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Scottish flocks share in Suffolk Sire of the Year success (opens the original)
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A Suffolk tup bred in Northern Ireland and owned in partnership with two Scottish flocks has been named Suffolk Sire of the Year 2026. Limestone King of Diamonds, bred by Mark Priestley, Seaforde, Co Down, is owned jointly by Mr Priestley, Stewart Lathangie of the Pyeston flock, Glenrothes and James Wallace’s Kirkinner-based Claycrop flock. The award marks notable success for the three flocks, with the £40,000 private purchase having sired some of the lead priced rams earlier in the season. It a
Borderway Club sale peaks at 3700gns three times (opens the original)
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Brownfield youngstock – 30 bulling heifers, £1848.00; 35 yearling heifers, £1498.50; 30 heifer calves, £849.72. Trade peaked at 3700gns on three occasions at a Pedigree Dairy show and sale at Carlisle which included an Elite sale of embryos and youngstock from Matthew Gemmell’s Dumfriesshire-based brownfield herd. First to reach that price was the pre-show champion, Wormanby Conway Gloriette, a Sandy-Valley Conway daughter from the Hodgson family, Carlisle. Bred from eight generations of Excelle
Historic silver salver returns to Lawrie and Symington (opens the original)
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Lawrie and Symington chairman Andrew Steel has received a silver salver first presented to one of his predecessors more than 80 years ago. The salver was handed over by Ann Walker, granddaughter of former chairman James Watt, in the boardroom at Lanark Agricultural Centre, where his photograph hangs. A lawyer and accountant, Mr Watt chaired the company from March 1929 to September 1945. On retiring, he received the salver from fellow board members. It bears their signatures and an image of the c
Aries Texel shearlings top at £1600 (opens the original)
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The Douglas familyâs on-farm sale of Texel shearling rams and Romney-cross ewe lambs, at Mains of Airies, Kirkcolm, reached a high of £1600. The 46 grass-fed tups and 87 ewe lambs met a 100% clearance, with shearlings averaging £887.84 and ewe lambs at £230. Logie Durno leads Beltex trade at Kelso taking a top of £18,000 in the ring North of England Mule ewe lambs average £190 at Kirkby Stephen A ram lamb from Strathbogie leads the Suffolks at Kelso peaking at £14,000 Leading the trade w
Shillmoor Cheviots prove their worth in hill country (opens the original)
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There is a reason why the South Country Cheviot has stood the test of time on the hills above Upper Coquetdale, where weather, distance and ground decide what kind of sheep will pay their way being able to produce ewes that will look after themselves, milk and rear a lamb. At Shillmoor Farm, near Rothbury in Northumberland, that faith in the Cheviot is not sentimental. It is practical. The farm which is rented by Jimmy Walton from the Ministry of Defence, lies in the Cheviot Hills, surrounded by
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