LiveScot cattle champion sells for 6,600

It was a different format this year for the LiveScot event held at Lanark market with no spectators and animals judged in the pens, but there was a good turnout of livestock and strong demand from buyers.

Angela Calvert
Head of Livestock, Shows and Sales
clock • 2 min read
LiveScot cattle champion sells for 6,600

It was a different format this year for the LiveScot event held at Lanark market with no spectators and animals judged in the pens, but there was a good turnout of livestock and strong demand from buyers....

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