The 400 Texels topped at 4,500gns for the Clun flock from A. E. Williams and Son, Craven Arms, with their pedigree yearling, Clun Gold Dust, which was awarded pre-sale show championship by judge, Gwilym...
The 400 Texels topped at 4,500gns for the Clun flock from A. E. Williams and Son, Craven Arms, with their pedigree yearling, Clun Gold Dust, which was awarded pre-sale show championship by judge, Gwilym...
For the first time since March this year the average for prime cattle sold through auction marts is the same or slighter higher than at the same time last year
The crème de la crème of the sheep dog trialling world descended on Huntington Farm, Lauder in the Scottish Borders over five days last week.
Texels dominated the top prices at the National Sheep Association Wales and Border Ram Sale at Builth, selling to 20,000gns. More than 2,600 tups sold, averaging a record £1,161.67, up £117.35 on the year, with a 91.1% clearance rate.