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17^th August 2023 Strong Support for Ram Sale The NSA Wales & Border Main Sale has attracted 3,500 entries from across more than 20 breeds selling in 16 rings. The sale will take place on Monday 18th September at the Royal Welsh Showground. Organisers are upbeat about the sale prospects, with a strong sheep trade and the promise of a choice of good quality, inspected rams from across Britain. Read More

Strong Support for Ram Sale

15^th August 2023 Texel Society Ballot Read More

8^th August 2023 Buzz at NSA Wales & Borders Early Sale A top price of 3,800 guineas, good averages and a real buzz reflected a solid trade with a premium for the best tups at the NSA Wales & Border Ram Sales Early Sale. Held at the Royal Welsh Showground, the Early Sale is traditionally a trailblazer for the season. Read More

Buzz at NSA Wales & Borders Early Sale

1^st August 2023 Early Sale Confidence The Royal Welsh Showground will once again be the place to head for on Monday, 7 th August. The NSA Wales & Border Ram Sales Early Sale will get under way at 10.30am, with around 260 top quality rams to choose from. Last year’s Early Sale saw a top price of 1700 guineas for a Charollais ram from WC & RL Bowen, Haverfordwest. Read More

Early Sale Confidence

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