NWA Newsletter 16th December 2015

North West Auctions Weekly Report and Newsletter – 16th December

NWA Lancaster Christmas Show & Sale of Dairy Cattle Monday 14th December The Christmas Show and Sale of Dairy Cattle had a superb show of heifers forward before judge John Harrison of Penrith.

Taking the overall Champion was the first place halter led heifer, Bilsrow Paulo Shower, from DJ & S Tomlinson, Bilsborrow.

Taking the Reserve Champion rosette was the second place halter led heifer, Wyredale Sid Crocus 40, from MJ & H Atkinson, Quernmore.

In the sale ring, no major headline prices to state, a good straight trade for all heifers, topping at £2220 for the 2nd place nonhalter led heifer, lot 38, Witherslack Meridian Lynn from Messers Inman, Strickland Hill. The champion realised £1600, whilst the reserve realised £1880, selling to local buyers Mark and Peter Hewitt of Cockerham. Best heifers in excess of £1700, with straight heifers £1300-£1500 with an overall average of £1360.

North West Auctions would like to wish all buyers and vendors a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

Show Results Halter Led Heifer 1st 2nd 3rd

Lot 16 DJ & S Tomlinson Lot 36 MJ & H Atkinson Lot 15 W & C Gorst & Sons

£1600 Champion £1880 Reserve Champion £1220

Non-Halter Led Heifer 1st 2nd 3rd

Lot 30 R Lawson & Son Lot 38 Strickland Hill Farming Lot 12 FG & MR Martin & Son

£1300 £2020 £1700

Lot 14 K & P Williamson

£1350

Cow 1st

Best Pair of Heifers Lots 37 & 38 Strickland Hill Farming

£1600 & £2020

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Lancaster Sale Reports Friday 11th December The annual Christmas show and sale of pairs of Store Heifers and Bullocks saw an impressive line-up of ten pens of bullocks and five pens of heifers out to show. The show was expertly judged by Andrew Ashford of Bedale. In one of the strongest show classes of show bullocks at Lancaster the first prize rosette was awarded to David Moorhouse of High House Farm with a couple of Limousin’s and was also awarded the champion rosette and took home the Tom Owen Memorial Trophy for the champion pair of bullocks. The first prize pair of heifers was awarded to David and Maggie Kelly of Nether Hall Farm.

Credit must go the vendors of store cattle at Lancaster for the quality cattle on offer today and was fantastic to see such a busy ringside of vendors and buyers throughout the sale. The current prime cattle trade continues to fall with many meat companies dropping dead weight prices over the next few weeks but this was not reflected in trade with prices continuing to be strong. The trade topped at £1470 for the Champion pair of bullocks from David Moorhouse selling to Rod Owen of Widness. Plenty short keep heavy weight bullocks sold between £1200 and £1350. Heifers sold to a top of £1240 for an Angus Heifer from Neil Davis of Nateby. All classes of cattle eagerly bid for today with vendors leaving pleased with their trade.

Store Cattle Show Results Pair of Bullocks 1st DE & SM Moorhouse, High House - £1470 2nd E & CA Shuttleworth, Mount Barrow - £1190 rd 3 EW & A Bradshaw, The Old Stable - £1310 Pair of Heifers D & M Kelly, Nether Hall Farms - £1170 1st 2nd PE & M Capstack, Whicham Hall - £1120 3rd R Capstick & Son, Fell End - £1180 Champion - DE & SM Moorhouse, High House - £1470

Store Cattle Top Prices: Store Cattle: FRI: £1030 Throstle Nest Farm; £950 Cock Hall Farm; £920 Intack Farm. ANG: £1180 Northwoods Farm; £1150 Low House; £1140 Low Levens.

SHO: £880 Cock Hall Farm. LIM: £1470 High House Farm; £1310 Brabiner House Farm; £1310 Whicham Hall. OTHER: £1120 Cock Hall Farm; £760 Middle Ridge Farm. HERE: £1140 Cragg Farm; £1000 Rowell Farm. SIM: £1230 Brabiner House Farm; £1030 Throstle Nest Farm. BRIT BLUE: £1190 Mount Barrow Farm; £1190 Pas ture House Farm. BAZ: £1310 The Old Stable. FKV: £980 Throstle Nest Farm. BLO: £820 Throstle Nest Farm.

STORE HEIFER: FRI: £640 Higher Shuttling Feilds; £400 Throstle Nest Farm. ANG: £1240 Cragg Farm; £1120 Ripon Hall; £1050 Pasture House Farm. LIM: £1170 Cross House; £1170 Nether Hall Farm; £1120 Whicham Hall. CHAR: £910 West View Farm. HERE: £900 Cross House Farm. STAB: £1050 Peel Hill Farm. BRIT BLUE: £1180 Fell End Farm. MON: £1070 Low House. BAZ: £1130 Church Street. BLO: £1120 Rowell Farm.

A lot smaller entry of just 47 Cast Cows and OTM Cattle sold to a lot stronger trade then expected and more cattle could have been sold to an advantage. A lot better market average of 102.53ppk. Cast steers sold to 199.5ppk for a Limousin steer from EJ Wards & Son of Intack. Beef cows sold to a top of 154.5ppk from BD Gill of Yarlsber who also won the prize for the highest priced beef cow per kilogram. The highest priced black and white cow was awarded to GA Atkinson of Abbotson farm selling to 111.5ppk. The award for the top price cows overall per head was awarded to J E Bracken of New House Farm.

Cast Cow Top Price Prizes Highest Price Overall JE Bracken, New House - £932 Highest Price Beef Cow ppk BD Gill, Yarlsber – 154.5ppk Highest Price Dairy Cow ppk GA & A Atkinson & Son – 111.5ppk

Cast Cows Top Prices: CAST COWS: FRI: 111.5 Abbotson Farm; 109.5 Westfeild House Farm; 104.5 Coventry Farm. ANG: 124.5 Nether Hall Farm; 107.5 Upp Hall.

LIM: 131.5 Overthwaite Farm. HERE: 104.5 New House Farm. SIM: 144.5 New House Farm. BRITBLUE: 107.5 Mireside Farm. BAZ: 154.5 Yarlsber. SRW: 104.5 Docker Hall Farm. BB: 87.5 Overhouses.

OTM HEIFER: FRI: 149.5 Endmoor House. SIM: 179.5 New House Farm. BRIT BLUE: 194.5 New House Farm.

The Christmas Show and Sale of Calves saw a good number put before Judge Neil Davis, Nateby. Credit goes to all vendors for turning out a cracking show of calves but most of all to market regulars David and Eileen Wallbank, Abbeystead for taking both Champion and Reserve with a Blue Bull and Blue Heifer.

These flashy calves went onto realise £450 and £350 respectively, both being purchased by the judge.

Away from the show trade held firm for all classes, with another two Blue Bulls from Messers Wallbank realising £400. Other beef calves sold to £285 for a Simmental bull from JR Newsham & Son, Galgate and Hereford Bulls to £262 from Steve Mason, Birkland Barrow. Black and White calves to £205 from Messers Drinkall, Catshaw Hall. With strong calves in excess of £120. Overall average of £82 for all black and white calves. A good run of stirks forward saw Black and Whites sell to £245 for a pair at 4months old from Woodtop Livestock Services, with the best sorts in excess of £180 a life.

Thanks again go to all vendors for supporting NWA Lancaster over the year, to the days judge Neil Davis and the show sponsors Massey Feeds.

Calf Show Results Beef Bull 1st Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - British Blue - £450 - CHAMPION 2nd Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - British Blue - £400 rd 3 Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - British Blue - £400 Beef Heifer 1st Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - British Blue - £350 – RESERVE CHAMPION 2nd JR Newsham & Son, Sellerley Farm - Char - £238 rd 3 R Newsham & Son, Sellerley Farm - Char - £270 B&W Bull 1st Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - £150 2nd Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - £105 rd 3 Wallbank Farms Ltd, Tills Farm - £120

Calf Top Prices: HEIFER CALF: ANG: £235 Tunstall Hall; £215 Tills Farm; £150 Gibsons Farm. LIM: £190 Norbreck Farm.

CHAR: £270 Sellerley Farm. HERE: £180 Catshaw Farm. BRIT BLUE: £350 Tills Farm; £300 Norbreck Farm; £245 Gibsons Farm.

BULL CALF: FRI: £205 Catshaw Farm; £180 Tunstall Farm; £150 Tills Farm. ANG: £300 Tills Farm. LIM: £260 Tunstall Hall. CHAR: £200 Sellerley Farm. HERE: £262 Birkland Barrow. SIM: £285 Sellerley Farm. BRIT BLUE: £450 Tills Farm. MON: £135 Sellerley Farm.

BULL STIRK: FRI: £245 Woodtop; £195 Hyning Home Farm.

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Lancaster Sale Reports Monday 14th December A smaller entry of just over 700 Prime Lambs forward this week sold to a poorer trade then previous week. The trade weakened throughout last week with many deadweight companies also dropping their prices. Continental lambs sold in the 156 – 166ppk. An average of 150ppk. P Lawrenson of Walmsley Fold sold the top price of the day of £76 with continental lambs 45kg to 48kg selling towards the mid-fifties. Mules topped at £67 for a pen of 46kg from WJ Barker of Brown Edge with Mules 45-46kg selling between £65 and £67.

Prime Lamb Top Prices: SUFF: £75.50 Old Grange Farm; £70.50 Fell End Farm. CONT: £57 Old Grange Farm. MULE: £68 Kays Farm; £67. RGH: £61 Parks Farm Barn. HRN: £63 Kays Farm; £57.50 Yarlsber. CHAR: £70 Sandy Hill Farm; £66.50 Parks Farm Barn; £65 North Farm. CHEV: £65 Hutton Roof Hall. TEX: £76 Walmsley Fold; £75.50 Bambers Farm. LLEYN: £70, £69 Low Foulshaw. BEL: £58 Hutton Roof Hall.

The weekly sale of Cast Ewes had a bumper entry of 150 ewes forward today selling in line with other markets with vendors very cautious to purchase over fat ewes with lean ewes easiest sold. A large number of ewes forward nationwide. Texel ewes sold to £105 from Frank Towers of Wray. Mule ewes sold into the early sixties with best horned ewes achieving early fifties.

Cast Sheep Top Prices: Suff: £81 High Woodend. Mule: £79 Lower Highfield; £62 Bradlow Farm. HRN: £52 24a Main Street. CHAR: £73 Hutton Roof Hall. TEX: £105 Curwen Hill, £95 Lower Highfield. LLEYN: £59 Low Foulshaw. LEI: £50 Bank House Farm. JAC: £58 Bank House Farm

A handful of Prime Bulls forward this morning sold morning sold to their value for the bulls forward.

It is with much sadness that we report the death of Mr John Makinson, Bamber’s Cottage, (formerly Bamber’s Farm), Thurnham, who passed away on Monday last.

The funeral will be held at Glasson Dock Church on Thursday 24th December at 11.15 am.

J36 Sale Reports Thursday 10th December The annual Christmas show and sale of Calves at J36 had a bumper entry of over 130 forward. The pre-sale show had an extremely impressive line-up of calves in front of Judge Mr Jeff Robinson of Farleton. Brian Wilson of Spout House took the hat trick, winning all three classes with an impressive Limousin Bull, a Limousin Heifer and a British Friesian Bull, who went on to take champion and reserve, with the Limousin Bull and Limousin heifer respectively.

The trade was generally slightly easier, as has been seen at other auctions market centres, with current prime cattle and store cattle trades in decline. The price drop has been passed down the line to calves. Weaned British Blue bull calves sold to £505 from JW & TE Sharpe of Flodder Hall, with others selling to £480 from TK Robinson & Son of Greaves Farm. Month old British Blue heifers sold to £380 and £378 JC Hodgson of Dillicar. The champion calf sold to £320 from B Wilson of Spout House, with the reserve Champion selling at £315. British Friesian bull calves sold to £200 for the first prize from B Wilson of Spout House. Young black and white rearers sold between £70 and £85 with all black and whites forward averaging £68 for a young show of Black and whites forward.

Ian Atkinson, Auctioneer commented, “A wonderful entry of 130+ Calves and Stirks at J36 today, saw some top quality Calves on offer. The trade was buoyant in comparison with other local markets, with Calf trade in general, slightly back, due to Store Cattle and Prime Beef prices.”

Calf Show Results Judge - Mr Jeff Robinson Class one – Beef Bred Bull Calf 1st Lot 742 B Wilson, Spout House £320 - Champion 2nd Lot 770 JW & TE Sharp, Flodder Hall £370 3rd Lot 738 Messrs Dobson, Espford £300 Class two – Beef Bred Heifer Calf 1st Lot 743 B Wilson, Spout House £315 - Reserve Champion 2nd Lot 755 FI & ME Little, Helm Croft £315 3rd Lot 754 FI & ME Little, Helm Croft £330 Class three – Dairy Bred Bull Calf 1st Lot 744 B Wilson, Spout House £200 2nd Lot 733 R & J Dodgson, Cracalt £82

Calf Top Prices: BULL CALVES – BrB: £505, £370 Flodder Hall; £305 Low Sizergh Farm; £300 Espford Farm. Fr: £480 Greaves Farm; £310 High Foulshaw Farm; £200 Elm Tree Farm, Spout House. Lim: £320 Spout House; £285 Lundholme Farm; £275, £210 Low Gregg Hall. Ang: £250 Wyke Farm; £245 Heaton Hall Farm; £170 Hollins Farm. Here: £175, £155 Mount Pleasant; £150 High Foulshaw Farm. Sho: £170 Strickley; £100 School House.

HEIFER CALVES – Ang: £385, £370 Garnett Folds; £320 Elm Tree Farm. BrB: £380, £378 Dillicar; £320 Netherbeck Barn; £305 Moss Side Farm. Char: £350 Hartrigg. Lim: £330, £315 Helm Croft; £315 Spout House; £230 Espford Farm. Here: £280 Lundholme Farm; £250 High Foulshaw; £230, £220 Strickley.

BULL STIRKS – Fr: £280 Flodder Hall; £235 Nether Hall Farm.

HEIFER STIRKS – BrB: £500 Elm Tree Farm. Lim: £435 Capplethwaite Hall.

STEER STIRKS – Fr: 280, £170 Ormside Lodge.

The Christmas Show & Sale of Dairy Cattle saw a mixed entry of 27 newly calved cows and heifers, as well as a handful of In-Calf Heifers forward. The pre-sale show was judged by Father and Son, Andrew and Chris Ladds of Kendal. Taking the Champion Rosette was David Wright of Berryholme with Berryhome Jasper Maud, a fortnight calved and sold giving over 30 litres, she later realised the day’s top price of £2,380 to the Judges. The Reserve Champion was awarded to JW & D Robinson & Sons, with Hollinholme Virginia 165, this classy heifer, again, calved a fortnight and giving 29 litres realised £1,750, selling to JS & KM Wilson of High House.

Auctioneer Will Alexander commented “Quality heifers, yielding well were easy to place, whilst plainer sorts were met with selective bidding”.

A nice Friesian Heifer from G M Sedgwick & Son, realised £1,400. Straight Heifers realised £1,400-£1,500. With continued uncertainty within the dairy industry, a respectable average of £1,340 for all Heifers forward, whilst cows averaged £1,220.

Dairy Show Results Dairy - Judges - Andrew & Chris Ladds - Show Sponsors - Semex Class one – Dairy Heifer 1st Lot 25 H Wright & Son, Berryholme £2,380 - Champion 2nd Lot 6 JW & D Robinson, Hollins Farm £1,750 - Reserve Champion 3rd Lot 26 R & J Dodgson, Cracalt £1,320 Class two – Dairy Cow 1st Lot 7 JW & D Robinson, Hollins Farm £1,400 2nd Lot 9 JH Woof & Son, Underhelm Farm £1,100 3rd Lot 10 JH Woof & Son, Underhelm Farm N/S Reserve Champion - Lot 6 JW & D Robinson, Hollins Farm

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J36 Sale Reports Thursday’s report continued…

There were 66 Cast Cows & Bulls/Prime Cattle forward at J36 today, which averaged 83.5p/kg. Top price of the day was 163.5p/kg for a Stabiliser Bullock from A Dixon & Son, Kit Cragg.

Lean cast cows were harder to cash, but any good fleshed cows were keenly bid for.

Highest priced Continental per kg was D Clarke, Challon Hall at 149.5p for a Lim Highest priced Black & White per kg was W Garnett & Son, Ackenthwaite at 89.5p Highest priced per head overall was S J & N S Wood, Causeway at £1127.25 for a Blonde

Cast Cow Top Prices: OTM COWS – Lim: 149.5p Challon Hall Farm; 143.5p, 129.5p High Loanthwaite; 139.5p Tilberthwaite. Blo: 149.5p Causeway Farm; 89.5p Low House. Char: Hill Top Farm. Fr: 89.5p Ackenthwaite Farm; 87.5p Carter House; 85.5p High Barns. Sim: 69.5p Hartrigg; 67.5p Manor Farm. Ang: 65.5p Broad Oak. PRIME HEIFERS – Stab: 157.5p, 145.5p Kit Crag.

PRIME STEERS – Stab: 163.5p, 153.5p Kit Crag.

91.5p

The fortnightly sale of Beef Breeding and Store Cattle saw 77 forward. Store Cattle are still continuing to sell well.

Top price of the day was £1,160 for a Limousin Bullock from N Cooper & Sons, Troughton Hall.

Breeding Cattle were a tremendous trade and easily sold topping at £1,550 for a Lim Cow and Calf.

Store Cattle Top Prices: Store Bullocks: Lim £1160, £960 Troughton Hall, Cont £860, Cockrigg, AA £850, £790 Black Bull Cottage, Brit Fri £780 Lockbank Store Heifers: Lim £1030 Cockrigg, Cont £940 Cockrigg, Here £680 Crook Hall, Shorthorn £620 Stockber.

Lim Cow & Bull Calf £1550 (x2) Lane End BP Cow & Bull Calf £1380, £1320, £1280 Lane End Lim Cow & Heifer Calf £1280, £1200, £1150 Lane End Char Cow & Heifer Calf £1100 Challon Hal Beef Cows run with Bull £780, £760 Lane End

The weekly sale of Store Lambs saw a reduced entry forward but buyers still keen to secure lambs of all types. Pens of Continental lambs sold to £58.50 for medium/short keep lambs with medium/long keeping lambs £39 - £48 depending on breed and number of lambs in the lot. Buyers still keen to purchase bunches of lambs as long as they are of an equal size, combining similar breeds is not a problem. Mules sold to £49.50. Tup lambs generally selling in the £30’s with nothing of any great size or breed quality.

All lambs forward sold to average £44 for an entry of mainly smaller wether lambs.

Store Lamb Top Prices: Tex: £58.50 North Lodge; £50 Saltcotes Hall, The Park. Suff: £55 Saltcotes Hall Farm. Mule: £49.50 High Carlingill; £40.50 Longstripes Farm. Char: £46.50 Stoney Gap; £39 Hole House.

Tuesday 15th December Prime Lambs Sell to £82 & 182p/kg North West Auctions had an entry of 1,895 Prime Lambs forward at its weekly sale with a market average of 150p/kg achieved for all lambs sold ranging from 27kg - 65kg. Best lambs sold to 182p/kg for a pen of Beltex x lambs from J Allonby & Son, Green Head with others achieving 158p/kg – 165p/kg depending on weight. A top price of £82 was achieved by K Richards & Son, Crook o Lune Farm selling heavy Suffolks with Texels £81 from K Little.

Lambs generally achieving £18 - £25 over weight dependant on breed.

An increasing number of hill lambs now coming forward each week with well finished horned lambs selling at £64.50 with well finished horned lambs easiest sold regardless of weight.

Light lambs once again falling short of buyers requirements. Light lambs ranged from 130p/kg – 165p/kg and between £37.50 and £60.50. Light lambs need to be finished, not store.

Prime Lamb Top Prices:

£73.50

Texel: £82 Crook O Lune Farm; £81 Wood Broughton Barn; £79.50 Millom Castle; £77.50 Mansrigg Hagg. Char: £78 Low Foulshaw Farm; £69.50 Netherhouses Farm; £67.50 Smithy Green Farm. Suffolk: £76 Mansrigg Hall; £75 Netherhouses Farm; £74.50 Low Tarn Green; Green Lane End, Meadow Oaks. Mule: £69.50 Netherhouses, Middle Sadgyll; £67.50 Cuerdale Hall, Burton Hill; £62 Fellside Farm. Masham: £64.50 Cuerdale Hall. Dorset: £65 Brow Head.

Chev: £65 Crooklands Farm; £64.50 High Borrowbridge; £60.50 Brow Head. Swale: £64.50 Brown Edge; £60.50 Stoney Crag; £57.50 Well Foot; £55.50 Yoad Pot. Rough Fell: £63.50 Low F old. Lleyn: £68 Low Foulshaw Farm. Dales: £49.50 Fell End Farm. Herdwick: £70 Netherhouses Farm; £53.50 Cockley Beck Farm; £44 Low Fields.

An additional sale of Prime Pigs saw an entry of 32 forward. Best bacon pigs sold to £100 from J Stott, Cutters £82 from A&F Bennett with porkers selling to £65 from AP Smith.

A slightly larger entry of 580 Cast Ewes and Rams forward today. All types of ewe eagerly bid for and a good trade considering how the current sheep market is. Lean types and straight ewes good to sell but over fat ewes continue to be harder to sell. Cast ewes and rams sold to a top of £99 with buyers cautious of going over £100. Texel tups topped at £99 from F & CE Bentley & Son of Hill Top Farm with Texel ewes from J Allonby & Son of Green Head selling to the same price. Big white faced ewes regularly selling £85 plus, with lesser white faced ewes selling £65 to £75. Mule ewes sold in the late fifties and to sixties with a lot of fat ewes forward today. Horned ewes saw Dalesbred sell to £58 from JA Bennett of Middle Farm with better pens of horned ewes over fifty pounds with plenty of horned ewes in the late forties. Herdwick ewes sold to

NWA Sales Over Christmas Monday 21st December Lancaster - Normal Primestock Sale & Dressed Poultry at 12am J36 - Dressed Poultry at 6pm & Mince Pies & Mulled Wine from 4pm Tuesday 22nd December Lancaster - Offices open as normal J36 - Normal Primestock Sale Plus additional Sale of Cast Cows at 10.30am followed by Store Cattle Wednesday 23rd December Both offices open as normal Christmas Eve - Thursday 24th December No Sale - Both Offices close at 12noon Christmas Day - Friday 25th December No Sale - Both Offices Closed Monday 28th December J36 – Closed Lancaster - Normal Primestock to include Young Handlers Show plus additional sale of Cast Cows, Calves & Store Cattle from 10.30am Tuesday 29th December J36 – Normal Primestock Sale to include Young Handlers Show plus additional sale of Calves at 10.15am Lancaster - Offices open till 12noon Wednesday 30th December Both offices open as normal New Years Eve – Thursday 31st December No Sale – Both offices close at 12noon

£48 from Ross Greenwood of Skipton with an average of £38 for all the Herdwick ewes forward.

Cast Sheep Top Prices: CAST EWES - Tex: £99 Green Head; £95, £93 Ashtree Cottagee; £87 Low Tarn Green. Char: £94 Low Gregg Hall; £88 Low Foulshaw Farm. Chev: £89, £87 Green Head. Suff: £71 Ninezergh; £61 St Johns. Lleyn: £60, £59 Low Foulshaw. Mule: £60 Myers Farm; £58 Hodgson Green Farm, Ninezergh. Dales: £58, £50, £47 Middale Farm; £49 Fell End Farm. Mash: £53 Ewan Mill.. SBF: £50, £43 St Johns. Swale: £49, £45 Westwood; £47 Kirkby Hall; £41 Low Deepslack. Zwart: £49 Ninezergh. Herd: £48 Westwood; £44 Meadow Top Barn; £41 Low Mill House.

RFell: £42 Westwood.

CAST RAMS - Tex: £99 Hill Top Farm; £82 Causeway Farm. Leic: £79, £69 Thursgill; £76 Middale.

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New Years Day – 1st January 2016 No Sale – Both offices closed Monday 4th January 2016 All office and sale times back to normal For more information on sales please visit our website or ring either office.