Upcoming livestock auction sales

We conduct regular livestock auctions at Hailsham Market on

Mondays and Wednesdays.

EVERY WEDNESDAY

We sell prime cattle, sheep, pigs,

cull cows and overage beef, calves

cull and breeding ewes, store lambs and store pigs.

Selling times:-

11.00 am  -  Calves

11:30 am  -  Sheep

12.00 pm  -  Pigs

12:30 pm  -  Cattle

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NEXT STORE CATTLE SALES Monday 21st October Approaching 450 store cattle this coming Monday 20 Limousin x and Blonde steers and heifers, 18/19 months from Mrs PA Greenwood, 70 British Blue x steers and heifers, 11/13 months from Ford Partners, 30 British Blue and Aberdeen Angus x steers and heifers 12/14 months from Lower Claverham Farm Ltd, 20 Beef cross steers and heifers,12/18 months, from N Velvick, 20 Aberdeen Angus steers and heifers, 12/13 months from RG & JM Thornton DOWNLOAD CATALOGUE HERE

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Monday 28th October 2019 Present Entries Include: 70 Aberdeen Angus cross steers and heifers, 10/12 months from Ford Partners, 12 Aberdeen Angus cross steers and heifers from R&S Reading, 20 Hereford cross and British Blue cross steers from N Velvick, 22 Sussex cross steers and heifers from RJ & J Wells, 13 Aberdeen Angus cross steers from DJ Alexander, 24 Sussex steers and heifers from B&H Royce etc.etc

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BEEF BREEDING SALE & STORES Monday 4th November 2019 Including: Beef Herd Dispersal of 50 Simmental cross, British Blue cross, and Aberdeen Angus cross Beef Cows with their Spring Born Aberdeen Angus and Simmental cross calves at foot Cows running with Registered Aberdeen Angus bull from 25th June from HJ Hecks and Son plus: 15 Aberdeen Angus cross, Sussex cross and British Blue cross Beef Cows with their Aberdeen Angus calves at foot from A Barr also: Forty Five British Blue and Aberdeen Angus steers and heifers from Ford Partners etc.

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Entered for Next Wednesday 23rd October Two Texel shearling rams, One Herdwick ram, One Texel ram, Five Texel cross shearlings

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IMPORTANT NEWS FOR SHEEP KEEPERS IN ENGLAND 2015 - CHANGES TO ID & RECORDING Identification of lambs:- • Slaughter lambs tagged from 1st January 2015 must be identified with an EID tag, this can be:- • A single yellow EID slaughter tag, or • Full EID - one yellow EID tag and a matching non EID tag **This change does not apply to lambs already tagged in 2014** Recording movements of older sheep - tagged before 2010 • From 1st January 2015 their individual animal numbers must be entered on movement documents This does not apply if they are moving:- - to slaughter - within your business to a holding where you are their keeper - to a CPRC - if they are already electronically tagged •  These animals can still be batch recorded in your holding register • We recommend you re-tag these animals with EID tags if you do not intend to move them direct to slaughter ~~~~~~~~~~~~ For those selling cull ewes under the hammer - keep all your options open by EID tagging your sheep, i.e. one yellow EID tag and one matching non EID tag. Ewes not EID tagged can only be sold for slaughter Trading Standards have also noticed that a few people are tagging their sheep in the pens on market day, all sheep should be tagged on the holding before travelling to market ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TB RULES: From 1st January 2013 all cattle holdings in East Sussex will become twelve month TB testing holdings and, therefore, their movement between holdings will be subject to TB pre-movement testing.

Hailsham Market - Wednesday:

South East Marts are pleased to announce that Hailsham Market on Wednesdays will now be able

to accept cattle, i.e. cull cows, finished cattle, etc. fro East Sussex without TB pre-movement

testing in their exempt market section.

Cattle sold through the exempt market section will need to be moved from the market direct to a slaughterhouse, direct to an approved or exempt finishing unit or can be returned to the farm if unsold, i.e. the premises of origin. Only cattle from TB unrestricted herds in East Sussex will be acceptable.  It is a requirement of the AHVLA that cattle are physically separated from other cattle and sold at the end of the sale to restricted destinations as listed before. N.B.  There appears to be some confusion over TB movement time periods: Cattle ‘moving off’ of TB free herds that are required to test annually and subject to TB pre-movement testing still have 60 days to be ‘moved off’ from the start date of the test. Please note that the sixty day period runs from the start date of the test and not four days later when the cattle are pronounced clear.  The six day rule remains unchanged. All other livestock marketing operations on a Wednesday continue as normal. South East Marts Privacy Policy