Shows & Sales

No fewer than seven animals surpassed the £8,000 mark at the March show and sale of show potential cattle at Borderway where the trade was led by a Limousin cross heifer at £15,000

Grant Anderson, commercial sales manager and sales team leader at Harrison and Hetherington, discusses coming sales events

From early work experience in a livestock market to more than 25 years in the rostrum, auctioneer Meg Elliott explains why selling livestock remains a rewarding career

Three Limousin bulls achieved five-figure prices, and 30 sold to new homes, resulting in a 97% clearance and overall average of £6,503, a rise of £1,690 on last year’s sale at Ballymena

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Bishops Castle, Penrith, Gisburn, Melton Mowbray, Skipton and Pateley Bridge

The pedigree bull sale at the Royal Northern Spring Show at Thainstone peaked at 13,000gns for the champion Simmental

Five young auctioneers have been awarded Fellowship or Associateship by the Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Holsworthy, Thame, Borderway, Skipton, Longtown, Darlington, Hallworthy and Gisburn

There was a big crowd at Barnard Castle for the Farmers Guardian supported show and sale of show potential cattle where the majority of entries were seven to 12 months of age

Auctioneer and partner at GTH, Andrew Clements on dairy’s ups and downs