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Farm Sales Review

Farm Sales Review

The dispersal sales team have continued to be as busy as ever. 2018 will be remembered for a wide variety of sales, which have included bed & breakfast furniture, felled oak trees, Unimogs, equipment and machinery along with the usual grasskeep, straw in the swath, produce auctions and over 650 sheep at our last sale in October!

The team held 17 sales in 2018 and sold well over 12,000 lots.

With our new mailing list and social media channels, we have seen an increased number of buyers in attendance with over 1,000 people coming to Mr Eric Hewes’ retirement sale in September.

Some of our highlights from 2018 included:

MAY 2018

  • John Deere 7710, on behalf of Mr Nigel Redfern = £36,000
  • John Deere 6420, on behalf of Mr Nigel Redfern = £28,600

JULY 2018

  • 120 Tonnes of English Oak Trunks, on behalf of Mr Henry Richardson = £9,000

SEPTEMBER 2018

  • 1997 Mercedes U1600 Turbo Unimog, on behalf of Mr Eric Hewes = £23,600
  • Ford 8210, on behalf of Mr Eric Hewes = £15,200

OCTOBER 2018

  • The store lamb average at J H Thomas’ retirement sale = £59 per head

If you’re thinking of selling at auction or are interested in attending one of our sales, get in touch with our auction lead Jenny Hannah by clicking here for all the details.

Julia Trapp

Julia looks after all of our marketing communications, printed material, design, branding, publications, digital marketing and  advertising. She has worked across a number of industries in marketing roles and outside of work, if usually found on a netball court or coaching from the side lines.

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