Top Price: £2020 Judge buys champion and reserve at Hawes Auction Marts' store cattle sale
Limousin heifer achieves top price of £2020 at Hawes Auction. Steers peaked at £1640, with show champions adding sparkle to the day.
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Business Journalist for the Scottish Farmer, focusing on a range of sales and shows throughout the country. I also write various fam features to showcase the industry.
Business Journalist for the Scottish Farmer, focusing on a range of sales and shows throughout the country. I also write various fam features to showcase the industry.
Limousin heifer achieves top price of £2020 at Hawes Auction. Steers peaked at £1640, with show champions adding sparkle to the day.
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