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By Alistair DriverFARMING Minister Jim Paice haschallenged British farmers to ‘setthe industry on fire’by leaving thepast behind and embracing theopportunities on offer in today’smarketplace.Speaking at the Oxford FarmingConference, Mr Paice laid outhis vision for British farmingbased on seeking out new globalmarkets, innovating using allavailable technologies and ultimatelythriving without thesupport of direct subsidies.He also revealed Defra wouldbe hosting an ‘innovation summit’in London in March followed by aseries of ‘practical’regional events.He dismissed the view of farming‘as a quaint old industry’ andurged farmers to look to the future.“We can keep the cosy imageof Buttercup in the field producinga few litres a day and thebucolic farmer leaning on his gateWe can sentimentalise farmers assmall players in a market dominatedby supermarkets at homeand multinational conglomeratesabroad,”he said.“Or we can set this industry onfire and take the opportunities andface the reality they provide.”He insisted his comments werenot about advocating ‘big, corporate’farms over ‘small, family’businesses: “It is about attitude:whether to pine for the old days ofgovernment intervention and protection,or to face the challenges.”At the heart of his speech wasthe need for the industry to use ‘thebest research, technology andknowledge transfer we can get’ tohelp boost production, while protectingresources and biodiversity.Mr Paice identified the Agricultureand Horticulture DevelopmentBoard (AHDB) as the‘professional body’ to drive the industryforward in this area and hadasked AHDB chairman John Godfreyto address how this could beachieved. He stressed the industryneeded to accept it was competingin a global food marketplace andto seek out export opportunities‘where we are most competitive’.Shadow Defra Secretary MaryCreagh said food was ‘one of thedefining political issues of this century’,but criticised the Governmentfor failing to address all theissues surrounding it.Highlighting the role farmingand food can play in stimulatingeconomic recovery, she warned ofincreasing food poverty in the UKagainst a backdrop of rising foodprices, exacerbated, she claimed,by commodity speculation.NFU president Peter Kendallsaid he was heartened by MrPaice’s message.With Britain set to take centre stage this year, we celebrate all rural Britain has to offer.NEWS 2-3BUSINESS 10MACHINERY 18LIVESTOCK 46YOUNGSTOCK 52SALES 54IN YOUR FIELD 60WILLIAM AND ANDREWCOWX, CUMBRIA74Subscribe toAgriculture’s National NewspaperFarmersWWW.FARMERSGUARDIAN.COMGuardianFRIDAY JANUARY 6 2012 £2.00AGRICULTURE’S NATIONAL NEWSPAPERLOCALLY-PRODUCEDNEW WAYS OF ATTRACTINGCUSTOMERS p50-51British farmers urged toseize new opportunitiesrOperating in a trulyglobal marketplacerSurviving withoutGovernment subsidyDriving ambitionRENEWED PASSIONA COUNTRYSIDECELEBRATION p48-49BEST OF BRITISH FARMING Special issueLAMMA 2012 31-PAGE SHOW PREVIEW p15-45PPA EDITORIAL CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR WINNER 2008 AND 2011OLYMPIC SHOWCASETime for British produceto shine p6-7AMBASSADORSPOTATO GROWERS’PUBLICITY DRIVE p1288 PAGES OFNEWS ANDCLASSIFIEDSFull reportfrom OxfordBuilding yourown websiteUK machineryin focusBeef’s uniqueselling pointAgriventurecompetitionReports fromaround the UK“We can be quitepleased with thereturns we havehad for both cattleand sheep”Save 20%Pay £22.88 everyquarter, equivalent toonly £1.76 per issueFree first class postCall now on 01858 438 893 and quote HH12or visit www.farmersguardian.com/hh12FG281No.1 for livestockcoverage andauctionsFG281_A5_30%subs_ad(HH12).indd 1 25/06/2012 17:15
Class Seven75CLASS SEVENLots 182 – 194 (13 entries)Lot Stephen J Nixon182 HUNTERSHALL GLADIATORHRY11‐028 Born 07/05/11 UK 100649/300379 Got by AIggs. DAUPHIN 19‐88‐004‐715gs. JACOT 36‐94‐005‐555ggd. VIOLETTE 36‐84‐701‐052Sire *ROSSIGNOL 36‐15‐030‐976ggs. ANGE 87‐85‐007‐474gd. LOGETTE 36‐95‐007‐270ggd. GARRIGUE 36‐91‐002‐389ggs. OCTOPUS 87‐10‐671‐030gs. SYMPA 48‐01‐006‐969ggd. OPERETTE 48‐98‐133‐040Dam HUNTERSHALL DANCER HRY08‐008ggs. IRIS 19‐93‐013‐037gd. MIDDLEDALE NANNY BDD97‐088ggd. MIDDLEDALE GIGI BDDG‐024HUNTERS HALL GLADIATOR is a long, clean, correct bull with exceptional muscling. He was shown successfullythroughout the summer. To view, visit the Huntershall1 channel on Youtube or search ‘Hunters Hall Limousins’ onFacebook.SEMEN HAS BEEN TAKEN AND RETAINED FOR VENDORS OWN USELot Breconside Farming Partnership183 BRECONSIDE GEEWHIZZBPO11‐013 Born 08/05/11 UK 582158/400254ggs. TITAN MEB‐010Tgs. GREENSONS GIGOLO GATG‐009ggd. SURPRISE 87‐81‐006‐951Sire SPITTALTON CIGOLO BKY07‐030ggs. DYFRI TANNER EAC02‐039gd. SPITTALTON AMPLE BKY05‐004ggd. SPITTALTON ULNA BKY03‐003ggs. OURSON 19‐98‐000‐991gs. NEWHOUSE SUGAR AC01‐142ggd. NEWHOUSE ODEAR AC98‐451Dam BRECONSIDE BEE BPO06‐004ggs. MERESIDE INVINCIBLE HCG93‐421gd. LYLES LULU LCX95‐005ggd. RAGDALE EMMA BGNE‐001Signet Recorded Weights 100 200 300 400 500Last BLUP’d 16/11/2012 162 284 392 508 618MLC C E(%) C V 200M(kg) 200G(kg) 400G(kg) Fat(mm) MD(mm) BVData EBV -1.5 LM+1C ‐1 +25 +43 0 +2.6 LM+25Acc % 51 49 47 72 73 38 63 70BLCS Index 106 107 99 108 108 92 103 106
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1Price - £4.00CatalogueforThe Brit
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3IMPORTANT NOTICETO PROSPECTIVE PUR
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5General Information & Sale NotesLO
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7All animals will be sold in guinea
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9NEW LIMOUSIN HERD HEALTH RULESThis
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11Longevity (years)Calving Interval
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13The heritability of the trait con
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15Using the Breed Benchmark, compar
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19HousingBulls will have been in in
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21BRITISH LIMOUSIN CATTLE SOCIETY O
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Page 27 and 28: Byas, PR MIDDLEDALE 126,139,168Midd
Page 29 and 30: Fotheringham, SL BALLINLOAN 246,252
Page 31 and 32: Hutton, GL CLOUGHHEAD 218,221,228,2
Page 33 and 34: Millington Grange Estate MILLINGTON
Page 35 and 36: Roberts, G MYFYRIAN 255Myfyrian Isa
Page 37 and 38: Class One35BULLSSires marked * in t
Page 39 and 40: Class OneLot Heald & Co115 COACHHOU
Page 41 and 42: Class One39Lot R F S Newall119 LOWB
Page 43 and 44: Class Two41CLASS TWOLots 123 - 134
Page 45 and 46: Class TwoLot Heald & Co127 COACHHOU
Page 47 and 48: Class TwoLot J & F Hartley & Sons13
Page 49 and 50: 47Increased discountnow available f
Page 51 and 52: Class ThreeLot A G Howie137 KNOCK B
Page 53 and 54: Class ThreeLot C V & E M Lewis141 G
Page 55 and 56: Class ThreeLot E S & E Norman145 NO
Page 57 and 58: Class FourLot Procters Farm Ltd150
Page 59 and 60: Class FourLot Messrs John Logan154
Page 61 and 62: Class FourLot Derek Hume158 CULNAGE
Page 63 and 64: 61BorderwayCaféBorderway Centre, C
Page 65 and 66: Class FiveLot Heald & Co163 COACHHO
Page 67 and 68: Class FiveLot J E Henderson & Sons1
Page 69 and 70: 67Semenstore is a practicalone-stop
Page 71 and 72: Class SixLot J W &D N Eve172 EVES G
Page 73 and 74: Class SixLot T A Horn176 GRISEBURN
Page 75: Class SixLot E S & E Norman180 NORM
Page 79 and 80: Class SevenLot M D & W M Morton186
Page 81 and 82: Class SevenLot A & W Watson190 SAUN
Page 83 and 84: Class SevenLot J M & S M Priestley1
Page 85 and 86: Class Eight83CLASS EIGHTLots 195 -
Page 87 and 88: Class EightLot T W Bell & Son199 WA
Page 89 and 90: Class EightLot T W Bell & Son203 WA
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Page 93 and 94: Class NineLot J & F Hartley & Sons2
Page 95 and 96: Class NineLot J M & S M Priestley21
Page 97 and 98: Class NineLot E W Quick & Sons216 L
Page 99 and 100: Class Ten97CLASS TENLots 219 - 232
Page 101 and 102: Class TenLot E S & E Norman223 NORM
Page 103 and 104: Class TenLot McKinney Brothers227 H
Page 105 and 106: Class TenLot Plumtree Limousin232 P
Page 107 and 108: Class Eleven105CLASS ELEVENLots 233
Page 109 and 110: Class ElevenLot Andrew & Alison Cla
Page 111 and 112: Class ElevenLot C V & E M Lewis242
Page 113 and 114: Class ElevenLot S L Fotheringham246
Page 115 and 116: Class TwelveLot J M & S M Priestley
Page 117 and 118: Class TwelveLot John R McKeen253 HA
Page 119 and 120: Class TwelveLot John R McKeen257 HA
Page 121 and 122: Class Thirteen119CLASS THIRTEENLots
Page 123 and 124: Class ThirteenLot D B D Edgar265 SH
Page 125 and 126: Class ThirteenLot J M Thompson269 H
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Class Fourteen125CLASS FOURTEENLots
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Class FourteenLot Harry Emslie277 E
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Class FourteenLot S L Fotheringham2
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Class FourteenLot Derek Hume285 CUL
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Class FifteenLot J T Nixon & Sons L
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Class FifteenLot J & I Handley293 G
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Class FifteenLot M J Conway297 CRAI
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Class SixteenLot Messrs John Logan3
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Class SixteenLot Jonathan Watson305
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Class SixteenLot S Wilde309 EWDENVA
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Class Seventeen145CLASS SEVENTEENLo
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Class SeventeenLot W J & J McKay316
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Class SeventeenLot Bruce T Goldie32
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Class Seventeen151Lot Bruce T Goldi
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Class EighteenLot S & H Illingworth
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Class EighteenLot Cruickshank Norma
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Class EighteenLot John Elliot336 EL
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Class NineteenLot Barker Farming Pa
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Class NineteenLot A & D Proctor344
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Class NineteenLot Messrs Ridley348
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Class Twenty165CLASS TWENTYLots 352
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Class TwentyLot Nether Hall Farm Lt
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Class TwentyLot W J & J McKay360 AM
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Class TwentyLot Jonathan Watson364
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Class Twenty OneLot William Bird367
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Class Twenty OneLot A & W Cowx371 H
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Class Twenty OneLot C Williams t/a
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179Alphabetical Bull Index(All bull
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ELITE BENN (221062720588) sire - Ne
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183MARRON (36-96-018-225) sire - Im
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185SANDHILLS DIABLO (RBP08-002) sir
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187HEALTH AND SAFETY RULESHARRISON
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