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Cedar Barn Farm Shop
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VL & MC ROOKES LTD
Suppliers of Bacon, Cheese & Cooked Meats
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Proud to be associated with Karl and Mandy Avison of Cedar
Barn Farm Shop and wish them all the luck in the future
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Tel: 01904 608240 | Fax: 01904 608241
Brinkworth
Bungalow, York Road, Elvington, York, YO41 4AX
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ESTABLISHED 1860
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CHARTERED SURVEYORS • AUCTIONEERS • VALUERS
LAND & ESTATE AGENTS • FINE ART & FURNITURE
AGRICULTURAL SERVICES
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• Farm Sales & Purchases
• Valuations
• Lettings & Contract Farming
Agreements
• Farm & Estate Management
• Planning, Diversification
& Development
• Compensation Claims
• Single Farm Payment &
Grant Scheme Advice
• Live & Deadstock Auction Sales
15 Market Place, Malton,
North Yorkshire, YO17 7LP
T: 01653 697820
E: [email protected]
We are
pleased to be
associated with
Karl Avison at
Cedar Barn
Farm
Reagarth Farm, Helmsley,
York, North Yorkshire, YO62 5XH
Tel: 01439 772000
E: [email protected]
40 Burgate, Pickering,
North Yorkshire, YO18 7AU
Tel: 01751 472766
E: [email protected]
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24 Hour Emergency Service
01751 472204
Office Hours 9am–7pm
Fax: 01751 477489
www.eastgateveterinarycentre.co.uk
133 Eastgate, Pickering,
North Yorkshire YO18 7DW
Proud to be associated with
Karl and Mandy Avison
Small and Large Animal Practice
• Established 20 years
• Team of dedicated large animal vets
offering excellence in livestock care
• Modern equipment including ultrasound
scanner and full in house laboratory
• Fully qualified to perform Bull
breeding soudness examinations
• Royal College of Veterinary
Surgeons accredited
Consultation by Appointment
Monday–Friday 9am–11am,
2–3pm and 5–6.30pm
Saturday 9.30am–11.30am
26 Autumn 2017 www.farmers-mart.co.uk
again - as is the kitchen; a shop
that is bursting at the seams;
and increasing trade since the
opening of the miniature railway
brought about Karl’s decision
to enter into a share- farming
arrangement with neighbouring
farmer, David Beal.
‘Life’s never perfect and the
reason why I went into share
-arming two years ago was
that I’d found myself getting to
the point where I was watered
down too much and couldn’t
put my energy into giving
everything 100 per cent.
‘David is a much respected
farmer and we get on really
well. We pay him for contracting
the arable and share the profits.
The farm has a small amount of
wheat, barley and oilseed rape
as well as grass. We sold our
sheep to David and buy from
him. They still run on our land.
They were Lleyns but are now
a mix of Suffolk X, Mule X and
Texel X.
‘We both have suckler herds.
Ours were all pedigree Angus
but we’re now using a Charolais
bull as we’re aiming to get more
meat to the bone and less fat
content in the heifers. We’ve
kept our Angus bull. We kill out
one bullock a week. We have
30 Angus cows. If we run out of
supply from our own herd we
move on to David’s stock. All of
the beef or lamb sold through
Cedar Barn comes from the two
farms and we source elsewhere