Market Reports
How do Bazadaise cattle perform?
Crossbred or pure - store or prime? Here's some recent member supplied data... | ||
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£1775.12 for a 729kgs Baz bull 203.5p per kilo for OTM Baz heifer
A great result for Bazadaise and well done to both vendors! Breeding Better Beef | Melton Mowbray vendor, Marcus Smith, (Edmarc Herd) sold Bazadaise bulls and heifers as follows: Prime Bazadaise Bulls
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| Mark Peters from Ringmer, East Sussex has had success with March and April 2015 born Bazadaise calves. Out of Blue x Friesians sired by Bazadaise bulls. Sold from £680 to £815. See the Hailsham Market Store Catte Sale Report from 26th October 2015 here | Willie Crawford, Macford Herd sends us the abattoir data for these 2 young pure Bazadaise bulls sent to ABP Perth on 1st July 2015 15months U+2 406.1kg 380ppkg 15months E-2 414.4kg 380ppkg 25th November 2014...... 12 and 13 months Grade: U+2- and U+2+ (automatic) Net Wt: 380.2 kg and 382.6 kg Value: £1453.88 and £1475.18 | |
| Sale of Pure and Cross Bazadaise Cattle, held at Newark Livestock Market on 18th April 2015.  Sale Report | New member, Mark Leighton, Briarhill Farm, Ightfield, Shropshire (Briarhill Herd) had success at Market Drayton Show and Sale on Wednesday 3rd December 2014 with some of their Bazadaise x steers, one of which which made £1311.0 and £2.30 pence per kilo and another made £2.19 pence per per kilo Market Report here | |
| Gill Smith (Edmarc Herd) tells us they had top priced barren cow at Newark (w/c 12 May 2014) 166.5p per kilo which came to £1275.39 and also an 8 year old barren cow made £1383.21 She also remarks that they have weighed some heifers sold on the deadweight, which were mainly crossbreds, and they averaged 61% killing out. | ||
