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There have been moves by processors in Northern Ireland to ease prices on factory-fit cattle and lambs.
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Cull ewes in Ballinrobe’s weekly sheep sale surpassed spring lamb prices on occasion. Martin Merrick reports.
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It is clear that factories want to increase throughput, with agents keen not to let sheep home unsold, but also not willing to get caught up in heated bidding exchanges.
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Sales held in recent days have witnessed prices ease on average by €5 to €10/head for hoggets and spring lambs.
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