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The article discusses the lamb sales and prices at lamb auction in Great Britain and also mentions livestock Standard Quality Quotation (SQQ).

The article focuses on the data from the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) regarding the high deadweight prices for the old season lamb (OSL) and new season lamb (NSL) in Great Britain as of April 13, 2018. Topics include the intense competition for British lamb at auction markets during the period, the price increase for fat lamb, and the strong performance of lamb slaughtering despite the Easter weekend. Comment from AHDB analyst Rebecca Oborne is also mentioned.

The article offers information on the spring sale held by the Limousin Society at Carlisle in England on February 17, 2018. Topics include the strong demand for bulls during the event, the sale of Aultside Meanmachine at 65,000gns from Garry Patterson, and the internet bid for Gunnerfleet Mongo by pedigree breeders A Renton and H Redden, Berwick.

The article informs that fourth sale of pedigree in-lamb females and geld hoggs broke records at Longtown, Great Britain, with a centre record of a Texel gimmer. It mentions that Steven Renwick's Craig Douglas flock, Peebles, topped the sale, which saw 131 Texels through the ring as well as 13 Dutch Texels, nine Beltexes, 20 Beltex-crosses and 18 Bluefaced Leicesters.

The article offers statistics concerning auction of livestock in Great Britain and Ireland, as of January 19, 2018, including lamb ewes and gimmers.

The article presents statistics related to British livestock auctioneers , as of December 2017, including Dark Diamonds sale of Suffolks; and sale of cows and heifers in milk.

The article highlights the cattle sale at livestock auctioneer Hallworthy Market in England on November 23, 2017. It mentions that fat lambs met a trade with 203 forward and the best prices paid for well-fleshed sorts. It reports that in the cattle rings, an increased entry of 387 store animals met a good demand, though second-quality sorts were harder to sell.

The article presents statistics related to British livestock auctioneers , as of December 2017, including Dark Diamonds sale of Suffolks; and sale of lamb, cows and heifers in milk.

The article presents statistics related to British livestock auctioneers , as of December 2017, including Dark Diamonds sale of Suffolks; and sale of cows and heifers in milk.

The article reports on increase min popularity of on-farm ram auctions among British farmers. It states that breeders with large numbers of rams to sell prefer one-day auctions, on their own farms, which is supposed to beneficial in economic and convenience terms, and mentions views of auctioneer Clive Roads, of McCartneys, on benefits for buyers, who can purchase rams on a certain date. It notes that cost and labor pressures of associated with feeding rams.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the condition of the breeding cattle auction in the British market as of 2017. It discusses the benefits provided by the decision of the East Lindsey District Council to avoid selling a site in Louth on the Autumn trade in the region. It mentions several cattle that have been sold during November including Belgian Blue cross store steers and 'O' grade dairy-cross heifers.

The article reports on an auction of several livestock including Beef Shorthorn female, Podehole in-calf heifer, and Gorse Winegum in Great Britain, as of September 29, 2017.

The article focuses on the insights of senior dairy auctioneer Harrison & Hetherington in Great Britain regarding livestock trade in Great Britain. Topics mentioned include the trading of spot milk with increased prices, the failure of the British system to serve the farmers, and the flagship event brought by the monthly sale of pedigree dairy by Border and Lakeland club.

The article presents an outlook of cattle industry in Great Britain and sale of heifers. It mentions cross-bred heifers are now being marketed as high-health bulling heifers through Dingwall and Highland auction houses. It mentions stud short hones will be mated to New Zealand/Australia embryo transfer two-year-old bulls.

The article offers information on several livestock auctions in Great Britain, as of April 2017, including sales of bulls at Borderway Mart, auction of Collycroft Solo, and a Winnoch.

The article focuses on the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) Beef and Lamb report which reveals cattle auction values climbed as of January 2017 despite an increase in their supplies. It mentions an increase in the prime cattle slaughterings in Great Britain. It also mentions an increase in the price of Grade 1 cows in Great Britain.

The article discusses impact of number of lambs on their prices in auctions. Topics discsused include need for sheep producers to watch the weight of lambs carefully before selling them in auctions according to auctioneers, presents views of auctioneer Jenny Layton Mills, on export of lambs; and an increase in the demand for lighter lambs according to fieldsman Stephen Dodsworth.

The article reports on the highlights of the livestock auction at Hawes in Great Britain on January 21, 2017.

The article reports on the continued strong store cattle trade in Great Britain in January 2017, with many auctioneers reporting higher averages than 2016. Topics covered include the increase in bullocks and heifer averages, the strong demand for cattle at Hereford Market, and the average price of steers at Sedgemoor Market.

In this article the author talks about livestock markets in Great Britain. According to the author, if markets relocate to new places, they may become business centres. The author says that auction marts need to become multipurpose if they are to survive. He says that they may be used for other activities such as farming conferences.

Presents updates on livestock auctions in Great Britain as of October 2004. Results of the 85th annual Romney Ram show and sale; Details of a deal for the third calver Alcar Tamara 10th at a fixture of the Western Holstein Club.

Highlights several agricultural auctions in Great Britain as of July 2, 2004. Dispersal of herd by Somerset farmers David and Anne Enticott at Ashbrittle; Animal dispersal by Keith Metson of Ruses Farm in Kedington, Suffolk, England; Purchase of Shepherds Idol 95th by M. Grose.