View from the rostrum: Daniel Lynn - Cast ewe numbers up on year

Daniel Lynn on Longtown trade

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As fat hogg season looks to be drawing to a close, prime lambs set away with a £30 uplift on the year. Numbers are slowly starting to come forward, with the wet spring weather taking its toll on spring...

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