Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video. I went to Forbes sales yard in N.S.W. with my sons, in laws. There were 40,000 sheep selling. The inlaws were selling 240 lambs 120,100 and 20 runts. It was all done by an agent. The day of the sale we were told when the lambs would sell and what price to expect. They sold on time and for price predicted. About 40 or so trucks took the sheep away. The runts were sold later. They came off a paddock of around 380 acres which we looked at. The land had to be tilled because Berry weed had got a hold.this is toxic. The land had been sprayed something like Round up while the lambs were on it. We saw a large tractor J.D. which was direct drilling wheat on to the land. It could sow something 35 acres per hour. The farmer said the lambs would pay for putting in the crop and that he would not go near it till harvest that is if it rained, if it didn't total loss!
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Hi both thank you for your vlog, the amount of sheep is almost unbelievable, i can not understand how the the event runs so smoothly. 😮 very much appreciated as usual, big hugs to you both...Sue & Ben (Woodhall Spa) uk xx
I’m glad that you worked it out in the end. There’s only one main lorry in Australia and it doesn’t have wheels. He teaches swimming. Laurie Lawrence. We call them trucks here!!!!!!!! Other than that a great video.
Stunning over head video , how cool is that. We watched the North island shearing competition today at Kumeu Agri show, AK NZ . It's was fast in the opens division, the team event final was fun too. A shear of 3:5:4 to 3 Shearers per team. You would be welcome, they had a Welsh man step in competiting. Next time bro.
This was such a good video in lots of ways. The one I said to my wife was the production……very good. My 94yr old uncle,up to a couple of years ago, would often go to Ballarat to just see what’s going on and more importantly have a good ‘jaw wag’. Thank you. Loved the dogs.
Sadly those days have all but gone in the UK. Very few livestock auction markets left. With this, the soul has left the agricultural workd and countryside.
All these sheep are saying to each other, "I knew there was something fishy about all that free food and shelter . . . I should have run away when I had the chance . . . don't think we're going to survive the next ride". Cheers.
These are the reasons why Australia can competitively export agricultural produce to all over the world. Oh did I mention that we do it without subsidies like all northern hemisphere countries. We send our sheep to the Ballarat sale yards (CVLX) from 100 kms away. I can send in a handful on the trailer or send in a B double load and know I’ll be paid the next Friday. Great video.
yah you produce a lot of stock becauce you have a lot of land to keep them on we are smaller we keep less on our farm them we have compet with you send cheap rubbish over here pushing our farmers out of bissness
It might be cheaper than your sheep but definitely not rubbish. You should see the scale and through put in the abbs. It's called getting your shit together. Something that's not required when you subsidise you farmers.
@@johnholdstock8922sounds like you need to focus on customers willing to pay. Its no different here in Oz for farmer's doing things differently. I cannot compete on price with the supermarket. I need to brag about our quality / lifestyle of our pasture raised pigs compared to commercial piggeries locking them up in sheds.
@@kcjay8171 heavy lamb 25kg to 32kg $7 to $8 p/kg clean carcase Light lamb 16kg to 22kg $5 to $6 Mutton depending on condition score. $2 to $5.50 We are a free trade nation so it is a variable market with no government intervention or subsidies. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
I need to stock up on mint sauce 😋 Mouthwatering. No honestly that was one crazy market. Normal Australian dimensions I guess. Never seen anything like it in the UK or Europe.
Cool to see. Thanks for filming it. I'd be afraid of the bio-contamination risk with so many coming together from all over. Are they mostly off to be slaughtered?
Yeah they'll mostly be heading to abattoirs Eileen, although there was store lambs and thinner ewes there too which will go somewhere else for fattening
Yeap most are slaughtered. Those selling for breeding programs will go to more exclusive smaller events or sell directly from farm but still use a livestock agent
just in person. At store sales a farmer might indicate to one of the stock agents he's willing to pay up to X dollars and the stock agent would bid his behalf but that would be arranged the week coming up to the sale. That doesn't happen very often.
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Please PLEASE PLEASE you go visit Tara? I know she’s probably the other side of Aus, but I don’t care! 😂 she stopped recording the other day coz ye were going live! And you could give slug a hug from me!!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Kelpies are great with big bunches of sheep, good at driving and they've serious endurance and heat resistance. Collies are better generally at going a distance for sheep from what I see. A kelpie would be a good addition to a team working big bunches of sheep.
Sometimes you don't. They go so fast you miss out on seeing the flaws. Or if you look away sometimes auctioneers will still act like your bidding when your not. That's how I ended up with 30 lawnmowers 😅
No the people bidding know that if you want to buy them nobody is going to wait around for you to play games. You want them you put your best price up or you miss out. The cost inefficiencies and waste of labour required to sell through a sale ring is mind blowing
Fantastic video!!!! The footage, info and production of this was brilliant - keep doing this and you’ll absolute smash it!
Graeme, you're a class act. This means so much coming from someone on your level. Thanks a million mate. 🔥
Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video. I went to Forbes sales yard in N.S.W. with my sons, in laws. There were 40,000 sheep selling. The inlaws were selling 240 lambs 120,100 and 20 runts. It was all done by an agent. The day of the sale we were told when the lambs would sell and what price to expect. They sold on time and for price predicted. About 40 or so trucks took the sheep away. The runts were sold later. They came off a paddock of around 380 acres which we looked at. The land had to be tilled because Berry weed had got a hold.this is toxic. The land had been sprayed something like Round up while the lambs were on it. We saw a large tractor J.D. which was direct drilling wheat on to the land. It could sow something 35 acres per hour. The farmer said the lambs would pay for putting in the crop and that he would not go near it till harvest that is if it rained, if it didn't total loss!
🌱 "Wow, this video is amazing! The way you explain plant care is so detailed and easy to understand. I’ll be applying these tips to my garden right away! 💚 Thank you for sharing!"
The sheer scale of this is mind boggling! Wow!
the effort it takes to keep 7-8bio. people fed and happy is just impossible to imagine.
Thanks for taking us along.
Hi both thank you for your vlog, the amount of sheep is almost unbelievable, i can not understand how the the event runs so smoothly. 😮 very much appreciated as usual, big hugs to you both...Sue & Ben (Woodhall Spa) uk xx
I can't either guys! Thank you!
professional video and nice and clear to understand
Thank you!
I’m glad that you worked it out in the end. There’s only one main lorry in Australia and it doesn’t have wheels.
He teaches swimming.
Laurie Lawrence.
We call them trucks here!!!!!!!!
Other than that a great video.
Stunning over head video , how cool is that. We watched the North island shearing competition today at Kumeu Agri show, AK NZ . It's was fast in the opens division, the team event final was fun too. A shear of 3:5:4 to 3 Shearers per team.
You would be welcome, they had a Welsh man step in competiting.
Next time bro.
Glad you liked it William! Yes I'll have to get back to Nz to film at some stage.
This was such a good video in lots of ways. The one I said to my wife was the production……very good.
My 94yr old uncle,up to a couple of years ago, would often go to Ballarat to just see what’s going on and more importantly have a good ‘jaw wag’. Thank you.
Loved the dogs.
Thank you Shane!
Sadly those days have all but gone in the UK. Very few livestock auction markets left. With this, the soul has left the agricultural workd and countryside.
Great video, I’m Irish (Co.Mayo) in Melbourne and heading out there for a look tomorrow, pity I missed ye 🇨🇮
Great Chloe, how did you find it?
All these sheep are saying to each other, "I knew there was something fishy about all that free food and shelter . . . I should have run away when I had the chance . . . don't think we're going to survive the next ride". Cheers.
Lots of them are just going to another farm
😂😂
@@Ifyouarehurtnointentwasappliedprobably not being a general sales.
Great video fascinating to see how they do it and a bit boggling! 😂
Great video Karl thats unreal how quick they sell that amount of sheep 💪👌
These are the reasons why Australia can competitively export agricultural produce to all over the world. Oh did I mention that we do it without subsidies like all northern hemisphere countries.
We send our sheep to the Ballarat sale yards (CVLX) from 100 kms away. I can send in a handful on the trailer or send in a B double load and know I’ll be paid the next Friday.
Great video.
yah you produce a lot of stock becauce you have a lot of land to keep them on we are smaller we keep less on our farm them we have compet with you send cheap rubbish over here pushing our farmers out of bissness
It might be cheaper than your sheep but definitely not rubbish.
You should see the scale and through put in the abbs.
It's called getting your shit together.
Something that's not required when you subsidise you farmers.
@@johnholdstock8922sounds like you need to focus on customers willing to pay. Its no different here in Oz for farmer's doing things differently. I cannot compete on price with the supermarket. I need to brag about our quality / lifestyle of our pasture raised pigs compared to commercial piggeries locking them up in sheds.
what is average price of sheepin dollars?
@@kcjay8171
heavy lamb 25kg to 32kg
$7 to $8 p/kg clean carcase
Light lamb 16kg to 22kg
$5 to $6
Mutton depending on condition score.
$2 to $5.50
We are a free trade nation so it is a variable market with no government intervention or subsidies.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
I loved it. Fantastic video. Thank for making it
Glad you enjoyed it!
Arme Tiere 😢
Das ist sehr Stressig für die Armen Tiere 😢
I need to stock up on mint sauce 😋 Mouthwatering.
No honestly that was one crazy market. Normal Australian dimensions I guess. Never seen anything like it in the UK or Europe.
Rosemary and Garlic is the best👌👌
It was a slow day for them, everything is so much bigger scale in Oz 😁
@@EweTubeIrelandeverything is bigger ...down under ;)
Australia go big or go home.....right? 😅 Just our sheer population and land size.
That's the most Kebabs I've seen in the one place at one time.
What a fucking dystopia you guys have created.
You'll need to come back for a bigger sale next year!
Will have to at some stage Tara. 🥰
It makes sense how these countries can feed the world and sell so much cheaper it’s simply there scale!
At 6:40 dog went on top of the sheep to reach the truck....unbeliveable.
Class to watch 👌
Wow I would really like to work in this company just to get knowledge of SHEEP it is my passion.
You should get on to them and ask for a job. 😁
please can you tell me how to get to them?
@@EweTubeIreland
Amazing. thanks bro!
Most welcome mate 💪
Awesome video, well done
Wow! Thanks for sharing!
You're most welcome Patty, glad you enjoyed it
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Cool to see. Thanks for filming it. I'd be afraid of the bio-contamination risk with so many coming together from all over. Are they mostly off to be slaughtered?
Yeah they'll mostly be heading to abattoirs Eileen, although there was store lambs and thinner ewes there too which will go somewhere else for fattening
Yeap most are slaughtered. Those selling for breeding programs will go to more exclusive smaller events or sell directly from farm but still use a livestock agent
Realy I like it
Is there any kind of online bidding or just in person only? It’s almost like a performance. 😳
just in person. At store sales a farmer might indicate to one of the stock agents he's willing to pay up to X dollars and the stock agent would bid his behalf but that would be arranged the week coming up to the sale. That doesn't happen very often.
There's often online bidding interfaced with store and stud sales, but not fat sales.
If there was online that day they weren't paying much attention to it! 😂 All in person I think.
Good stuff 👍
Interesting 👍🏻
Love it guys
Thanks mate, great catching up the other day. 😁🔥
That market is huge 🐑
2.40 what is that kind of socks called?? Help
“As long as people will shed the blood of innocent creatures there can be no peace, no liberty, no harmony between people. Slaughter and justice cannot dwell together.”
― Isaac Bashevis Singer
People often say that humans have always eaten animals, as if this is a justification for continuing the practice. According to this logic, we should not try to prevent people from murdering other people, since this has also been done since the earliest of times.
Isaac Bashevis Singer
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Please PLEASE PLEASE you go visit Tara? I know she’s probably the other side of Aus, but I don’t care! 😂 she stopped recording the other day coz ye were going live! And you could give slug a hug from me!!!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
We met for dinner that evening Eithne bit I didn't get a chance to see her farm, I'll have to another time!
Do you have an opinion on kelpies vs collies yet
Kelpies are great with big bunches of sheep, good at driving and they've serious endurance and heat resistance. Collies are better generally at going a distance for sheep from what I see. A kelpie would be a good addition to a team working big bunches of sheep.
Hey you should get to a B&S ball there good crack
👍👍👍.
😳🤯😂🙆 how do you even know what you are buying. .
😅
Sometimes you don't. They go so fast you miss out on seeing the flaws. Or if you look away sometimes auctioneers will still act like your bidding when your not. That's how I ended up with 30 lawnmowers 😅
@@jmc8577 😂🤣🤣🤦
Stock and station agents F'ing farmers over as well as everyone else!
Farmers can choose which one to go with 🤷♂️
@@EweTubeIreland YEP! Farmers can choose between agents and choose to pay a particular whatever percentage of commission is set by the agents!
We humans think it's achievement💪 but that sheep's thinks that we r getting free food and settled😮 but differently they use us how they want😢
What...no black sheep😢
They were there but they didn't make the video. 😁
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i want to know who eats this nast meat ????
High sheep numbers and the fast auctioneer means lower prices.
No the people bidding know that if you want to buy them nobody is going to wait around for you to play games. You want them you put your best price up or you miss out. The cost inefficiencies and waste of labour required to sell through a sale ring is mind blowing
@@JackJenki maybe but i don't buy sheep there i buy private. Not spending my money on a whim. I wouldn't be that unique.
huge scale confusing for a novice
I found it confusing and I'm at sheep all my life 🤣🤣
Goat is more profitable!
Evil tbh.
Evil towards who? The farmer? The Sheep? 😂
Yup, thanks for messing up the environment.
Cars do much more
Snow flake
@@micktaylor2500 Are you referring to your father?
@@rajnikantsharma your mummy
@@micktaylor2500 Unlikely. Has to be ur daddy.