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ppn · 05-06-2020 10:39PM

Bullocks - Cahir 3rd June

Brd, Kg, €, Age, per Kg
AA 388 €720.00 15 €1.86
AA 387 €750.00 15 €1.94
AA 443 €840.00 16 €1.90
AAX 477 €880.00 16 €1.84
HFD 390 €730.00 15 €1.87
HFD 427 €830.00 15 €1.94
HFD 426 €830.00 15 €1.95
HFD 452 €830.00 15 €1.84
HFD 392 €750.00 12 €1.91
FR 378 €640.00 15 €1.69
FR 441 €660.00 16 €1.50
FR 440 €690.00 16 €1.57
LMX 441 €860.00 15 €1.95

11-06-2020 06:02PM

Cracking ch bullocks in bandon today 450 ish €900. There comrad a minter of a white ch... a shake with €1000.

Sugarbowl · 11-06-2020 06:13PM

Anyone see cow/calf pairs recently? What could you expect for a handy HE cow about 6 yr old with strong LM bull at foot and bulled to another LM for Spring 2021?

Anto_Meath · 11-06-2020 08:21PM

You could be looking anywhere from €1,000 to €1,500 for the cow & calf, really depends on what they look like, I know thats not much help to you sorry.

bogman_bass · 11-06-2020 10:18PM

Sold sone culls on carnaross today. Both 600kg made 1250 and 1270
A 3rd than needed feeding made 1080 at 595kg

Reggie. · 12-06-2020 05:13AM

bogman_bass wrote: »

Sold sone culls on carnaross today. Both 600kg made 1250 and 1270
A 3rd than needed feeding made 1080 at 595kg

Was told trade in delvin was bad yesterday

TooOldBoots · 12-06-2020 09:14PM

Factories still happy to have there meat from fat cull cows. These are the best seller at the moment. Anything that needs grass/further feeding is well back.
Maybe a few quid to be made on buying stores now if you have the grass

12-06-2020 09:36PM

TooOldBoots wrote: »

Factories still happy to have there meat from fat cull cows. These are the best seller at the moment. Anything that needs grass/further feeding is well back.
Maybe a few quid to be made on buying stores now if you have the grass

Ya a cousin sold store cattle in gortatlea today he was disappointed. Saw some lovely store heifers at the start of it worth the money.
Suppose the drought would eventually take the steam out the trade.

Bleating Lamb · 12-06-2020 10:37PM

That the reality.....there is feck all growth....was bound to hit prices.

Bass Reeves · 13-06-2020 07:36AM

Bleating Lamb wrote: »

That the reality.....there is feck all growth....was bound to hit prices.

Growth will return after the rain. Main thing effecting prices nor is the 7 month ANC mannis gone out if the market. Since June 1st he cannot fulfill ANC conditions by buying cattle. You are back to farmers that need a margin on cattle there was some stupid prices over the last while it never always continues. I know the man selling needs every penny of the price but the lad finishing can only deal with what is in front of him.

You need a good bullock to hit 1200 euro now and a great one to hit 1400 euro

Dozer1 · 13-06-2020 12:56PM

Thought the weanlings prices in gortalea were poor the other night. Some nice part bulls made small money

charolais0153 · 13-06-2020 01:34PM

Dozer1 wrote: »

Thought the weanlings prices in gortalea were poor the other night. Some nice part bulls made small money

No wonder

tanko · 13-06-2020 02:26PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

No wonder

Parthenaise id say.

charolais0153 · 13-06-2020 03:35PM

tanko wrote: »

Parthenaise id say.

I meant that there is always a discounted price for parthenaise /aubrac etc

Albert Johnson · 13-06-2020 06:48PM

charolais0153 wrote: »

I meant that there is always a discounted price for parthenaise /aubrac etc

Once you go away from bright coloured CH and the very tops of LM then everything else is discounted to varying degrees. Having said that certain stock types seem to go through different phases of popularity, 10 year's ago Belgium Blue's were all the rage locally but you'd seldom see a pen of blue weanlings anymore. I saw a few Lincoln red bullocks in the mart last night, they seem comparable to an AA.

A local high profile auctioneer and others have been campaigning for year's to get the seller's name removed from the display board ringside. It's rumored that they've hit luck as seemingly it could be breaching personal data privacy to display such information around the ring. There's definitely less dealt cattle about presently compared to other years.

Robson99 · 13-06-2020 07:08PM

Albert Johnson wrote: »

Once you go away from bright coloured CH and the very tops of LM then everything else is discounted to varying degrees. Having said that certain stock types seem to go through different phases of popularity, 10 year's ago Belgium Blue's were all the rage locally but you'd seldom see a pen of blue weanlings anymore. I saw a few Lincoln red bullocks in the mart last night, they seem comparable to an AA.

A local high profile auctioneer and others have been campaigning for year's to get the seller's name removed from the display board ringside. It's rumored that they've hit luck as seemingly it could be breaching personal data privacy to display such information around the ring. There's definitely less dealt cattle about presently compared to other years.

Why would it bother the Auctioneer ?

Albert Johnson · 13-06-2020 07:19PM

Robson99 wrote: »

Why would it bother the Auctioneer ?

I suppose you'd have to ask him that question, the short answer is I don't know tbh. It's not going to make much difference to most lad's although it would definitely be a help to the dealers. Of course the thought of anything to benefit the tanglers will stop some lad's from getting a good night's sleep but thankfully I only have time to worry about my own affairs. I suppose if I had the option of not having my name and particulars scrolling across for all to see I'd be happier but then I'm a fairly private individual. It's not the end of the world either way and as with everything there's ways around the current system anyway.

13-06-2020 08:27PM

Albert Johnson wrote: »

I suppose you'd have to ask him that question, the short answer is I don't know tbh. It's not going to make much difference to most lad's although it would definitely be a help to the dealers. Of course the thought of anything to benefit the tanglers will stop some lad's from getting a good night's sleep but thankfully I only have time to worry about my own affairs. I suppose if I had the option of not having my name and particulars scrolling across for all to see I'd be happier but then I'm a fairly private individual. It's not the end of the world either way and as with everything there's ways around the current system anyway.

In gortatlea on line you can't see the sellers name but u can see the days in herd.

Grueller · 13-06-2020 08:37PM

Albert Johnson wrote: »

Once you go away from bright coloured CH and the very tops of LM then everything else is discounted to varying degrees. Having said that certain stock types seem to go through different phases of popularity, 10 year's ago Belgium Blue's were all the rage locally but you'd seldom see a pen of blue weanlings anymore. I saw a few Lincoln red bullocks in the mart last night, they seem comparable to an AA.

A local high profile auctioneer and others have been campaigning for year's to get the seller's name removed from the display board ringside. It's rumored that they've hit luck as seemingly it could be breaching personal data privacy to display such information around the ring. There's definitely less dealt cattle about presently compared to other years.

Don't understand the fall of the blue at all. I sold 7 blue bulls today

394kg @ €1310
420kg @ €1300
382kg @ €1210
344kg @ €1040
362kg @ €1060
392kg @ €1200
398kg @ €1190
All after my own stock bull, all calves naturally and the vast majority unassisted.

I also sold 2 limousin bulls
402kg @ €970
388kg @ €940

The Belgian blue is not or should not be dead anyhow.

Albert Johnson · 13-06-2020 08:59PM

DukeCaboom wrote: »

In gortatlea on line you can't see the sellers name but u can see the days in herd.

It varies from mart to mart depending on the format of the board that's displayed. I couldn't see the days in herd on the board in manorhamilton today either which is a change it just showed the number of owner's.

Albert Johnson · 13-06-2020 09:13PM

Grueller wrote: »

Don't understand the fall of the blue at all. I sold 7 blue bulls today

394kg @ €1310
420kg @ €1300
382kg @ €1210
344kg @ €1040
362kg @ €1060
392kg @ €1200
398kg @ €1190
All after my own stock bull, all calves naturally and the vast majority unassisted.

I also sold 2 limousin bulls
402kg @ €970
388kg @ €940

The Belgian blue is not or should not be dead anyhow.

I'm not knocking blue's as a breed although I've little personal experience of them. It's hard to argue with the above results and there a credit too you. The LM made good prices but they definitely pale in significance when compared to the blue's. The only thing I'd argue is that it's easier to sell an average CH or LM compared to an average BB.

Base price · 13-06-2020 10:47PM

Albert Johnson wrote: »

It varies from mart to mart depending on the format of the board that's displayed. I couldn't see the days in herd on the board in manorhamilton today either which is a change it just showed the number of owner's.

Carrigallen show the sellers name but Carnaross don't although all the other details are shown including the number of days in the sellers herd.

patsy_mccabe · 14-06-2020 09:55AM

Grueller wrote: »

Don't understand the fall of the blue at all. I sold 7 blue bulls today

394kg @ €1310
420kg @ €1300
382kg @ €1210
344kg @ €1040
362kg @ €1060
392kg @ €1200
398kg @ €1190
All after my own stock bull, all calves naturally and the vast majority unassisted.

I also sold 2 limousin bulls
402kg @ €970
388kg @ €940

The Belgian blue is not or should not be dead anyhow.

Were those blues exported?

grassroot1 · 14-06-2020 10:00AM

Base price wrote: »

Carrigallen show the sellers name but Carnaross don't although all the other details are shown including the number of days in the sellers herd.

I wonder why Carnew are now only showing the sellers name and no address

jfh · 14-06-2020 10:07AM

Grueller wrote: »

Don't understand the fall of the blue at all. I sold 7 blue bulls today

394kg @ €1310
420kg @ €1300
382kg @ €1210
344kg @ €1040
362kg @ €1060
392kg @ €1200
398kg @ €1190
All after my own stock bull, all calves naturally and the vast majority unassisted.

I also sold 2 limousin bulls
402kg @ €970
388kg @ €940

The Belgian blue is not or should not be dead anyhow.

Hi grueller, what were the dams? Did you say that you were moving into dairy, don't keep a close eye on the forum anymore so not sure, apologies if I'm off.
Do you sell all as weanlings?

Anto_Meath · 14-06-2020 12:29PM

grassroot1 wrote: »

I wonder why Carnew are now only showing the sellers name and no address

I heard someone raised the issue of names & addresses been broadcast on the internet under GDPR and some marts have now stopped showing them as a result. But the way some mat boards are set up it cant be removed for some of the apps.

locha · 14-06-2020 12:33PM

The dealers were very unhappy with names and days been shown on board. There were getting a lot of misses with their cattle through the rings.. I think at a minimum days in herd should be shown.

Grueller · 14-06-2020 12:40PM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I

Were those blues exported?

Ya patsy. At least five of them were bought by a local buyer that used buy for Garavalli. Don't know who he is operating for now.

Grueller · 14-06-2020 12:46PM

jfh wrote: »

Hi grueller, what were the dams? Did you say that you were moving into dairy, don't keep a close eye on the forum anymore so not sure, apologies if I'm off.
Do you sell all as weanlings?

Hi Jfh. The dams would be 3 blonde d'acquitaine with 2 of those blondes bred from blue x fr cows. The other blonde was off of a limo x fr cow.
3 limousin (3/4 bred) and one parthenaise.

All calves were born last August and September so selling weanlings.

Yes I am started dairying. I will keep sucklers still though on the fragmented blocks of land that I have and milk on the home block.

richie123 · 14-06-2020 01:51PM

Grueller wrote: »

Hi Jfh. The dams would be 3 blonde d'acquitaine with 2 of those blondes bred from blue x fr cows. The other blonde was off of a limo x fr cow.
3 limousin (3/4 bred) and one parthenaise.

All calves were born last August and September so selling weanlings.

Yes I am started dairying. I will keep sucklers still though on the fragmented blocks of land that I have and milk on the home block.

Are u long milking ?

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