Cattle marts report: Mart trade going well but may need milder weather to maintain buyer confidence

The first person I met in Bandon mart last Monday morning was former mart manager Pat McCarthy, promoting the virtues of the Hereford breed.
Cattle marts report: Mart trade going well but may need milder weather to maintain buyer confidence
Thu, 02 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Denis Lehane

Coincidentally, the first calves I spotted in the calf ring on Monday were Herefords.

A little over a month old, a bunch of four made €400.

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Farming NewsPlace: BandonPlace: Aberdeen AngusPlace: KilmallockPerson: Pat McCarthyPerson: PatPerson: Ger FlynnPerson: Denis KirbyPerson: George CandlerPerson: GeorgeOrganisation: Cattle martsOrganisation: Bandon martOrganisation: BandonOrganisation: Aberdeen AngusOrganisation: DungarvanOrganisation: Kilmallock MartOrganisation: HerefordOrganisation: Kilkenny
<p>Spring lambs continue to deliver a reasonable return this year to breeders who stayed with early lambing.</p>

Spring lambs making over €10/kg as demand continues

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