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Leek Market Report
A good trade for the best saw a second calver from A Barber of Gnosall giving 36kg reach £2120.
Good cows were in strong demand with another second calver from A Armett of West Leake to £1900.
Heifers peaked at £1920 from Messrs Easom with others from the same home at £1700.
A nice entry already for next weeks Pedigree sale, catalogues will be online shortly.
Bakewell Market Report
Bakewell Market Thursday Lunchtime Sheep Sale
Leek Market Report
A very mixed quality was reflected in the trade with a fresh heifers from Messrs Broadley of Hartington topping the day at £1590.
However, what look to be the dearest animal sold on the day was a very pretty fresh Jersey heifer from Messrs Phillips of Winkhill which reached £1400.
Preparations are well underway for the Pedigree Christmas Show & Sale with the next Pedigree sale being on Tuesday 16th November.
Bakewell Market Report
Machinery Dispersal Report-Appletree Farm
“Superb Massey Ferguson Tops the Sale at £35,200”“Superb Massey Ferguson Tops the Sale at £35,200”
Mark Elliott
The Bagshaws dispersal on behalf of Mr David Sessions at Scropton attracted wide interest and despite of weather conditions a large crowd attended with spirited bidding.
In the Smaller Lots;
- Loader Tine £44 per set
- Old Fergi Arm Stays £65 per set
- Cow Hip Lifter £85
- Small Ford 4000 Rear Window £35
- Small Bench Mounted Fly Press £45
- Old Fashioned Red Star Sissel String £80 per lot
- Galvanised Motorway Crash Barrier Up to £350 per lot
- 1400l Bunded Fuel Store £860
- Set of 10x Massey Ferguson 100 Series Front Weights £250
- Rolls of Barbed Wire £25 each
- 20ft Heavy Duty Cattle Gate Barriers £450 each
- Galvanised Bateman Heavy Duty Cattle Crush £1,260
There was wide interest in the grassland machinery as follows;
- Moulton Mounted Yard Scraper £300
- Lichfield Foundary Cambridge Roller £230
- Manual Folding Mounted Chain Harrows £450
- Vicon Xtra 6214 Mounted Mower Conditioner £3,450
- Vicon 300 Series Haybob (Black Gates) £760
- Vicon Acrobat £160
- Welger AP530 Conventional Baler £3,350
- Indespension Twin Axle Transport Trailer c/w Ring Hitch £670
The two tractors from the farm including a New Holland 6640 2WD c/w Loader (R Plate) £13,800 and a superb Massey Ferguson 5610 4WD c/w MF Power Loader (15 Plate-1,573 Hours Only), £35,200.
Within the Included Section;
- A Kawasaki Diesel Mule 4010 4WD (Road Registered) £3,800
- Land Rover 90 (04-non-vat Vendor) £8,850
- Mitsubishi L200 Trojan (14 Plate-66,000 Miles) £9,000
In the Collectables;
- Bamford Grinder Mills Up to £160
- Long Cast Pig Troughs c/w Hoops Up to £150
- Round Cast Pig Troughs c/w Hoops Up to £200
- Stone Bottles (Set of 4) Up to £42 per set
Booking Sales for the end of November and Early December, please check the website for updates www.bagshaws.com
Bakewell Market Orange Sale for TB restricted cattle
Machinery Dispersal Report-Brookley Meadows Farm
“Very wide support for Derbyshire Dispersal”
Mark Elliott
The retirement dispersal machinery sale on behalf of Mr Roy and Mr Andrew Dutton of Thurvaston near Derby saw an excellent range of machinery for genuine retirement dispersal with virtually all the kit owned from new and purchased from local dealerships.
There was interest from Scotland, Devon, Somerset, Wales and Shropshire together with all surrounding counties and a very large crowd attended the event.
The stars of the show were undoubtedly the three New Holland tractors which were all 2017 registered or newer together with the JCB 526-56 Telehandler (2019 model).
In the small items;
• High Door Building Fans £330 each
• Galvanised Leg Troughs £200 each
• IAE Centurion Cattle Crush £1,700
• Large Concrete Cattle Water Troughs £240
• Lely Calm Calf Feeder c/w Two Stations £2,550
Machinery and Equipment had been carefully cared for with the;
• Mounted Pasture Topper £700
• Suton Rear Mounted Brush £540
• Hardi 1200L Mounted Sprayer £3,000
• Claas Volto 6 Rotor Mounted Tedder £2,500
• Kuhn Twin Rotor Trailed Rake £7,100
• Claas Disco 3200C Mounted Mower Conditioner £8,700
There was a good selection of trailers and spreaders;
• Portequip PT012 Twin Axle Bale Trailer (Little Used) £6,400
• Griffiths 10 Ton Silage Trailer c/w Hyd Back Door £4,850
• Henton 8 Ton Mono Bodied Silage Trailer £3,850
• Keenan Met-Fibre 350 Diet Feeder £12,000
• Ifor Williams 12ft Livestock Trailer £4,640
One of the highlights of the sale saw a Reco Mengele SH40N Trailed Flywheel Forage Harvester attract the interest of purchasers from both Wales and Shropshire and finally achieving a massive £10,500.
A very smart NC 3000 Gallon Vacuum Tanker was sold locally at £13,500.
Within the Tractors Section;
• Kubota L3040 4WD (64 Plate) £13,600
• New Holland T5-105 (18 Plate) £32,000
• New Holland T6-175 (17 Plate) £42,000
• Farms biggest prime mover New Holland T7.210 (18 Plate) £52,000
Yet again there was massive interest in the Telehandler with the 2019 JCB 526-56 Agri Plus Telehandler c/w Pallet Forks achieving £41,000 and a range of attachments including an X-Form 9 Tine Twin Ram Grab at £1,040.
Booking sales into late November and December 2021, please keep checking the website as we will be out on the farms after the English Winter Fair at Stafford Showground which is scheduled for 20th-21st November.
Bakewell Market Thursday Lunchtime Sheep Sale Report
Leek Market Report
A superb day in the Dairy Ring yesterday saw a 100% clearance and 222 milkers sold in just under 4 hours!
Commercials topped at £1820 for a fresh heifer giving 30kg from Messrs Easom.
A tremendous crowd gathered for the dispersal on behalf of the Carter family of Rugby no doubt drawn by the obvious quality on offer. With an annual average of 10,000kg+ and superb herd health, they really were the complete package.
The standard was set with the first cow through the ring reaching £2460. An August calved second calver by Cogent Supershot, she was sold giving 44.4kg and went to John Bayley of Bilstone, Nuneaton.
Another Supershot daughter also reached £2460. Calve with her third also in August she was giving just over 58kg and went to Messrs Swindells of Chelmorton.
Topping the day however was a fresh Redrock-View Klutch heifer at £2520. These were some of the first heifers to calve in the UK by this bull and attracted great interest. She caught the eye of Vic Truman of Melton Mowbray who also took other heifers by Mardi Gras and the same bull at £2300 and £2280.
A buoyant trade right to the end, the herd averaged a superb £1467.