A fall in ex-farm milk prices saw averages slip £368 per head on the month to balance out at £2013, at Harrison and Hetherington's Borderway Monthly Dairy Day sale at Carlisle.
Share on twitter
Share on facebook
Share on linkedin
Share on whatsapp
Share on email
Wreaywood
Wreaywood Mopan Allah tops Carlisle dairy sale at £2900

Top price was £2900 paid for the freshly calved cow, Wreaywood Mopan Allah, from the Wilson family of Woodside farm, Carlisle. Their entry, by Mopan, is bred from Wreaywood Snow Allah, and sold giving 48kg to Messrs Taylor, Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire.

The Wilson’s 10 cows averaged £2405 bolstered by a £2800 sale for Wreaywood Lucky Allah Red, purchased by same buyer. She is sired by Zimmerview Lucky PP-Red, out of Wreaywood Captain Allah Red and sold giving 41kg.

The Nydie herd of R and A Wilson, from Clackmae, Berwickshire topped the heifer trade at £2800. Their pen leader was Nydie Morris Sally, a daughter of Peak AltaMorris, out of the VG86 classified dam, Nydie Cryptonite Sally. She sold giving 44kg to Messrs Harrington and Son, Kirkbride, Wigton.

Wormanby Kimball Ruby, a third calver giving more than 50kg per day also made £2800 for Wormanby farms, Burgh by Sands, Carlisle. Her pedigree features Seagull-Bay Slvr Kimball and the Ex90-classified dam, Wormanby Unix Ruby. Messrs Robinson and Son, Humshaugh, Hexham, forked out the cash.

Evening Holsteins from Thursby sold a group of heifers to a top of £2700 for Evening Sidekick Eclipse, when the hammer fell to Messrs Fisher, Dundrennan, Kirkcudbright. She is a daughter of Walnutlawn Sidekick and out of Evening Fitz Eclipse.

On the same price tag was the freshly calved heifer, Broughton Alice 19 from GJ Holden, Syke House, Broughton in Furness. Messrs Robinson and Son, Humshaugh, Hexham, got for their money a daughter of Peak Hotline, bred from Broughton Alice 16.

Averages – Freshly calved animals in milk – 107 Holstein heifers, £2013.29; 51 Holstein cows, £1889.02; 14 Montbeliarde cross-bred heifers, £1825; four British Friesian cows, £2400; three Jersey cows, £1266.66; 10 faulted cows ¾, £1275. Late lactation animals – 23 Jersey cross cows due July/August, £1676.52. In-calf animals – 31 Holstein heifers, £1538.09.Youngstock – 14 bulling heifers, £822.85.

Dairy farmers in the San Joaquin Valley are working to overcome the impacts of substantial flooding. Last week’s storms have left broad swaths of Tulare County under standing water.

You may be interested in

Deja una respuesta

Tu dirección de correo electrónico no será publicada. Los campos obligatorios están marcados con *

To comment or reply you must 

or

Related
notes

Cerrar
*
*
Cerrar
Registre una cuenta
Detalhes Da Conta
*
*
*
*
*
Fuerza de contraseña

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER