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A 30ac farm near Newport is heading for auction at the end of the month. The farm has had good infrastructure put in place in recent years, writes Tommy Moyles.
At a farm collection auction in England, a top price of €59,150 was paid for an immaculate two-wheel drive 1995 Massey Ferguson 390T, with just 2,692 hours. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
This top price was paid at auction for very good, clean grass, in a good location and ready for cutting. The ground will return to the landowner after the silage cut.
The residential farm at Ballynacloona, Carrick-on-Suir, went under the hammer on 12 June but was withdrawn at €1.8m (€14,000/ac) as it did not reach the reserve price.