North of England Mule Lamb Sale Shows Price Lift and Strong Trade
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What happened
CCM Skipton held its second annual show and sale of North of England Mule gimmer lambs on September 22. The sale, which featured strong trade, saw the forward average price rise to £195.22, an increase of £65.19 compared to the previous year's event. Henry Shaw co-judged the sale in Banbury.
From cravenherald.co.uk
Why it matters
The event reflects strong demand within the agricultural sector, with champion pens securing high prices, such as £360 and £280. The price lift indicates a positive trend in the market for North of England Mule gimmer lambs.
From cravenherald.co.uk
Who's involved
- Henry ShawCo-judged the sheep sale event in Banbury.
- BanburyMarket town where the sheep sale was held.
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Banbury
market town and civil parish on the River Cherwell in Oxfordshire, England
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