Beeston Market Report Week Ending 10th January 2014
MARKET HEADLINES
DAIRY CATTLE SALES
BEESTON CASTLE AUCTION
The UK’s Number One Calf Market
Friday 31st January @ 11.00 am
Focus Milk Sale of Pedigree Dairy Cattle
@ Beeston Castle Auction
490 Calves
205 Continentals including
Lim x Bulls to £430, Lim x Heifers to £373.
AA x Bulls to £355, Here x Bulls to £300
Black & White Bulls to £152,
Averaging £63.00.
Weanlings to £522 Sim x Steers 6 Mo
Cull Cows to 166p or £1,256.85
Averaging 93.1p or £570.99
Black & White Cows to 119p or £815
Native Breed Cows 105p or £729.75
Continental Breed Cows 150p or £1,256.85
Tuesday 11th February @ 10.00 am
Mid-Month Sale of Commercial & Pedigree Dairy
Cattle @ Beeston Castle Auction
EQUINE SALES
Sale of Horses & Ponies @ 11.00 am
Wednesday 15th January 2014
Wednesday 12th & 26th February
Beef Cattle: Steers to 200.0p or £1,063.80
Sale of Tack @ 10.00 am
Wednesday 15th January 2014
Wednesday 12th & 26th February
Heifers to 214p or £1,242.00, Bulls to 139p
Store Cattle: Steers to £1,100 or 196p
Heifers to £1,030.00 or 177p.
ANTIQUE & GENERAL SALES
Beeston Collective Machinery Sale
Antique & General Sale
Thursday 23rd January 2014 @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 22nd January 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Beeston Castle Auction on
Wednesday 5th February @ 9.30 am
NO SALE IN JANUARY 2014
Entries invited to Alastair on 01829 262 170
Antique & General Sale
Thursday 6th February @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 5th February 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Friday Market
Horticultural, Fur & Feather Sale
Beeston Castle Auction
Wednesday 22nd January 2014 @ 5.00 pm
Enquiries to 01829 262 120
Wright Manley, Beeston Castle Auction,
Whitchurch Road, Beeston, Tarporley, Cheshire
CW6 9NZ. Tel: 01829 262 100
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Sale of Calves @ 8.30 am, Continentals @ approx 11.15
am, Weaned Calves @ 1.30 pm following Continentals,
Cull Cows @ 10.00 am followed by Beef @ 12 Noon &
Store Cattle @ approx 12.30 pm, Produce @ 12.15 pm
Wright Manley, Beeston Castle Auction,
Whitchurch Road, Beeston, Tarporley, Cheshire
CW6 9NZ. Tel: 01829 262 100
490 CALVES
Auctioneers: All Calves: Jonny Dymond
and Stuart Hassall
Weanlings: Andrew Wallace
Sale Times: Native Breeds 8.30 am
Continentals at approx 11.15 am
Weaned Calves 2 – 8 Months approx 1.30 pm
ATTENTION CALF VENDORS
If calves are PRE-Movement Tested WE NEED a
copy of the Paperwork with each calf to give to
the Buyer with the PASSPORT.
Your cooperation would be appreciated.
If you have any queries please speak to Jonny
Dymond.
490 Calves
Buyers and Sellers –Thank you for supporting us.
Friday 17th January 2014 the 42 day old calf will have been
born on the 7th December 2013.
Thank you for your Custom.
A MARVELLOUS ENTRY just shy of the 500 met a fantastic
trade for the best quality, in all six Continental Bulls over £400
with Limousins from Graham Ward Farms to £430, Limousin
Heifers to £373 for G. Thomasson.
Native Bull Trade improved, top call £355 twice!! Heifers sold
well realising £190 for a Hereford Heifer.
£418 Sim x – Dodd Bros
£400 BB x – I.E. & T.M. Speed Ltd
£400 Ch x – E. & D. Littler & Son
£390 Ch x – E. & D. Littler & Son
£385 BB x – G. Green & Son
£375 Sim x – J.M. & J.K. Cliffe
£365 Lim x – K. Pugh
£360 BB x – G.E. Oakley & Sons.
95 Continental Heifers, Overall average £214.17.
A similar story to the Bulls. Top price raced away to £373
for a Limousin Heifer from G. Thomasson. Blues to £348
for Graham Ward Farms Ltd. Simmentals to £290 for J.R.
Ward & Son. Some well farmed, sweet Heifers just lacking
that last grade of shape. Looked reasonable at £240 to £280
when compared to recent weeks. Best £300 plus. Mediums
£220 plus. Smalls £80 to £170..
Continental Heifer averages:
48 British Blue x to £348, averaging £226.40.
18 Simmentals x to £290, averaging £218.88.
18 Limousin x to £373, averaging £197.28.
6 Blonde D’Aquitaine x £250, averaging £159.67.
5 Charolais x to £280, averaging £206.00.
Our Top Ten Heifers
£373 Lim x – G. Thomasson
£348 BB x – Graham Ward Farms Ltd
£340 BB x – M.J. & D.A. Coar Ltd
£340 BB x – R.G. & D.J. Frith
£330 BB x – C. & S. Fitton & Son
£318 BB x – R.G. & D.J. Frith
£310 BB x – Graham Ward Farms Ltd
£302 BB x – Willis Dairy Farmers Ltd
£300 BB x – J.H. & R. Morris
£300 Lim x – L. Griffiths & Sons
Black and Whites a stand on trade to previous weeks to £152
twice, average £63.
111 Native Beef Breeds
30 Weanlings to £522 for a bunch of Simmental Steers 6 month
old.
61 Native Cross Bred Bulls – Overall average £228.92.
27 Hereford x Bulls to £300, averaging £223.22.
33 Aberdeen Angus x to £355, averaging £237.48.
1 Shorthorn x Bull to £100.
205 CONTINENTALS
110 Continental Bulls, Overall average £246.53.
A wonderful trade for the first quality saw a Limousin Bull from
Graham Ward Farms to £430.Excellent Simmentals from J.& S.
Oakes £428 and £425. British Blues to £400 for Dodd Bros and
young Charolais from E. & D. Littler £400 and £390. Medium
types harder to place and as reflected in the average would not be
as dear as the flying trade of the past month. Best £350 plus,
Mediums £260 plus. Smalls £150.
Continental Bull Averages:
47 British Blue x to £400, averaging £261.04.
19 Simmental x to £428, averaging £286.04.
22 Limousin x to £430, averaging £207.36.
9 Blonde D’Aquitaine x Bulls to £225.78.
4 Charolais x Bulls to 400, averaging £310.00.
Our Top Ten Bulls
£430 Lim x – Graham Ward Farms Ltd
£428 Sim x – J. & S. Oakes
£425 Sim x – J. & S. Oakes
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A much improved trade for the strong Aberdeen Angus this
week. Best Bulls £355 twice, firstly for W.M. Challoner
followed by H. & F. Blears. Best Herefords £300 for G.
Thomasson with a further seven over £280. The difference
in value for a couple of weeks milk is very apparent with
young calves £140 to £200.
Our Top Five Bulls:
£355 AA x – W.M. Challoner & Son
£355 AA x – H. & F. Blears
£335 AA x – W.J. Oakes & Partners
£325 AA x – W.M. Challoner & Son
£325 AA x – Graham Ward Farms Ltd
50 Native x Bred Heifers: Overall average £119.34
Heifers back to regulation after last weeks absolute flyer, in
fairness not the quality of Heifers on show. Top £190 for
G.Thomasson’s Hereford, P.J. Edwards £185. Best Angus to
£179 for R.C. Bates. Best £150 plus. Mediums £120 plus.
Smalls from £28.
Native Cross Bred Heifer averages:
22 Aberdeen Angus x to £179, averaging £122.40.
28 Hereford x to £190, averaging £116.92.
Our Top Six
£190 Her x – G. Thomasson
£185 Her x – P.J. Edwards
£179 AA x – R. & C. Bates
£175 Her x – Billington Dairy Farm
£174 AA x – Graham Ward Farms Ltd
£170 AA x – G.E. Oakes
VENDORS: Please present your Native Calves promptly
for the 8.30 am start. Buyers Lorries are prepared to leave
the market at 11.15 am with these calves and late arrivals
could suffer from decreased buying power!
144 Black and White Bulls to average £63.00.
NOT FOR EXPORT
A very similar trade to last week. Best £152 for Rob Evans and
David Morris. Smart rearers.£100 plus. Smaller £70 plus.
Processors improved with most very smalls £25.
ORANGE CARDS MUST BE COMPLETED BY ALL
VENDORS EACH WEEK INCLUDING NAMED
SIRES FOR ANGUS & HEREFORD CALVES
FOOD CHAIN INFORMATION
Some calves go for Processing and it is essential if any calf has
been treated we know what with, when and the Withdrawal
Period. Please fill the details on the White Food
Chain Information Form. If NO CALVES have been treated
the Standard Declaration on the back of the Orange Entry Card
will suffice.
ATTENTION ALL SUPERMARKET
WISEMAN PRODUCERS
Tesco, Sainsbury, Co-op
Beeston is 100% non export Market and
guarantees your calves will stay on the Mainland
compliant with your contract terms.
Sell at Beeston with confidence!
Top Ten Black and White Bulls
£152 – R.A. Evans
£152 – Mrs DLG Morris & Ptns
£138 – H. & F. Blears
£130 – A. Walley
£125 – Billington Dairy Farmers
£122 – Mrs DLG Morris & Ptns
£120 – A. Walley
£120 – A. Walley
£120 – A. Walley
£120 – J.H. & K. Morris
Weanlings @ 1.30 pm Approx
30 Weanlings
A high quality run of Weanlings saw seven month
Simmental Steers for R.W. Littler to £522. Heifers to £518
and British Friesians to £405!! A top drawer pen of cattle,
five month old British Blue Steers from J.G. Williams hit
£420 while a pair of super three month old Herefords from
D.C. Nurse realised £400! More could be sold on this
advantageous trade.
TWIN HEIFER CALVES: Buyers are giving
significant premiums for Heifers to make Suckler
Cows. These premiums are based on trust, please
declare all TWIN TO BULL Heifers on your Entry
Card EVEN THE CONTINENTAL BREEDS.
ANGUS SIRES: Please when you apply for the Calf
Passport to B.C.M.S. Please fill in the Ear Tag of the
SIRE to the calf as the Calf Purchasers from June 2013
want it entered in directly by B.C.M.S. from the very
beginning. Then also write the NAME alongside the
EAR TAG. Thank you to those of you which already
do it.
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Wright Manley
Beeston Castle Auction
Tel: 01829 262 132
VENDORS
PLEASE COMPLETE AN ENTRY CARD FOR ALL
SECTIONS
- WITH FULL DETAILS AND IT IS IMPERATIVE TO HAVE
YOUR CORRECT DETAILS REGARDING TB (PARISHES &
TESTING DATES) AND YOU HAVE COMPLETED AN
ENTRY CARD ESPECIALLY REGARDING YOUR FARM
ASSURANCE STATUS.
Continental Breeds
150.0p 725kg SIm
147.0p 855kg Ch
35 mo
54 mo
A.D.P. Johnson
A.T. Williamson
Native Breeds & Others
105.0p 695kg SHO
93.0p 595kg SHO
87.0p 595kg SHO
76.0p 480kg DEX
90 mo
56 mo
66 mo
59 mo
N. & R. Boote
N. & R. Boote
P.J. & J.R. Boffey
Mrs J. Walker
YOU MAY LOSE OUT ON PRICE IF YOU DO NOT
SUPPLY THE RIGHT INFORMATION
RED MARKET
Tuesday 21st January at 2.30pm
We offer FREE pre sale advertising
Alastair or Simon would be pleased to be invited to any pre
sale inspections.
164 CULL COWS & OTM
Direct Telephone number 01829 262103
Every Friday at approximately 10.00 am
Topping at 166.0p or £1,256.85
Averaging 93.1p or £570.99
All farmers that cannot sell through a normal market due to
TB restrictions or the six day standstill will be able to take
advantage of the selling under the hammer in our livestock
market rather than direct to slaughter. If you have some Cull
Cows or Fat Cattle for this section please do not hesitate to
contact
Beeston Auction 01829 262100
BEEF
CATTLE
EVERY FRIDAY AT approximately 12noon
Prices peaked at 214 or £1,305.00
164 A better trade this week and £'s dearer compared with
56 A trade as good as anywhere for the quality of cattle
other local centres. Best B&W cows to 119p, Heifers to
166p or £1080, Steers to £1098, Charolais Cows topped at
147p or £1256 from A T Williamson. Trade is as good and if
not better than most WHY NOT TRY SOME CULL COWS
at Beeston. If you have some to sell trade looks stagnant for
at least a month, feeding cows for profit at the moment may
not be the way forward, Please do not hesitate to contact our
Auctioneers for further details.
forward at Beeston. Topping at 214p for a 475kg SimX
heifer and Steers to £2 per kilo for an Angus from Stuart
Crossley. More cattle are needed in this section to fulfill
buyers needs. WE PAY ON THE DAY your cheque is
available immediately after the sale. Again trade looks
stagnant and may not move unless number are short or we
have some cold weather. For more information please do not
hesitate to contact our auctioneers.
Top prices achieved
Dairy Bred Cows
119.0p 685kg HF
117.0p 770kg HF
115.0p 725kg HO
115.0p 710kg HF
114.0p 770kg HF
114.0p 645kg MON
113.0p 865kg HF
113.0p 670g
HF
112.0p 840kg HO
110.0p 665kg HF
R.G. Ford
R.E. Studley
R.G. Winward
J.T. Lakin & Co
D. & S.C. Sutton
Miss C.L. Boden
Dutton Lodge Farm Ltd
H.G. & E.M. Mapp
I.E. & T.M. Speed Ltd
J.T. Lakin & Co
Dairy Bred Steers & Heifers (Under 48mo)
166.0p 585kg HF
33 mo M. & E.A. Hales
160.0p 675kg HF
35 mo G.E. Oakes
143.0p 475kg HF
27 mo G.E. Oakes
139.0p 715kg HF
23 mo R.G. Ford
131.0p 530lg HF
42 mo M. & E.A. Hales
131.0p 615kg HF
41 mo R.G. Ford
130.0p 460kg HF
33 mo G.E. Oakes
124.0p 685kg BFX
44 mo Pickering Partners
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PAYMENT IS AVAILABLE ON THE DAY.
Top Prices achieved
Steers
200p
AAX 500kg 22 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
198p
AAX 570kg 22 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
197p
AAX 600kg 25 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
197p
HEX
540kg 24 mo D.M. & P.J. Kinsey
196p
AAX 565kg 24 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
196p
LIM
510kg 21 mo J. Davies
192p
LIM
510kg 21 mo J. Davies
Heifers
214p
SIM
475kg 20 mo D.P. Mountfield
207p
BB
600kg 28 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
185p
AAX 560kg 22 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
183p
CH
505kg 24 mo P. & D.E. Jones
177p
AAX 595kg 22 mo P.S. & B.M. Crossley
173p
SIM
580kg 27 mo S.G. & C.A. Adams
173p
SIM
575kg 27 mo S.G. & C.A. Adams
172p
HEX
505kg 22 mo T.R. Law
170p
AAX 570kg 31 mo D. Parry
167p
BB
535kg 27 mo S.G. & C.A. Adams
Bulls
139p
HEX
445kg 19 mo D.P. Mounfield
104p
BFX
420KG 22 mo D.P. Mounfield
Consumer Purchase Information
Sourced from: AHDB/EBLEX/LAA/IASS
The traditional pattern for January and early February would
be for some easing of prices as consumer demand is subdued
with budgets tighter following the holiday period. As such,
any upwards pressure on prices might be limited for a
period. However the fundamentally tight supply situation
continues which, should demand improve, has the potential
to result in some resumption of the upwards trend later in the
year.
Reduced purchases of roasting and mince impacts on
beef’s performance
According to the latest Kantar Wordpanel data, in the four
weeks to 8 December, household purchases of beef declined
4% on the year. However, despite this, overall expenditure
on beef demonstrated some growth. As a direct result of a
continued rise in average prices, the value of sales increased
5% on the year to £186 million. Household purchases of
beef roasting joints were back 5% on the same period last
year, largely on the back of an overall decline in the number
of households buying them. Within the category, there was
some growth in volume purchases by retired households but
the fall in purchases by younger households more than offset
this. Sales of beef roasting joints have been hampered by
shoppers looking for cheaper alternative protein sources,
with some switching to pork and chicken. There was also a
5% reduction in beef mince purchases, largely on the back of
fewer households buying mince compared to last year.
However, consumers also bought less mince on each
shopping trip, a development likely to have been
influenced by the 13% increase in the average price paid.
STORE CATTLE
Every Friday
(To commence after the sale of the beef approximately 12.30pm)
Prices Peaked at £1,100 or 196.0p
51 Numbers picking up as we move in to the 2nd week of
January more are required and are expected in the next few
months. 27month old Red Hereford Steers topped at £1100,
23mo Black Hereford steers topped at £980 both from
Messrs H & A M Willett. Mr J C Evans sold his Simmentals
to £1030 better than the beef trade in comparison. AGAIN
MORE Cattle are needed plenty of buyers are around the
ring wanting to restock their shed cleared from Christmas.
DO NOT MISS THE TRADE it usually only lasts till early
March get your cattle Pre Movement tested early and avoid
the rush. DON'T wait for turn out time the trade is often
depleted by then. SPECIAL ENTRIES to come over the
next few weeks. - 16 Suckler Bred Chaolais Steers 2224mo, 18 Suckler Bred Continental Steers 14-20mo, 12
Suckler Bred Limousin Heifers 14-19mo, 8 Strong Limousin
Steers 20-26mo & Heifers 16-22mo & Plenty of Friesian
Steers. If you would like to advertise your stock for FREE
pre sale to the right potential buyers please contact Alastair
as soon as possible For further information.
Special Entry:
THIS FRIDAY 17th January
A Special Entry of 30 Suckler Bred Continental
Steers & Heifers 14-24 mo from 2 Vendors
11 Suckler Bred Charolais Steers (22-24 mo)
STORE BULLS:
This Friday at 12.30 pm
12 Friesian Bulls 11-14 mo, 400kg
IMPORTANT NOTICE
FARM ASSURANCE
Due to the Farm assurance body unable to give us a real time
database or actual up to date information on your assurance status
we rely on YOU the producers to give us the correct information.
Therefore if you present your cattle as farm assured when they are
not this is a misdescription and you are representing your cattle
fraudulently.
When the animal gets to the abattoir they have specific outlets for
these animals and often don’t for nonfarm assured stock so they
deduct massively. This is due to the time and loss of animal to the
batch that was bought for a specific job.
They cannot be returned from an abattoir therefore you are in their
hands. The deduction could be £150.
PLEASE GIVE US THE CORRECT INFORMATION
Enquiries to Beeston on 01829 262 103
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Steers
£1,100
£1,030
£1,000
£980
HEX
HEX
SIM
HEX
575kg
560kg
555kg
500kg
27 mo
29 mo
26 mo
23 mo
H. & A.M. Willett
H. & A.M. Willett
J.C. Evans
H. & A.M. Willett
196p
191p
186p
183p
HEX
HEX
HEX
HEX
500kg
575kg
505kg
560kg
23 mo
27 mo
26 mo
29 mo
H. & A.M. Willett
H. & A.M. Willett
H. & A.M. Willett
H. & A.M. Willett
Heifers
£1,030
£955
£750
£495
£405
SIM
SIM
LIM
BB
HF
580kg
555kg
460kg
440kg
415kg
28 mo
26 mo
28 mo
24 mo
28 mo
J.C.Evans
J.C.Evans
J.S. & D.G. Thelwell
R.C.Whiiingham
P. Wakeling
177p
172p
163p
125p
97p
SIM
SIM
LIM
BBX
HF
580kg
555kg
460kg
440kg
415kg
28 mo
26 mo
28 mo
24 mo
28 mo
J.C. Evans
J.C.Evans
J.S. & D.G. Thelwell
R.C.Whittingham
P. Wakeling
More are required each week
For all enquiries call Alastair or Simon on 01829 262 100
PRODUCE Every Friday @ 12.15 pm Approx
If you are looking for some Straw, Hay, Silage, give Andrew
Wallace a ring and I will try and ensure some is available
under the hammer or for a Private Sale direct from the Farm.
WANTED: Regular or Part Time Person on a
Dairy Farm. Malpas Area.
Enquiries to 01948 820 312.
WANTED: Relief Milker, to include alternate
weekends. Good Rates of Pay. Whitchurch Area.
Enquiries to 07812 373 482.
SALE OF CLAMP SILAGE
GORSE FARM, CHURCH LANE,
HUXLEY, CH3 9BH
Approx 600 Tonnes of Grass Silage from 3 cuts.
By Informal Tender to Beeston by
Friday 24th January at 3.00 pm
View Day: Tuesday 21st January 11.00 am to
2.00 pm
Enquiries to 01829 262 132. Ref: AKW/AN
WANTED: Silage: 300 Tonnes of good Clamp Grass
Silage for a Winsford Dairy Farm. Ref:AKW/WIL
MILK BULK TANK
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY
8,000 Litre MULLER EUROPA DX Stainless Steel 3 Phase Bulk
Tank. Serviced 4 Months ago. Herd recently sold. £8,000 O.N.O..
Enquiries to A.K. Wallace at Beeston
on 01829 262 132.
SHEEP KEEP: 100 Acres of Winter Barley to graze for 4
weeks in Tarporley Area.
The Land is in a block but unfenced.
ITEMS FOR SALE
Sharon Mayer
Agricultural Chaplain Confidential Support to the
Agricultural Community. Tel: 07540 761 972 also
Associate Chaplain Lewis Rees on 01244 335 830
FOR SALE: C3 MOO. Private Registration on retention till
June 2014. Please call 07804286171. or E Mail
wendyrowland@hotmail.co.uk
FULLWOOD 150 Gallon Stainless Steel Bulk Tank with
single phase Compressor. £250 ONO.
Contact AKW for Details. Ref: AKW/DT002
FODDER FOR SALE & WANTED
CLAMP SILAGE: Approx 700 Tonnes of Silage,
1st cut 25.4%DM, 17.6%CP, 10.9%ME.
3rd cut 30.2%DM, 20.4%CP, 9.9%ME
Located on a Winsford Farm.
Price: £40 per Tonne ex farm.
Ref: AKW/Jean on 01829 262 132.
SILAGE BALES: 200 Round Bales of Silage suitable for
Dry Cows or Youngstock feed on a Mid-Cheshire Farm.
Ref: AKW/RBJ053
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Found in AKW’s Arkive!!
An Interesting Debate – Which Farmer are you?
COW POWER V HORSE POWER
* Cows keep you V You keep Cows
* Cows outside on Grass V Confined inside on Silage
* Cows 4WD Harvesters V A big Investment in Rust!
* Cows spread their effluent V Contractors
* Cows breed replacements V Depreciation of Machinery
* Simple System V Complex + Consultants
* Block Calving, Good lifestyle V All Year Round, Drudgery
* Good Public perception V High Ammonia emissions
* Profitable & sustainable V Loss with current milk price
Wright Manley
Furniture & Fine Art Department
Antique & General Sale: Thurs 9th January @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 8th January 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Antique & General Sale: Thurs 23rd January @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 22nd January 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Antique & General Sale: Thurs 6th February @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 5th February 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Antique & General Sale: Thurs 20th February @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 19th February 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Antique & General Sale: Thurs 6th March @ 10.30 am
Viewing: Wed 5th March 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Enquiries to Ian Woodward or Lillian Rogerson
Tel: 01829 262 151
Pedigree & Commercial Dairy Cattle Department
Tel: 01829 262 120
SALES
FRIDAY 31st JANUARY
At Beeston Castle Auction
From Members of The Western Holstein Club
Monthly Show & Sale of Holsteins
(Calved; In-Calf; Maidens & Calves)
This Sale will also include Bulls
Entries close for Cataloguing
Monday next 20th January
Tuesday 11th February @ 10.00 am
At Beeston Castle Auction
Mid-Month Sale of Commercial & Pedigree Dairy
Cattle.
Enquiries to 01829 262 120
AUCTIONEERS CONTACT DETAILS
Auctioneers
Section
Clive Norbury FLAA
Dairy Cattle
Mobile: 07831 485590
Direct Line: 01829 262121
Andrew Wallace
Calves, Weanlings.
BSc. MRICS FAAV FLAA S.F.P., Land Sales, & Rural
Mobile: 07850 250641
Property Valuations,
Direct Line: 01829 262118 Compensation Claims
Jonny Dymond BSc(Hons) ALAA Calves, Single Farm.
Mobile: 07703 676 227
Payment, Entry
Direct Line: 01829 262 112
Level Stewardship
Alastair Brown FdSc FLAA Cull Cows, Beef Cattle,
Mobile: 07831 395167
Store Cattle, Equine,
Direct Line: 01829 262170 Machinery Sales Etc
Stuart Hassall FDSC HND FLAA Dairy Cattle &
Direct Line:01829 262 115
Calves
Mobile: 07960 167 513
Simon Lamb ALAA
All Cattle Sections,
Mobile: 07815 188125
Tack & Saddles
Direct Line: 01829 262123
Paul Narloch
Cull Cows, Accounts
Direct Line: 01829 262103
Mobile: 07774 239357
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FUR & FEATHER
and HORTICULTURAL SALE
WEDNESDAY 22nd JANUARY @ 5.00 pm
at BEESTON CASTLE AUCTION
Sale to commence at 5.00pm with the Horticultural
Section together with the Monthly COLLECTIVE sale
of Poultry; Poultry Equipment & Hatching Eggs at
5.30 pm. (please note no Cockerels permitted at any
Sale unless in a pair or trio) Entries are now invited
01829 262120 - 07960 167513 or Tony Icke
07536 043011
EQUINE SECTION
Horses & Ponies at 11am
Wednesday 15th January
Wednesday 12th & 26th February
Tack at 10am, Saddles 12noon & Vehicles at 1pm
Wednesday 15th January
Wednesday 12th & 26th February
For further enquiries regarding the equine sections please
contact the Equine Department on 01829 262170.
email: alastairbrown@wrightmanley.co.uk
OVERDUE T.B. Tests and
Cross Compliance Reductions
With effect from 1st January 2014, DEFRA is
strengthening the financial penalties to be applied
on Farmers who have overdue surveillance or
“check” T.B. Tests. The AHVLA will be
providing the R.P.A. with details of all farmers
who have overdue (one day or more) tests. The
R.P.A. will then apply a cross compliance
reduction to the affected farmer’s CAP Scheme
(SPS and Rural Development) payments.
The severity of reduction applied will depend on
how long the T.B. Test is overdue. In general, the
following will apply:- T.B. Test overdue by 1-10 days – 1% Reduction.
- 11-30 days – 3% Reduction.
- More than 30 days – 5% Reduction
If however the cross compliance breach is felt to
have been caused intentionally, more severe
reductions may be applied.
Single Farm Payment Cross Compliance Rules
2014
The New Guide is now available on
www.defra.gov.uk/crosscompliance 2014
POLICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Recently thefts of Agricultural Equipment have
been reported. Please ensure you have all relevant
details for any equipment you possess, such as
serial numbers, make and models to assist in
identification in the event of a theft, or for
Insurance Purposes.
Please report incidents as and when they arise to
your local Police Station. For Cheshire Police Non
Emergency Dial 101.
Wright Manley
Beeston Castle Auction
Tel: 01829 262 132
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Don’t get caught out by slurry Compliance
Laws
Up to 50% of Livestock producers in Nitrate Vulnerable
Zones (NVZs) could still be non-compliant with slurry
storage requirements brought into force last year, according
to the Environment Agency.
As of 1st January 2012, cattle producers were required to
have five months’ storage and pig producers, six.
“Time is ticking and the longer you leave it, the more likely
you will get caught”.
Failure to comply is a criminal offence and could result in
reductions in Single Farm Payment as well as prosecution
and a fine, which could be as much as £10,000 in a
Magistrates Court.
“In some cases there may be ways to reduce the amount of
slurry produced – by limiting the amount of rainwater
entering the slurry store, for example. However in a lot of
cases, investing in storage may be the only option.”
The first step is to assess how much slurry is being produced
over the storage period and how much is dirty water. Dirty
water can be spread during the closed period, whereas slurry
cannot, so separating off this water can save on storage
requirements.
As soon as water runs into slurry it is classed as slurry and
cannot be spread.
Ways to reduce slurry storage requirements include:
* Put drains in to allow dirty water to be segregated.
* Consider putting a roof over the collecting yard.
* Fix guttering to stop water entering slurry systems.
* Reducing stock numbers, or using straw yards as muck
will be classed as F.Y.M. which can be spread during the
closed period.
Visit www.environment-agency.gov.uk for more
information.
Beeston Collective Implement Auction
Wednesday 5th February
Items are required for this forthcoming sale an
expected 2000Lots will be forward to include:
Agricultural Machinery, Tractors, Vans & Cars,
Trailers, New & Used Timber, Building Materials,
Garden Equipment, Bicycles, etc. If you would
like to advertise your items pre sale please contact
Alastair Brown
LAND AND PROPERTY
ACCOMMODATION LAND
MINSHULL LANE,
CHURCH MINSHULL CW5 6DX
14.03 Acres
A first class flat open grass field with road
frontage and mains water to a Cattle Trough.
Guide Price £10,000 plus per acre.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
Tuesday 18th February 2014 at
The Hunters Lodge Hotel, Sydney Road,
Crewe CW1 5LU.
Enquiries to Beeston on 01829 262 132.
Ref: AKW/Jean
ACCOMMODATION LAND FOR SALE
COOLE LANE, NANTWICH, CW5 8AY
A 3.35 Acre Paddock with good road access onto
a quiet lane and Planning Consent for keeping of
Horses for Private, Recreational use and the
erection of Stables. Metered Water supply on site,
and Electricity can be easily arranged if required.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY
Guide Price: £80,000.
Ref: AKW/Jean. Tel: 01829 262 132.
WASHER
HAITH mobile barrel washer 3m barrel, on low loader
DESTONERS
1999 CS1500, 2000 CS1500, 2001 CS1500
All with 7 rows of adjustable stars, levelling, 14.5/ 20 tyres
2002 CS1500, 2006 Cs1500 belt drive, adjustable stars,
levelling, 2008 Cs 150
PLANTER
2011 MS 2000 MIEDEMIA, fully auto, hill master and
steering
FERTILISER HOPPERS
2011 GRIMME Fert hopper GFD, lights, 2008 GRIMME
Fert Hopper GFD, lights
FRONT TOPPERS
2010 GRIMME KSA 75, 2008 GRIMME KSA 75, 2007
BASSILLIER
TRACTORS & LOADERS
CHALLENGER MT765 3500 hrs full service history new
26inc tracks, Green star ready, auto steer
MANITOU 634 120 2010 4400 hrs
Full range of attachments to fit Manitou
8 sets of Row crop wheels to fit JOHN DEERE and others,
An assortment of row crops and wheels
CONVEYORS
MIEDEMIA LBV130/70, Swift lift inter store 13m
Asortment of Conveyors
IRRIGATION
4 & 6 Cylinder Pumps BAUER 450 125 reel, BAUER 400
110 reel KASCADE 420 90, IRRIFRANCE 400 90
Pipes 5” and 4”
TRAILERS
2010 BAILEY 15ton Root crop, 2006 BAILEY 14t Root
crop 2008 MARSHALL 24ft flat bed
2005 Hiab low loader beaver tail, on air brakes and
suspension
CULTIVATION EQUIPMENT
Flat lift 90/150 auto reset with auto reset duckfeet tool bar
and packer roller, SPALDINGS 5 leg flat lift
2012 DALBO RATTON 5 leg auto reset
2010 & 2006 Power Harrows KUHN & DOWDESWELL
Ploughs 12 Ton KRM Breadle Spreader
SPECIAL INCLUDED LOTS :
SALE OF INTEREST
TUESDAY, 28th JANUARY (11.30 am)
AT BEESTON CASTLE AUCTION
AUCTION SALE OF
POTATO EQUIPMENT, TRACTORS,
TRAILERS & EFFECTS
on behalf of T W KINSEY
Comprising: HARVESTERS
2011 DEWULF 3060, 3000hrs
2002 DEWULF Mega 3000, 5400hrs multi sep, roller
separator
2007 GT170, hydraulic webs, Roller separator, powered
axel, picking table.
2008 GT170 Kascade web, single multisep, powered axel,
windrowing kit, picking table.
2010 Gt170 Twin multisep, windrowing, new wheel motors.
GRADERS
2007 GRIMME RH2460, with screen, and webs to suit,
DOWNS 1990 6ft Continental II
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TRACTORS: 2009 VALTRA T151HT, 50k; 2008
VALTRA T131HT, 50k; 2006 VALTRA T120HT, 40k;
2009 NEW HOLLAND T7030, 50kph; 2008 NEW
HOLLAND T7030; 2006 CASE MXU130, Electro Shift;
2009 JOHN DEERE 6330 JD 633 LOADER; 2001 MF
6265, 40k; 2011 CAT 336 TELEHANDLER AG Spec 6M
Reach; 1982 FORD 7610 2wd, with Econ Mid Mount
Hedgecutter; VICON RSXL Fert. Spreader;
2007 SIMBA EXPRESS 4.6M Trailed;
2005 AMAZONE KE403 Power Harrow & Amazone ADP
4M Air Drill SUFFOLK COULTERS;
AS MARTON TRAILER Low Loader; TARUP 3032
MOWER CONDITIONER; 2007 KUHN FC280F FRONT
MOWER & CONDITIONER; KUHN FC283 Rear 9ft
MOWER & CONDITIONER;
KNVERNLAND 3 Furrow Reversible Vari-width; 1997
RECO 3000 3M POWER HARROW;
1996 GREENLAND 300/70 TOP 3M POWER
HARROW; STANDEN PV90/80 80” ROTAVATOR;
TWEDALE 10 Ton SILAGE TRAILER; WEST 8 Ton
SILAGE TRAILER; 2 TRI-AXLE BULK TANKERS ;
KHUN TEDDER;
FURTHER DETAILS, PICTURES & INFORMATION
at www.wrightmanley.co.uk
Auctioneer in charge: Simon Lamb 07815 188125
AGRICULTURAL: Valuations, Sales, Rent Reviews, Expert Witness Reports, Arbitration, Milk
Quota and Tenancies, Pipeline and Compulsory Purchase Claims, Grazing Agreements. Tel: 01829 262 132.
PROPERTY AUCTIONS: Regular Sales of Farms, Accommodation Land, Farm Buildings for
conversion, Cottages, Country Property, Building Land and Plots. Tel: 01829 262 132.
VALUATIONS AND SURVEYS: For Purchase, Mortgage, Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains
Tax, Tenant Right, Probate including Furniture, Deed of Gift, Divorce and Insurance, House Buyers Reports,
Structural Reports and Valuations, Schedules of Dilapidation and Conditions. Tel: 01829 262 132.
SINGLE FARM PAYMENT: Assistance with R.P.A. Single Farm Payment Claim Forms,
Entitlements, Entry Level Stewardship Scheme and advice on Nitrate Vulnerable Zones. Tel: 01829 262 132.
FURNITURE AND FINE ART DEPARTMENT: Twice Monthly Sales of
Household Effects, Quarterly Fine Art and Antique Sales. Contact William Witter on 01829 262 150.
COMMERCIAL AND PEDIGREE LIVESTOCK SALES: Beeston Castle
Auction in Cheshire with a Specialist Pedigree Department representing a number of Breed Societies and
Undertaking Sales on a National Basis. On Farm or in our extensive Market Premises.
Contact: 01829 262 120. Fax: 01829 262 129.
PRIVATE CATTLE SALES: Farm to Farm Trading via Wright Manley Direct. Contact Clive
Norbury on 07831 485590 or Stuart Hassall on 07960 167 513 or the Pedigree Department on 01829 261 120.
WEDNESDAY MARKET: Regular Sales of Implements and Machinery (1st Wednesday in the
Month), Horses (2nd and 3rd Wednesdays in the Month), Saddlery and Tack (every Wednesday except the 1st
Wednesday).
FRIDAY LIVESTOCK MARKET: Native Breed Calves 8.30 am, Continental Calves 11.15
am, Cull Cows 10.00 am, Prime Cattle 12 Noon, Store Cattle 12.30 pm.
Wright Manley, Beeston Castle Auction, Whitchurch Road,
Beeston, Tarporley, Cheshire CW6 9NZ.
Tel: 01829 262 100.
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