Atlantic Stockyards Limited is Atlantic Canada's Livestock Marketing Centre. We are located just outside Truro, Nova Scotia, the site of the former Maritime Cattle Market.
We market cattle, sheep, goats, horses, chickens and hogs. We also hold equipment auctions. Regular auctions are held every Thursday.
Thursday September 9, 2010, 1:30pm - Grants Limousin Herd Dispersal
This will be a complete dispersal of an excellent purebred Limousin beef cow herd. The cows will be sold with calves at side (but separately), the herd sire is not in the sale. Please click on the link below for a pedigree description and cow pictures. Do not miss this opportunity to view and buy an excellent group of Limousin cows.
for a complete list of lots please click here.....
Thursday September 23, 2010, 1:30pm– Bill and Shirley Murphy, Blockhouse, N.S.
This is a complete herd dispersal of 25 bred cows (Shorthorn/Maine Anjou), 8 cow calf pairs, 8 bred heifers, 30 feeders to be sold at the September 18 feeder sale. All cows and bred heifers bred to Black Maine. This is an excellent group of commercial cows. Pictures coming soon.....
** Feeder Sale Dates for Spring and Fall 2010**
note; fall feeder sales will begin at 10am
Saturday September 18, 2010
Tuesday October 12, 2010
Saturday November 13, 2010
Saturday December 4, 2010
The Maritime Limousin Association will be sponsoring a Limousin influenced calf sale at the September feeder sale. Interested consignors should contact Sean at the numbers at the top of this page or by email. Watch for further information on entered calves.
The Maritime Angus Association will be sponsoring an Angus influenced calf sale at the October and November feeder sales. Interested consignors should contact Sean at the numbers at the top of this page or by email. Watch for further information on entered calves.
** Watch for upcoming herd dispersals at our Thursday sales.
Producers with cattle to consign to breeding stock, feeder sales or weekly sales should contact Sean at the numbers above.
Click on the tabs above to access more information on market reports, sale dates, and forms for for sale entries.
** CCIA Tag Changes Coming in July 2010**
OTTAWA, May, 28, 2010: Effective July 1, 2010, all cattle must be tagged with an approved Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag prior to moving from their current location or leaving their farm of origin. These tags will replace the bar-coded dangle tags.
Producers cannot remove older bar code tags already in the ears of cattle leaving the farm - RFID (button) tags must be added in addition to already in place dangle tags.
Sellers and Buyers please note; as of June 1, Canada Post will not be delivering any mail without full civic address; producers are encouraged to contact ASL and provide full mailing information to avoid processing delays.
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