exeter livestock centre market report october 2019

EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

MARKET REPORT

October 2019

Monday 21st Prime Stock Market

Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD


01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com

.Monday 21st October

Monday saw Prime cattle sell to 175ppk for a 550kg Blonde steer from Adrian Bowden of Drewsteignton with other steers

from Adrian rising to 168ppk and £1040. A couple of strong Limousin steers from JW & CL Stoneman of Sampford

Courtenay realised £1194 (778kg x 154ppk) and £1170 (724kg x 162ppk). Barren cows sold to 123ppk and £987 for a

grand 800kg South Devon from Dave & Shirley Mudge of Hexworthy whilst Blue cows from Stephen Slade of Aylesbeare

sold to 114ppk and £780 and further South Devon barreners saw £750 (692kg x 109ppk) for Trevor Adcock of

Moretonhampstead. Friesian cows ran to £804 (748kg x 108ppk) for Messrs Mills of Lapford whilst Cull bulls saw a massive

1104kg South Devon from Robert Merchant also of Moretonhampstead reach 92ppk and £1010.

Vendors are kindly reminded to inform us of their entries for Monday’s Prime Cattle and Barren Cow auction in advance

to enable potential purchasers to be advised of likely numbers. Please contact the Market Office (01392 251261) or Robert

Armstrong over the weekend (07791484290) or [email protected]

Also note, TB pre movement tests are NOT REQUIRED for this sale.

Lambs to £88.50 & 176ppk Cull Ewes to £103.50 & Rams to £85

Another short entry of just under 700 prime lambs sold to a slightly easier trade all round with the best at £88.50 for a

pair of 55kg overweight Charollais crosses from V Axon of Yeoford followed by Pauline Scanes of Cheriton Bishop with a

lamb of the same remarks at £84 as well as a further penful of 49kg lambs at £82.50 and Lin Loosemore of Yeoford sold

her pen of smart 50kg Charollais cross lambs at £83. Other overweights sold to £82.80 for Tony Pickard of South Molton,

£81.50 for Phillip Rowell of Crockernwell and £81 for Messrs Wyatt & Isaac of Ipplepen. Other 50kg plus lambs sold at

£81.20 for Nigel & Helen Dunn of North Tawton and £80 for both Phillip Rowell and Messrs Wyatt & Isaac as 48kgs

peaked at £79.20 for Richard Yabsley of Dartmouth. Some great pens of 46kgs sold to £76 for another pen from V Axon

as well as two great pens from Tim & Amy Heywood of Rackenford and Nigel & Helen Dunn claimed £75.80. 45kgs also

topped by Tim & Amy Heywood, making £75.20 followed by Brian Cunningham of Dartington at £74.50 and Roger Coysh

of Bickington at £74. 44kgs to £75 (170ppk) for FG Hawkey & Son of Broadwoodkelly, £74.20 for Phil & Peggy Keast and

£74 for Russell & Alison Retter of Cotleigh. Phil & Peggy Keast also

topping the 42kg weight range when making £72.50 (173ppk) followed

by FG Hawkey & Son’s second pen of the same weight at £72.20

(172ppk) and FR Gillard & partners of Cheriton Bishop close up at

£71.80 (171ppk). 40kg lambs peaked at £68 (170ppk) for LA

Luxmoore of Crediton who also had 39kg at £66 and lighter again

lambs provided the top pence per kilo when John Quick of Crediton

sold 36kg Charollais lambs at 176ppk (£63.50). Trade slightly less and

an indifferent show of lambs meant the SQQ was 6 pence less at

162ppk.

Fewer cull sheep were generally of better quality and sold to a similar

trade topping at £103.50 for a trio of pure Texel ewes from Phil Bond

of Blackawton as Messrs Adcock & Wotton of Moretonhampstead

sold pens of Charollais cross ewes to £86.50, £78.50 (x2) & £76.50. Suffolk cross ewes to £85 for Mark Palfrey of Yeoford,

£83.50 & £77.50 for J Crooke & Sons of Sandford, £77.50 also for M & A Partridge of Crediton and pure Suffolks also at

£77.50 for Clyde Coaker & family of Widecombe. Plenty of others with weight, flesh and often fat trading from £65 to £75

and best of the mules to £69 for David & Lynda Pellow of Sourton.Tups topped at £85 for the Baxter family of Exwick,

£84 for Pauline Scanes and £74.50 for the Jordan family of Chagford. Overall average is up a fiver at £56.

Top Average

Weight No’s

Fwd

£’s Per

Head P.P.K

£’s Per

Head P.P.K

PRIME LAMBS

25-31 7 46.00

(-8.50)

144

(-26)

46.00

(-6.33) 144 (-25)

32-39 94 66.00 (+1.20)

176 (+2)

60.89 (-1.30)

162 (-5)

40-45 280 75.20 (+1.20)

173 (-7)

69.60 (-1.29)

162 (-4)

46-52 289 83.00

(-2.00) 168 (-10)

76.89

(-2.34) 160 (-3)

53+ 19 88.50 (+4.70)

161

(+9)

82.02

(-0.13) 145 (-4)

Top Average

EWES 541 103.50 (+2.50)

55.91 (+5.88)

RAMS 17 85.00

(-16.00) 63.15 (+5.52)

52 PRIME CATTLE & BARREN COWS – 10.45AM Auctioneer: Simon Alford 07789 980203

689 PRIME SPRING LAMBS

922 PRIME LAMBS

More lambs than expected on a falling trade saw the best fleshed heavier lambs sell well and ahead of

expectations whilst a large number were lacking finish with a high proportion purchased for further

feeding and the SQQ was back just 4 pence at 168ppk. Best lambs saw quality overweight Suffolk x

Mules from Brad Simmons of Okehampton sell at £87.50 & £83.50 whilst GP Young of Tedburn St

Mary sold a pair of smart 51kg Continentals at £85 and Dudley & Kevin Banks of Fenny Bridges sold

the same weight lambs at £82.50. Other 49-50kg lambs at £81.50 for Michael & James Reddaway of

Sampford Courtenay, £81.20 for Phillip Rowell of Crockernwell, £81 & £80 for Ron Manning from

North Tawton and £80.20 for Robert Seward of Silverton. 46kgs sold to £79.80 for Mark Palfrey of

Yeoford who also had 44kgs at £78 or joint top per kilo of 177ppk shared with Phillip Rowell’s 44kgs at

£77.80 who also had 46kgs at £79.50. Neat 45kg lambs sold at £78 for Tim & Amy Heywood of

Rackenford as 43kgs sold to £75.80 (176ppk) for Ivor & Rene Alexander of Tiverton, £75.20 (175ppk)

for Chamberlain Bros of Chevithorne and 42kgs sold to £74 (176ppk) again for Phillip Rowell.

Anything lacking flesh was more like 152-163ppk or either side of £60 but better sold on a Friday.

897 CULL EWES & 15 RAMS

Cull ewes were a very mixed show with no superstars forward but sold to £100 for a Texel ram from

The Rolle Texel Flock of Budleigh Salterton whilst ewes peaked at £88.50 for Suffolk crosses from

Wilf Walters of Kingston, Texels at £88 for the Rolle Texel Flock, more Suffolk crosses at £88 & £85

for Messrs Southwood of Dartmouth and plenty of others £78 to £85. Next best ram at £82 for

Michael Stanbury of Throwleigh and best of the mules just about £65. Better bred grazing ewes well

sought after from £40 to £55 whilst very lean/plain ewes were harder to place. Hill ewes out in force

with the fleshed ewes selling either side of £40 but pens of very lean/plain again taking some shifting,

even to grazing men and usually £12 to £20. Overall average is down £15, as expected after last week’s

spike.

1247 SHEEP – 9.30AM Auctioneers: Russell Steer 07788 318701 & Ian Caunter


mailto:[email protected]

FRIDAY 1st NOVEMBER 2019

2nd Autumn Catalogued Show & Sale of Suckled Calves and Stirks

FRIDAY 8th NOVEMBER 2019

Inaugural Special Show & Sale of Native Breed Suckled Calves and Stirks

FRIDAY 15th NOVEMBER 2019

3rd Autumn Catalogued Show & Sale of Suckled Calves and Stirks

FRIDAY 6th DECEMBER 2019

4th Autumn Catalogued Show & Sale of Suckled Calves and Stirks

For more information please contact Robert Armstrong 07791 484290,

Ian Caunter 07813 068935 or the Market Office 01392 251261



MONDAY 21st OCTOBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE

Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 22nd OCTOBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Sale of TB Restricted Cattle

WEDNESDAY 23rd OCTOBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Machinery Sale

FRIDAY 25th OCTOBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep, Sale of Dairy Cattle, 30th Annual

Sale of Ewe Lambs, Breeding Ewe & Rams PLUS 8th Annual Hill Sheep Fair

MONDAY 28th OCTOBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 1st NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle, 2nd Autumn Catalogued Show & Sale

of Suckled Calves & Stirks, Fortnightly Pig Sale

MONDAY 4th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

TUESDAY 5th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Horse & Tack Sale

FRIDAY 8th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc 24th Official Sale of scanned in-lamb Pedigree Suffolk Sheep for the West

Country Suffolk Sheep Association PLUS 26th Annual November Sale of Served Ewes & Ewe Lambs

Sale of Dairy Cattle to inc Golden Opportunity Sale of Jerseys

Special Show & Sale of Native Breed Suckled Calves and Stirks


FRIDAY 15th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc 3rd Autumn Catalogued Show & Sale of Suckled Calves & Stirks and

Fortnightly Pigs


TUESDAY 19th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE TB Restricted Sale of Prime, Cull & Store Cattle

FRIDAY 22nd NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Monthly Sale of Organic Cattle & Sheep & Monthly Catalogued Sale of

Beef Breeding Stock


FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Sale of Dairy Cattle and Fortnightly Pig Sale

MONDAY 2nd DECEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Prime Stock Market

FRIDAY 6th DECEMBER - EXETER LIVESTOCK CENTRE Weekly Store Stock Market to inc Exeter & District Primestock Show, Monthly Sale of Native Breed Cattle


Matford Park Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 8FD

01392 251261 [email protected] www.kivells.com

FORTHCOMING SALES

What is your property worth?

Speak to our Exeter Farm Agency team

Connecting the A38/A30/M5/A361 corridor and covering a wide region from North Devon and Mid Devon through to the South Hams. If you are looking to sell, our property experts are ready to help. Contact a member of the team today for a free market appraisal on 01392 252 262

Simon Alford Director

Claire Quick BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV

Ian Caunter BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV

Pollardscombe Farm, Guide Price £1,795,000

Doddiscombsleigh Guide Price

£520,000

Drewsteignton Guide Price £2,250,000

Land at Broadclyst Guide Price

£350,000 - £400,000

Farms For Sale

Approximately 421.55 acres of prime Cornish arable land in good heart, laid out in a ring fence with good internal access, centred around a dominant 5 bedroom farmhouse, with range of modern and traditional farm buildings, plus pair of let cottages.

• 401.53acresofprimearable land laidout ingoodsizedandgoodshapedfields

• 21.02 acres of pretty pasture land, predominantlyneartothevillageofHelland

• 5 bedroom detached farmhouse, centrally heatedanddoubleglazedthroughout

• 3bedroomcottageand2bedroomcottage letonAssuredShortholdTenancies

• Range of modern agricultural buildings, includinggrainstorage

• Traditional farm buildings offering scope foralternativeuses(subjecttoplanning)

• ArareanduniquecommercialagriculturalofferingforCornwall.

Guide Price £4,750,000

LauncestonFarms&[email protected]|01566776886

Helland Barton FarmHelland, Bodmin, Cornwall

Trevidgeowe is located in the heart of Cornwall, being near the picturesque village of Withiel.

• Dominatingandprivateperiodhouseoffering fourbedroomaccommodation,ripeforrenovation(notlisted)

• Two bedroom lodge, subject to AgriculturalOccupancyCondition

• Approximately 108 acres of ring fenced and freedrainingagriculturalland,subjecttoaFarmBusinessTenancy

• Windturbineoncommercialleaseterms• Traditionalbuildingsofferingpotential• Stabling.

Guide Price £1,650,000 Freehold

LauncestonFarms&[email protected]|01566776886

Trevidgeowe FarmWithiel, Bodmin, Cornwall

Whitstone Farm can be found about half a mile from the stunning north Devon coastline and boasts far reaching views over surrounding countryside to the Atlantic ocean, Lundy Island and Bristol Channel. Currently run as an organic young stock rearing unit, but was originally a commercial dairy farm.

• In awonderful coastal location, a dairy and arablefarmwithsome225acres

• Extensive range of adaptable buildings, includingcubiclesandspace for180cubicles, andapartiallycompleted12:24herringboneparlour

• Convenientlylocated3bedroombungalowwithfarreachingviews.

Guide Price: Lot 1 The bungalow, farmbuildings and some148.90acres(60.25ha)-£1,285,000Lot 2 Approx.25.89acres(10.52ha)- £185,000Lot 3 Approx.19.55acres(7.92ha)- £150,000Lot 4 Approx.21.49acres(8.70ha)- £162,500Lot 5 Approx.8.78acres(3.55ha)- £75,000

HolsworthyFarms&[email protected]|01409259547

Whitestone FarmLincombe, Lee, North Devon

An organic dairy farm in a pretty valley setting.

• GradeIIlistedfarmhousewithsixbedroomssuitablefordualfamilyoccupation

• Range of traditional stone and slate barns (somewithpotential,subjecttoplanning)

• Range of modern dairy buildings including a 9:18herringboneparlourandcubiclesfor120cows

• Inall,approximately128acresofmainlypasturelandwithsomevalleywoodland.

Guide Price: Lot 1 Farmhouse,buildingsandsome31.55acres - £950,000Lot 2 Approximately77.46acresofmainlypastureland- £525,000Lot 3 Approximately19.39acresofpastureland - £155,000


Barton FarmKentisbury, Barnstaple, North Devon

For Sale By Public Auction on Tuesday 6th August at 2pm at Thurlestone Parish Hall, Thurlestone, Devon TQ7 3LY.

At the heart of a pretty and sought after village,an exciting holiday/development opportunity.

• Period farmhouse with six bedrooms forrefurbishment

• Courtyardofsixstonebuiltcottages• Versatileoutbuildings• Furtherlandandpaddock• Additional development opportunities subject to

planning• Inallabout4.8acres

Auction Guide Price Excess £1,500,000 SOLD

ExeterFarms&[email protected]|01392252262

Wakeham FarmSouth Milton, Kingsbridge, South Devon SOLD

Greencliff Farm is set overlooking the stunning north Devon coastline and this wonderful 84½ acre stock farm has a Grade II listed farmhouse thought to date back to the 17th Century.

The truly charming accommodation has many original features such as ceiling beams and inglenook fireplaces. Part of the house has been renovated with part in need of finishing (such as decorating and bathroom fitments). With a second staircase and external door, the property would lend itself to being split to provide dual family occupation or as an annex for holiday accommodation.

• Inasuperbcoastallocationwithstunningviews• GradeIIlistedfarmhouse• Rangeofstoneandslatebarnswithpotential• Smallrangeofmodernfarmbuildings• Pastureandarablelandextendingto84½acres• Smallcampsiteandaccesstothebeach• Freehold

Guide Price £1,500,000 SSTC


Greencliff FarmAbbotsham, Bideford, Devon SSTC

In a pretty setting close to the sought after village of Dunsford, a productive 63 acre stock farm.

• Spaciousbungalowwith4bedroomssubjecttoanAgriculturalOccupancyCondition

• Comprehensiverangeofadaptablefarmbuildings• Productiverunofgrasslandingoodsizedenclosures• Inallabout63acres



North Zeal FarmDunsford, Exeter, Devon

A detached three bedroom farmhouse with an Old Shippon benefiting from permission to convert to a residential dwelling and approximately 29 acres of agricultural and amenity land.

• Threebedroomfarmhousewithfantasticviewsoveradjoiningcountryside

• Barn with Class Q Permitted Development toconverttoatwobedroomdwelling

• Approximately29acresofagriculturalandamenityland

• Availableasawholeorinthreelots

Guide Price As a whole - £920,000Lot 1 – Higher Hare Farmhouse with adjacent 4.2 acres - £485,000Lot 2 – The Old Shippon with Class Q Permission set within ½ acre - £260,000Lot 3 – Agricultural and amenity land extending to 24.3 acres - £165,000


Higher Hare FarmWhitestone, Exeter, Devon

Character four bedroom farmhouse, in need of complete renovation

• Justover76½acresofpastureland,woodlandandroughgrazing

• Rangeoffarmbuildings,includingsomewithpotential• AFurther119acresavailablebyseparatenegotiation• Quietandunspoiltlocation

Higher Town is available as a whole or in the following lots:

Lot 1HigherTown Farmhouse and gardens, range oftraditional barns, farmbuildings and some76.69 acres(31.07ha)ofadjoiningpastureandwoodlandSSTC

Lot 3 Land atWhiddon extending to approximately119.15 acres (48.22 ha) of pasture and woodland -Guide Price £495,000 SSTC


Higher Town FarmBeaworthy, West Devon SSTC

A productive mixed Redland farm with detached three / four bedroom bungalow, barn with Class Q Permitted Development set within approximately 50 acres.

• A large detached three/four bedroom bungalowsubjecttoanAOC

• BarnwithClassQPermittedDevelopmenttocreateafourbedroomdwelling

• Highlyproductiverunofarableandpastureland• Inallapproximately50acres• Forsaleasawholeorinlots:

Lot 1 Three/four bedroom bungalow (AOC) withapproximately 10 acres - Guide Price £430,000 SOLD

Lot 2 BarnwithClassQ approval for conversion toa large fourbedroomdwelling -Offers in excess of £185,000 UNDER OFFER

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentClaireQuick|[email protected]|01392252262

Keymelford Farm Colebrooke, Crediton, Devon SOLD

UNDER

OFFER

Lot 1 20.50 acres (8.30 hectares) of pasture landincludingagriculturalbuilding-Guide Price £125,000 SOLD

Lot 3 7.71acres(3.12hectares)ofuniquequarryandpasture land, including agricultural building - Guide Price £75,000 SOLD

ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentIanCaunter|[email protected]|01392252262

Land & Buildings at Coombe Head Farm

Bridford, Exeter, DevonSOLD

SOLD

A delightful rural property situated on the edge of the village of Crockernwell with a 2 acre paddock.

• 4 Bedroom rural property set in a prominentposition

• Stunningviewsaroundthesurroundingcountryside• Edgeofvillagelocation• 2acrepaddock,gardensandampleparking• Ruralyetaccessiblelocation

Guide Price £425,000


Budbrooke FarmhouseCrockernwell, Exeter, Devon

Traditional stone barn with consent to create a fantastic 5 bedroom dwelling. The Barn is set within 0.22 acres offering a large garden and parking area.

• Traditional stone barn with Class Q PermittedDevelopment

• Set in approximately 0.22 acres offering a largegarden

• Peacefullocationwithinahamlet• Furtherlandavailablebyseparatenegotiations

Guide Price £295,000 SALE AGREED


Development Opportunity at Higher Rocombe

Stokeinteignhead, Newton Abbot, Devon

SALE

AGREED

Little Leigh Farm is a useful smallholding with stunning views across both its own land and the surrounding countryside.

• Smallholdingwith stunningviewsandhighamenityvalue

• 26 acres (10.52 hectares)of agricultural landwithgoodfarmingcapabilities

• Quietbuteasilyaccessiblelocation• Twomultipurposeagriculturalbuildings• Stunningviewsacrossthesurroundingcountryside

Guide Price £250,000 SALE AGREED


Little Leigh FarmDoddiscombsleigh, Exeter, Devon SALE

AGREED

Land at Natson Farm Bow, Crediton, Devon

Ahighlyproductiverunofarableandpasturelandextendingtoabout128acres.


ExeterFarms&LandDepartmentSimonAlford|[email protected]|01392251261

Land For Sale

Land at Aldercott FarmPancrasweek, Devon

Anexcellentblockofpasturelandextendingtosome167½acres. Ring fenced, level/gently sloping with natural watersupplyinaquietruralsettingwithtrackaccess.Substantial stone barn with residential planning permissionavailablebyseparatenegotiation.



Land at South Stewdon Farm Highampton, Beaworthy, Devon

The land extends in all to approximately 128.27acres(51.91hectares).Thereisapproximately10acresofwoodland,22 acres of rough grazing scheduled as a Site of SpecialScientificInterest(SSSI),withtheremaining landcomprisingproductivepastures.Thelandhasgoodaccessontoadjoiningparishroadsandiscontainedinaringfence,withlargeeasyworkingenclosures.

For Sale by Private Treaty - Guide Price £695,000

LiskeardFarms&[email protected]|01579345543

Land at BridfordExeter, Devon

The landatBridfordextends toapproximately20.50acres,alldowntopermanentpasturegrasslandandwithaccessoffthe localbyway.The land is level and sloping inplaceswithhedgerowboundariesthroughout.



Land at Badgers GateBridford, Exeter, Devon

Approximately23.41acresofpermanentgrasslandwithpondsandoutstandingviewsoverthesurroundingcountrysideandDartmoorNationalPark.



While the politicians appear to be at war in Westminster, life goes on and it’s business as usual down here in the West Country. The weather has been kind to us this summer and there still seems to be plenty of grass around which is reassuring after last year.

The farm agency team across the offices have been busy selling a range of properties this summer and the end of the summer has seen the launch of several large commercial farms which are seldom come by. We have also seen lots of small blocks and parcels of land come to the market, only to get snapped up which is encouraging given the negativity surrounding the ‘B’ word (BREXIT) news.

Our team of rural professionals were busy in the run up to the 31st July with Countryside Stewardship applications. The deadline was not extended this year, and therefore we have all our fingers crossed that means the RPA will be able to process applications in time to get offers and decisions out before the 1st January 2020 start date. This is a change from previous years, as the RPA have now taken over the administration of Countryside Stewardship from Natural England. The Countryside Stewardship scheme still seems to be proving popular, especially in times of uncertainty where we are unsure what the new scheme will involve and what payments may be offered. The government has issued reassurance that by entering Countryside Stewardship, this will not disadvantage farms when the new scheme is brought in (expected 2024). The current Countryside Stewardship scheme is a good way to get grant money towards fencing (£4.90/m for stock netting), as long as you are prepared to work with the scheme. In short, Countryside Stewardship is not always best suited to every farmer but is always worth looking into. The next round of applications will open early next year.

For those businesses that have applied for the Hedgerow and Boundaries grant this year, the Rural Payments Agency have warned there is a delay on processing these applications. Offers were supposed to be issued in July, but as yet we have seen no sign of them and an expected date has not been indicated.

The second round of the Countryside Productivity Small Grant Scheme has now been and gone, with the deadline closing on 3rd September 2019. There is no set timescale for when the decisions will be made on whether applications are successful or not. However, a word of warning, the guidance states equipment must not be ordered or purchased before applicants have heard whether their applications have been accepted. Once an application has been accepted, there is only 150 days in order to get the equipment ordered, purchased, installed and claimed. Everything applied for must be purchased and claimed as part claims will not be accepted. Be prepared to be asked to send photos of the equipment purchased and installed in order to receive payment. Also, a reminder that equipment must be kept on the farm for five years, and must be available for inspection.

In other areas of work, our team are always working on planning applications, compensation claims against utility companies and valuations for a range of purposes including secured lending, tax and family succession planning. If you have any queries or current issues, contact one of our team to see if we can help you.

Rural Reflection September 2019

Lastly, Baldwins Accountants and Kivells have combined forces this Autumn to deliver an evening seminar “Planning for the Future” which will be held at Trethorne Leisure Park, Kennards House, Launceston. We hope this will be an informative evening followed by warm refreshments and bowling. If you would like to book a place, please call 01409 259551 or email [email protected] by 18th September 2019.

Lisabeth Miller

On behalf of the Rural Professional Team

Holsworthy Livestock Market, Rural Professional and Farm Agency Office

The Kivells Rural Professional Team

David Kivell 01409 253275 [email protected]

Mark Bromell 01409 253275 [email protected]

Mark Bunt 01579 324927 [email protected]

Tom Rattray 01566 776886 [email protected]

Lisabeth Miller 01409 253 275 [email protected]

Claire Quick 01392 252262 [email protected]

Ian Caunter 01392 252262 [email protected]

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