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Stirling bull sales: Anside Titan leads Limousins at 14,000gns

Limousin bulls sold to a 14,000gns high, with the 29 bulls sold achieving an average of £7,053 up £1,162 on the year, and a clearance rate of 73 per cent

Katie Fallon
Livestock Specialist
clock • 2 min read
Sale leader Anside Titan from Martin and Mel Irvine, Keith which sold for 14,000gns to Fodderletter Farms, Banffshire.
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Sale leader Anside Titan from Martin and Mel Irvine, Keith which sold for 14,000gns to Fodderletter Farms, Banffshire.

Sale leader was Anside Titan from Martin and Mel Irvine and family at Drummuir, Keith. It marked the second year running that the family have led the Limousin sale at the Stirling October Bull Sales...

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