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Free grant advice for farmers
FARMERS can receive free advice on the grants available to them by booking sessions at a special Promar International clinic at Clitheroe Livestock Market on- July 22nd. , Farmers will have the opportunity to
discuss grant availability with consultants from Promar International and find out ; which ones they are eligible for. .. • Consultant Andy Walling, who will be running the clinic, said it would be a great opportunity for I8cal farmers. He said. “A wide range of grants are available, but it is imporlant to consider
whether you are eligible as requirements can vary significantly.” ■ Grants are available in a number of
different areas including reducing slurry storage requirements, renewable energy, • farm diversification; business advice and training, resource audits and nutrient management plans. • Half-hour appointments are available
on a first-come first-served basis and can be booked by calling 01829 731736.
• Further clinics wnll be held on August
_19th and September 30th and place^for these can be booked now.
draws crowd by Duncan Smith
NEARLY 500 cages of poultry and waterfowl went forward to Clitheroe Auction Mart's June poultry sale, with vendors and purchasers travelling to join crowds at the packed Mart from as far away as Scotland,
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Wales and the Midlands. A rare Rhea sold for £75, which
did not make up for the recent loss of its white sibling, stolen from John McGlynn’s smallholding at Rishton the day prior to the sale. Other prices were £110 for a pair
of Gold Silkie pullets, purchased by Mr Wooff, of Clitheroe; a pair of Jubilee Orpingtons at £62; a trio of Plymouth Barl-ed Rock for £65;
. a trio of Barred Wyndottes sold for vendor Jonathan Whalley, of Oswaldtwistle, for £52; three Gold Pencilled Hamburgs for £48; and a pair of chocolate call ducks that raised £80. Auctioneer Joe Swift said: ‘‘We
had a very' good day with plenty of interest in the well-bred stock, which went on to realise some great prices.”
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The next catalogued poultry
sale at Clitheroe Auction Mart will be held on October 16th,
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when the Ribble .Valley Poultry Society' show will celebrate its 50th Anniversary'.
Good show at
Gisburn Cogent SAM Chapman from Broughton, near Skipton, judged the June Cogent Breed ing Show and Sale at Gisburn Auction Mart. Colin Booth took top price with a
strong New World Empire heifer aiving 32kgs.
- “ She sold to Messrs. Rcdmayne, of Sam-
lesbuty. Chris and Richard Frankland. of Rathmell, who are giving up milk produc tion, showed eight calved cattle with all except one topping the £1,600 mark and peeking at £1,680 for a Fustead Emoiy Blitz second calver, selling to T. Green, of Wigan. Jim and Christine Scriven, of Elslack,
who are also ceasing milk production, had a good group of cattle selling up to £1,880 for a second calver to D. Coultliurst. In- calf heifers due for July from G. Emmott were selling either side of £1,500 and in- : calf heifers for August averaged £1,400.
Sean’s one-two at
June dairy show THE June Dugdale Nutrition Dairy show at Gisburn Auction Mart was won by Sean Hickey, of Laneshaw Bridge. Taking first and second prizes, he went
on to sell his first prize heifer for £2,050 to Messrs Southwell, of Luddendenfoot, Halifax. ■
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• In the regular Machinery Sale held on the auction car park, trade was excellent for haytime and silage equipment.
. Top prices were a Ford 7840 trac tor £5,900; New Holland 376 hay baler £1,200; Welgar RP round baler £1,400; PZ Haybob £1,260.
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