calves, OTM Cattle & Store Cattle. Friday 10th October 2025.
CALVES
87 calves forward today at Lancaster with a great turnout of buyers and onlookers.
Taking centre stage today was a British Blue bull calf selling in aid of St Johns Hospice, following the passing of Rachel Standen. The calf bred by and originally donated by CR&A Baxter, Morecambe sold at a charity auction in September where it was bought by Phil Halhead on behalf of Norbreck Genetics who kindly donated the calf to be sold again today.
The calf sold for £850 to North West Auctions Andrew Butler, Matthew Probert and Will Rogerson, before it was sold again for £1000 to Mike Standen, with the £1000 kindly matched by James Lamb, Old Glasson. Thank you to anyone else who has kindly donated today, a sincere act of generosity.
Other bull calves saw a nice trade, however buyers more selective than earlier in the year, selling to £870 was an Aberdeen Angus from JS Towers & H Kent, Dolphinholme with British Blues to £850, £840 and £830 from Lawsons Dairy, Cockerham. Other British Blue bulls sold to £790 from JP&C Robson, Brock or £770 for RT Halhead, Cockerham. The youngest end saw three week old Aberdeen Angus to £360 from Ivan Slater, Brock with Black and Whites this week selling to £350 from J&R Waller, Killington.
Heifer calves sold to £780 for a British Blue from JS Towers & H Kent, Dolphinholme with Lawsons Dairy selling at £710 and £700. AD&RL Milner, Brock were close behind at £690 again for British Blues with Aberdeen Angus topping at £650 again from JS Towers & H Kent.
A handful of stirks sold to £1040 for a Limousin bull from F&TE Park, Crook with British Blue bulls from this home at £1000 and heifers at £940.
Heifer Calves Top Prices: BRITISH BLUE: £780 Cinder Hill Farm, £710, £700 Bank End Farm, £690 Lane Head Farm, £610 Tills Farm. ANGUS: £650 Cinder Hill Farm, £550, £500, £470 Sowerby Lodge, £460 Hudsbrook Farm, £450 Post Farm. CHAROLAIS: £430 Hudsbrook Farm, £430 Bolton Fold Farm, £430 Hudsbrook Farm. SHORTHORN: £280 Bolton Fold Farm. HEREFORD: £270 Westfield House Farm.
Bull Calves Top Prices: BRITISH BLUE: £1000 (x2), £850 New Brow Farm, £850, £840, £830 Bank End Farm. ANGUS: £870, £850, £790 Cinder Hill Farm, £460 Kirkwood Lodge Farm, £440 Roe Farm, £360 Norbreck Farm. HEREFORD: £780 Cinder Hill Farm, £380 Westfield House Farm. CHAROLAIS: £640 Hudsbrook Farm. LIMOUSIN: £600 Hall Farm. FRIESIAN: £350, £300 Hallbeck, £280 Kirkwood Lodge Farm, £200 Hallbeck. SHORTHORN: £310, £145 Bolton Fold Farm.
Bull Stirk Top Prices: LIMOUSIN: £1040 Cragg House Farm. BRITISH BLUE: £1000 Cragg House Farm. HEREFORD: £700, £580, £520 Sellerley Farm. FRIESIAN: £470, £420, £390 Sellerley Farm.
Heifer Stirk Top Prices: BRITISH BLUE: £940 Cragg House Farm.
STORE CATTLE
Lancasters weekly sale of store cattle would see trade very similar on the week, with a few more weathered cattle on o er. Aberdeen Angus steers yet again were top of the leader board, this week from JS Clark & Sons, Catforth with their pair achieving £2580. Other Aberdeen Angus steers from the same good home achieved £2450. T Robson & Son, Singleton also sold Aberdeen Angus steer to £2400 for a pen of four. Loyal Lancaster supporter J Lamb, Old Glasson saw their five well farmed British Blue steers hit £2550, while a pair from M Shepherd & Sons, Pilling sold at £2500. Numerous other British Blue steers were over £2300. Simmental steers achieved £2300 from T&E Burrow, Slyne not far behind was Barlow Bros, Preston at £2250. A good show of Charolais steers sold to £2220 from MJ Waller, Lupton with others at £2000 for a pen of five from EE Thornton & Sons, Heaton with Oxcli e. Hereford steers sold to £2150 from A&E Clarkson, Thurnham who also sold Limousin steers to £2250. Dairy bred steers saw Friesian to £2220 from R&DJ Holden, Cockerham other with Friesians from DJ Townley, Stodday to £2200. Plenty of other Friesians were over the £2000 barrier. A trio of Fleckvieh steers from H Birkett & Son, Overton sold to £2180. All steers today averaged £2151.
Store heifers sold to £2120 for Aberdeen Angus from EE Thornton & Sons, Heaton with Oxcli e for a pair. Other Aberdeen Angus heifers sold to £2100 from DJ Townley, Stodday. British Blues to £2080 from R&DJ Holmes, Cockerham with other British Blues to £2050 from M Shepherd & Sons, Pilling. Plenty more British Blue were around the £1900 mark. Charolais heifers sold to £2080 from L Parson & Sons, Levens with others at £1980 for a trio from J Townley, Whittingham. Limousin heifers sold to £1920 from R&DJ Holmes, Cockerham. All heifers today averaged £1902.
More cattle are required next week, entries please to the o ice or Andrew before 5pm Monday.
Store Bullock Top Prices: ANGUS: £2580, £2450 Godsone House Farm, £2400 Fairfield, £2320 Carlingwha, £2320 Outerthwaite Farm, £2300 High Road. BRITISH BLUE: £2550 Old Glasson Farm, £2500 Pasture House Farm, £2450 High Road, £2380 Carlingwha, £2380 Cotestone Farm, £2350 Wood Nook Farm. SIMMENTAL: £2300 Throstle Grove Farm, £2250 Littlewood Hall Farm, £1520 Kate Farm. LIMOUSIN: £2250 Cock Hall Farm. CHAROLAIS: £2220 Carlingwha, £1980 The Granary. FRIESIAN: £2220 Moss Edge Farm, £2200, £2150 Whinney Carr Farm, £2150 Burnt House Farm, £2100 Cock Hall Farm, £1900 North Farm. FLECKVIEH: £2180 North Farm, £1900 Whinney Garth. HEREFORD: £2150 Cock Hall Farm. MONTBELIARDE: £2050 Carlinghurst. MEUSE-RHINE-ISSEL: £1980 Littlewood Hall Farm. NORWEIGEAN RED: £1900 Whinney Garth.
Store Heifer Top Prices: ANGUS: £2120 Downlands Farm, £2100 Whinney Carr Farm, £2000 Downlands Farm, £1900 Burnt House Farm, £1850 Barn Hill Farm, £1820 Parrox Hall Farm. MONTBELIARDE: £2100, £1750 Carlinghurst. BRITISH BLUE: £2080 Moss Edge Farm, £2050 Pasture House Farm, £2050 Barn Hill Farm, £1980 Wood Nook Farm, £1980 Barnfield Farm, £1950 Oak Fold. CHAROLAIS: £2080 Low Levens, £1980 The Granary, £1950 Brown Edge, £1880 Windy Hill Farm, £1850 Downlands Farm. LIMOUSIN: £1920 Moss Edge Farm. SIMMENTAL: £1880 Moss Edge Farm. HEREFORD: £1600 Brantbeck Farm. SHORTHORN: £1400 Brantbeck Farm.
OTM CATTLE
OTM continue to sell to remarkable levels at Lancaster. Some impressive gross prices today, topping at £2940.25 (309.5p/kg) for a cast Aberdeen Angus bull from G Metcalfe & Son, Gressingham. Next at £2866.24 (344.5p/kg) was a Limousin cull cow from EJ Ward & Son, Nether Kellet. Fleckvieh cows to £2396 (299.5p/kg) from TN Pye & Partners, Lancaster. Black and Whites cows topped at £2260 (259.5p/kg) from W Garnett & Son, Milnthorpe with a seven year old Black and White cow to £2140.35 (254.5p/kg) from T Taylor, Woodplumpton.
Topping the pence per kilo was an OTM heifer from AT Burrow & Son reaching 374.5p/kg, with cows to 369.5p/kg from A&V&A Thornton, Cockerham. Black and Whites to 324.5p/kg from Richmond Hall with others at 299.5p/kg from A&MI Robinson, Orton. Any amount of Black and White cows were 220p/kg to 250p/kg, with the best 250p/kg to 280p/kg.
OTM Cow Top Prices: LIMOUSIN: 369.50 Little Crimbles, 344.50, 319.50 Intack Farm, 249.50 West Lynn, 169.50 Yates Farm. SALER: 309.50, 244.50 Rivers Hill Farm. ANGUS: 309.50, 294.50 Pilling Hall Farm, 294.50, 289.50, 279.50, 259.50 Ellers Farm. FLECKVIEH: 299.50 Langthwaite Heights. HEREFORD: 294.50, 249.50, 229.50 Little Crimbles, 214.50 Middle Lee Farm. BRITISH BLUE: 274.50 Intack Farm, 244.50 Thornbush Farm. SHORTHORN: 269.50 Middle Lee Farm, 259.50 Millriggs, 254.50 Middle Lee Farm, 204.50 Millriggs. FRIESIAN: 264.50 Hall Farm, 259.50 Downlands Farm, 259.50 Blackwood End, 259.50 Ackenthwaite Farm, 254.50 Midge Hall Farm, 249.50 Boon Town Farm. LONGHORN: 239.50 Spurce Aveune. AYRSHIRE: 219.50, 199.50 Bolton Fold Farm. CONTINENTAL: 179.50 Millriggs.
OTM Heifer Top Prices: CHAROLAIS: 374.50 High Snab. BRITISH BLUE: 359.50 High Snab, 299.50 Boon Town Farm. LIMOUSIN: 354.50 High Snab, 304.50 Boon Town Farm, 209.50 High Road. HEREFORD: 349.50, 339.50 (x2) Rowel l Farm, 339.50 High Snab. FLECKVIEH: 334.50 White Lund Farm. ANGUS: 329.50 (x2) Rowell Farm, 299.50 Brown Edge, 269.50 Black Bull Farm. SHORTHORN: 329.50 High Snab. FRIESIAN: 324.50 Richmond Hall, 299.50 Hall Farm, 294.50 Norbreck Farm, 279.50 Richmond Hall, 239.50 Downlands Farm, 199.50 Ackenthwaite Farm. WELSH BLACK: 294.50 High Road.
Cast Steer Top Prices: ANGUS: 329.50 Cock Hall Farm, 239.50 Black Bull Farm.
Cast Bull Top Prices: ANGUS: 309.50 Fleets Farm.
Next Week's Upcoming Sales
Monday 13th
Lancaster: 10am Prime Lambs, Cast Sheep & Store Lambs
Tuesday 14th
J36: 10:30am Pigs
1pm Prime Lambs & Cast Sheep
Thursday 16th
J36: 10am Stirks
10:30am OTM/Cast Cattle
11am Store Cattle
11:30am Rearing Calves
12noon Beef Breeding
Friday 17th
Lancaster: 10:15am Rearing & Weaned Calves
10:15am OTM/Cast Cattle
11:15am Store Cattle
Saturday 18th
J36: 10am Lakeland Fair
