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Devon bulls peak at 6,200gns at Sedgemoor

Tuesday’s sale of Devon cattle at Sedgemoor saw a top call of 6,200gns for Knowstone Ferdinand 4 from father and son, John and Richard Stanbury, South Molton.

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Devon bulls peak at 6,200gns at Sedgemoor

Tuesday's sale of Devon cattle at Sedgemoor saw a top call of 6,200gns for Knowstone Ferdinand 4 from father and son, John and Richard Stanbury, South Molton. This March 2019-born son of Yeomadon Ferdinand...

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