Market prices from regional auctions

RUTHIN Farmers' Auction reports sales of 2,375 prime lambs to 209.6ppk / £90; 573 cull ewes and rams to £80 and 14 prime cattle to 236ppk / £1,212.83.

New season lambs:

Another good entry of 2,777 lambs were present.

Well covered fed lambs and medium weight category attracting a premium and a better than anticipated trade throughout.

Contact Elfor Morris to discuss, or just take your lambs to the auction anytime between 6am and 10am.

Lambs are also required on Fridays.

Top priced:

Standard lambs: 191.9ppk by Hughes & Co, Ystrad Fawr and £72 from D C Evans, Pen y Waen.

Medium lambs: 209.6ppk by G O & B M Jones, Rhafod and £89 by I E Roberts & Son, Maesdyfnant.

Heavy lambs: 191.5ppk by C L Davies a’i Gwmni, Bodheulog and £90 I E Roberts & Son, Maesdyfnant.

Standard to 191.9 Average 157.2; Medium to 209.6 Average 167.6; Heavy to 191.5 Average 158.9; Overall Average 161.2; SQQ 165.0.

Cull ewes and rams (auctioneer - Paul Roberts):

Top price rams/ewes £80 by D V & E F Jones, Tyn Llanfair; Cross Bred rams to £80; Suffolk ewes to £75; Texel ewes to £70; Mule ewes to £60; Welsh ewes to £29.50; Overall ewes / rams average £38.42.

Prime cattle:

Heifers:

Top priced heifer per kilo was 236.0ppk by D H Roberts, Penlan.

Top price heifer overall was £1,212.83 by D H Roberts, Penlan.

Overall heifers average 208.9ppk.

St Asaph livestock market - September 26

NEW season lambs (3,350):

Top price Light - 219p/kg shown by D W Jones, Tan y Bryn and £68/head shown by the same vendor.

Top price Standard - 226p/kg shown by G O Lloyd & Son, Bryn Golau and £88/head shown by the same vendors.

Top price Medium - 258p/kg shown by T & J Jones, Ty Newydd and £106/head shown by E Jones, Graig Goch.

Top price Heavy - 217p/kg shown by A G & M T Davies, Llys Farm and £102/head shown by the same vendors.

Top price Overweight - 187p/kg shown by E Jones, Stad Croes y Waen and £101/head shown by the same vendor; SQQ 169.20.

Light ave 156.13p/kg to 219.00p/kg to £68.00/hd; Standard ave 158.97p/kg to 226.00p/kg to £88.00/hd; Medium ave 173.08p/kg to 258.00p/kg to £106.00/hd; Heavy ave 164.39p/kg to 217.00p/kg to £102.00/hd; Overweight ave 141.66p/kg to 187.00p/kg to £101.00/hd.

Cull ewes and rams (783):

Ewes to £125.00, ave £48.92; Rams to £90.00, ave £57.33.

Llanrwst market - October 1

THERE was an increased with lambs a touch better, but the overall average of 155ppk due to 30% of the lamb entry being Welsh!

Lambs (755): Lights (73) to 155p, av 140p; Standards (303) to 170p, av 153p; Mediums (273) to 185p, av 160p; Heavy (104) to 165p, av 150p.

Ewes / rams (265):

There was an increased entry, with plain ewes a fast trade.

The best ewes were also a good trade.

Plain Welsh to £25; Strong Welsh to £40; Xbred to £78; Welsh rams to £53.

Beef (11):

Chx strs to 180p; Limx strs to 185p; Limx hfrs to 192p; OTM hfrs to 145p; BB strs to 164p; AA hfrs to 165p.

Highest priced:

Lambs (ppk and per head): G Roberts, Carreg y Fran, Siloam, Betws y Coed.

Ewes: T G Davies, Bryn Bras, Nebo, Llanrwst.

Beef (ppk and per head): H Hughes a'i Fab, Ddolcastell, Rowen, Conwy.

Mold primestock sale - September 30

THERE was a pleasing entry of beef and cull cows.

Beef trade was very slightly improved, while cull cows remained in demand.

Highlights: Top 10 Beef 209.30 (1388.98); Top 20 Beef 201.10 (1309.09).

Prime cattle (132 entries - 44 hfrs, 46 strs, 42 bulls):

Heifers (under 30m): Heavy Continental Heifers to 200 (1300.20), Av 178.14; Medium Continental Heifers to 200, Av 177.09; Light Continental Heifers to 150, Av 150; Heavy Native Heifers to 170, Av 162; Medium Native Heifers to 180, Av 164.75.

Steers (under 30m): Heavy Continental Steers to 193 (1298.80), Av 178.33; Medium Continental Steers to 210, Av 177.44; Light Continental Steers to 178, Av 174; Heavy Native Steers to 183 (1253.55), Av 170.33; Medium Native Steers to 174, Av 169.80; Heavy Friesian Steers to 130 (1085.50), Av 130; Medium Friesian Steers to 150, Av 149.50; Light Friesian Steers to 149, Av 146.50.

Bulls (under 30m): Heavy Continental Bulls 217 (1606.80), Av 202.40; Medium Continental Bulls to 218, Av 177.14; Light Continental Bulls 220, Av 184.33; Heavy Native Bulls to 188 (1334.80), Av 180.25; Medium Native Bulls to 165, Av 147.11; Light Native Bulls to 180, Av 145.50; Medium Friesian Bulls to 135, Av 130.

Heifers (30-36m): Heavy Continental Heifers to 170, Av 157.67; Medium Continental Heifers to 187, Av 172.67.

Steers (30-36m): Heavy Native Steers to 151, Av 151; Light Friesian Steers to 135, Av 133.33.

Heifers (over 36m): Heavy Native Heifers to 120, Av 120; Heavy Friesian Heifers to 131, Av 131.

Cull cows (95 entries - 70 dairy, 25 beef): Beef cows to 140 (1020.50), Av 110.10; Top 10 Beef Cows Av 127.40 (904.64); Dairy cow to 132, 122, 120 etc (969.90), (907.50) etc; Top 10 Dairy cows Av 116.40 (832.19); Overall dairy cow av 91.50.

Cull bulls (1 entry): Lim to 112 (940.80).

Lambs: Standard to 154, Av 154; Medium to 153, Av 149.90; Heavy to 145, Av 144.30; Sqq 150.60.

Ewes: Ewes to 87, Av 64.36.

Pastureland sale at Higher Kinnerton - October 1

A TOTAL of 9.48 acres of pastureland was offered for sale by auctioneers J Bradburne Price & Co on Tuesday evening, October 1.

It sold for £119,000 (£12,552/acre).

Strong bidding from a large crowd who gathered at the Royal Oak, Higher Kinnerton saw the price quickly escalate from an opening bid of £70,000 to go on to sell for a figure in excess of the pre-auction top guide price.

The auctioneers commented that this emphasises the benefit to both vendors and buyers of a sale by auction providing open competitive bidding and immediate exchange of contracts and a fixed completion date.

Dolgellau market - September 27

FARMERS Marts reports entries of 308 store cattle and 4,309 store sheep - including 1,040 cast ewes, 2,371 breeding ewes, 832 store lambs and 66 breeding rams.

Prices: 29m Limosin x Heifers to £872; 24m Charolais x Heifers to £900; 22m Limousin x Heifers to £925; 20m Charolais x Heifers to £1098; 18m Charolais x Heifers to £1150; 16m Simmental x Heifers to £805; 16m Charolais x Heifers to £1038; 16m Limousin x Heifers to £915; 16m Beef Shorthorn x Heifers to £770; 16m Welsh White Heifers to £662; 28m Welsh Black Steers to £955; 26m Charolais x Steers to £900; 24m Charolais x Steers to £1100; 20m Charolais x Steers to £1068; 20m Aberdeen Angus x Steers to £1080; 18m Limousin x Steers to £1048; 18m Simmental x Steers to £970; 18m Charolais x Steers to £1080; 16m Aberdeen Angus x Steers to £1000; 16m Charolais x Steers to £1090; 16m Saler x Steers to £970; 16m Hereford x Steers to £880; 16m Ped WB Steers to £818; 14m Charolais x Steers to £1045; 12m Welsh Black Steer to £850; Welsh Cast Ewes to £45.40; Speckled Face Cast Ewes to £35; Yl Welsh Breeding Ewes to £58; Strong Welsh Breeding Ewes to £71; Welsh Breeding Ewes from £37 to £66; Speckled Face Breeding Ewes to £50; Yrl Mule Ewes to £112; Yrl Texel Ewes to £80; Welsh Ewe Lambs to £43.40; Welsh Store Lambs to £48; Crossbred Store Lambs to £58.40; Crossbred Ewe Lambs to £53; Charolais Rams to 280gns; Yrl NZ Suffolk Rams to 300gns; Yrl Texel Rams to 450gns; Yrl Texel x Suffolk Rams to 500 gns; Yrl Texel x Blue Face Rams to 500gns; Yrl Dorset Down Rams to 200gns; Yrl Charolais Rams to 320gns; Yrl Blue Face Leicester Rams to 220gns.

Ruthin store and breeding stock sale - September 26

RUTHIN Farmers' Auction reports sales of three cows and calves to £1,980; 218 store cattle to £1,260; 102 calves; 1,370 store lambs to £71.50; 1,830 breeding ewe lambs to £118; 1,369 breeding ewes to £300 and 140 breeding rams to £682.50.

Calves (auctioneer: Dafydd Parry):

The largest entry seen in a while of 102 calves and another full clearance.

The top price of the day was by Peniarth Fawr with an 8 week old British Blue bull calf selling for £365, with another 7 week old bull calf from the same vendor achieving £340.

Another 8 week old Brit Blue bull calf from a local vendor sold for £280.

Limousin calves sold to £290 for a 7 week old bull calf and another calf of the same age for £285.

There were a few consignments of Friesian bull calves selling to £98 and British Friesian to £70.

All calves were sold and vendors went away with payment on the day. More calves could have been sold, with buyers looking for more on a weekly basis.

Buyers range from Anglesey to Gwynedd, to Cheshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire.

If you are looking to sell calves, contact Dafydd Parry on 07780 924460 with your entry prior to sale and to discuss the trade.

Anyone looking to purchase can also contact Dafydd Parry to discuss the entries forward or add their number to the database to receive a text every Wednesday with the entries to hand.

Ruthin Farmers Auction has teamed up with Genus to run a monthly competition within the weekly calf section to win Genus vouchers.

The vendor with the highest priced calf, one month old and under and sired by a Genus bull during each month, will be awarded a £50 voucher to spend on agricultural products.

Store cattle (auctioneers: Emyr Lloyd and Glyn Owens):

There was a brisker trade on all types, together with increased numbers.

Heifers:

17m Limousin to £995 by D G L Owens, Awelfryn; 21m Limousin to £990; 24m Limousin to £965; 23m Limousin to £945; 16m Charolais to £920; 25m Brit Blue to £915.

Steers:

20m Charolais to £1,260 by G E Brookes & Son, Ystrad; 19m Charolais to £1,220; 18m Charolais to £1,180; 23m Brit Blue to £1,180; 26m Limousin to £1,100; 21m Limousin to £1,060; 16m Brit Blue to £1,050.

Weanling cattle:

There was a total of 42 stirks in this section, topping at £530 for a 7 month old Limousin.

7m Limousin to £530; 5m Brit Blue to £495; 4m Limousin to £480; 6m FKV to £390.

Keep an eye out for further stirk sales and entries.

Cows and calves:

5 year old Limousin x cow with 3 month old Lim x bull calf to £1,160; 6 year old Aberdeen Angus x cow with 3m Limousin x bull calf to £1,020.

Sheep section:

Store lambs:

There was another very good entry of 1,370 store lambs remaining in very keen demand, averaging £45.26 overall.

Top priced were: Texels to £71.50; Cross Breds to £66.50; Suffolk to £55.50; Welsh to £44; Lleyn to £49; Mule to £56; Charolais to £57.

As with previous weeks, more could have been sold with a number of buyers looking for lambs.

Breeding ewe lambs:

With a large number of pre-notified entries, a large entry was expected a large entry and the auction wasn't wrong, with a final entry of 1,830 multi-breed breeding ewe lambs.

Quality Texel types sold to £118 for a pen of 12 lambs and the annual consignment of stylish lambs from Penrhewl topped at £110, with another pen of 20 lambs exceeding the £100 mark at £103.

Mule entries topped at £92, Suffolk at £76 and Beltex at £60.

The sale included consignments of Aberfield x ewe lambs, topping at £86 for a nice pen full of 17 lambs, averaging £68.33.

More are expected over the coming weeks.

Breeding ewes:

There was a total of 1,369 of breeding ewes, with an increased entry of Welsh ewes, which were a good trade.

Shapely Texel ewes were selling to £300 with other Texel prices hit £148, averaging £123.08.

Amongst the highest prices were some Beltex ewes at £170.

Suffolks proved to be in demand, topping at £148 and averaging £132. Mule ewes sold to £144, averaging £113.

Of the large Welsh ewes entered, the top price went to a pen of ewes to £118, with 3 and 4 year old ewes to £71

Breeding rams:

There was a 91 per cent clearance on the rams, a sign that the demand is there for all breeds.

Suffolk ram lambs proved to be in great demand with a consignment of good quality lambs selling to 650gns, averaging above 600gns.

Another advertised entry, this time Texels from Foel Gadeiriau, sold to 620gns.

Charolais rams made 480gns, Beltex to 440gns and Blue Faced Leicester to 200gns.

There were 140 rams, with increased entries expected over coming weeks.

St Asaph livestock market - September 28

NEW season lambs (608):

Super Super Light ave 124.94p/kg to 151.00p/kg to £28.00/hd; Super Light ave 117.09p/kg to 128.00p/kg to £60.00/hd; Light ave 127.99p/kg to 154.00p/kg to £45.00/hd; Standard ave 157.97p/kg to 195.00p/kg to £72.00/hd; Medium ave 149.35p/kg to 193.00p/kg to £80.00/hd; Heavy ave 132.48p/kg to 134.00p/kg to £63.50/hd; Overweight to 120.00p/kg to £67.00/hd.

Old ewes and rams (28):

Ewes to £56.00, ave £20.71; Rams to £105.00, ave £81.50.

Breeding ewes (249):

Texel to £130/head, average £90/head; Charollais to £108/head; Dorset to £100/head, average £55/head; Suffolk to £71/head; Mule to £70/head, average £65.50/head; Crossbred to £68/head, average £63.50/head; Cheviot to £64/head, average £53.50/head; Welsh to £59/head, average £46/head.

Stock rams (7):

Texel to 273 guineas/head; Beltex to 168 guineas/head.

Mold stock sale - September 27

AN excellent show again, with trade seeming to strengthen very slightly, especially for mid-range cattle.

Dairy in demand again with quality commanding a premium, although older cows were also in good demand. A packed ringside of buyers for the dairy again.

A packed ringside of buyers was in attendance, although trade was still very difficult.

Store cattle (284 entries): CHAR str (22m) to 1030; Her str (24m) to 995; AA str (24m) to 990; BB str (23m) to 950; LIM str (22m) to 935; SIM str (26m) to 910; BSH str (24m) to 880; BF str (25m) to 845; HF str (23m) to 670; AA hfrs (22m) to 965; LIM hfr (23m) to 960; CHAR hfrs (23m) to 940; BB hfrs (23m) to 930; SAL hfrs (23m) to 890; BAZ hfrs (24m) to 880; HER hfrs (24m) to 790; SIM hfrs (22m) to 765.

Stirks (89 entries): AA strs (6m) to 410; HER strs (6m) to 405; CHAR strs (3m) to 400; HF strs (11m) to 385; LIM hfr (12m) to 575; BB hfr (10m) to 560; HER hfr (5m) to 400; AA hfr (5m) to 385.

Dairy (29 entries):

Heifers: HF cvd hfr to 1920, others to 1880, 1680, 1580, 1500, 1480.

Cows: HF 2nd calvers to 1680, others to 1600, 1550, 1500; HF 3rd calvers to 1480, 1350, 1300; BF 5th calvers to 1100; BF 8th calvers to 880.

Calves (118 entries):

Bulls: Lim bull to 318; BB bull to 260; AA bull to 215; SIM bull to 200; HER bull to 160; DS bull to 80; BF bull to 78; HF bull to 72; HOL bull to 16.

Heifers: AA hfr to 225; BB hfr to 190; SIM hfr to 160; LIM hfr to 150; HER hfr to 125.

Dolgellau market - September 20

FARMERS Marts reports entries of three grazing cows; 210 store cattle and 5,100 store sheep - including 709 cast ewes, 3,584 breeding ewes, 807 store and ewe lambs, and 68 multi breed breeding rams.

Prices: B’DAQ x Cows to £1000; Lim x Cows to £660; 24m Charolais x Heifers to £1162; 22m Charolais x Heifers to £1075; 20m Limousin x Heifers to £1015; 20m Charolais x Heifers to £1058; 18m Limousin x Heifers to £962; 18m Charolais x Heifers to £1130; 16m Charolais x Heifers to £1050; 16m B’DAQ x Heifers to £870; 20m Welsh Black Steers to £945; 20m Saler x Steers to £968; 18m Aberdeen Angus x Steers to £918; 18m Charolais x Steers to £1075; 18m Hereford x Steers to £842; 18m Simmental x Steers to £900; 18m Saler x Steers to £1110; 16m British Blue x Steers to £1032; 16m Ped WB Steers to £848; 16m Charolais x Steers to £1000; 14m Charolais x Steers to £1022; 14m British Blue x Steers to £800; 14m Saler x Steers to £805; 12m Charolais x Steers to £928; 12m Welsh Black Steers to £962; Welsh Cast Ewes to £41; Crossbred Cast Ewes to £47.40; Welsh Breeding Ewes from £35 to £60; Strong Welsh Breeding Ewes from £61 to £89; Speckled Face Breeding Ewes to £55; Organic Yearly Welsh Ewes to £38; Organic Welsh Breeding Ewes to £48; Yrl Speckled Face Breeding Ewes to £65; Yrl Aberfield Breeding Ewes to £74; Yrl Lleyn Breeding Ewes to £106; Yrl Welsh Breeding Ewes to £79; Yrl Improved Welsh Breeding Ewes to £84; Yrl Mule Breeding Ewes to £122; Welsh Store Lambs to £50; Welsh Ewe Lambs to £36; Crossbred Ewe Lambs to £54; Crossbred Store Lambs to £56; Texel Rams to 250gns; Yrl Texel x Blue Face Leicester Rams to £350gns; Yrl Suffolk x Texel Rams to 520gns; Yrl Beltex x Charolais Rams to 450gns; Yrl Suffolk Rams to 550gns; Yrl Texel Rams to 480gns; Yrl NZ Suffolk Rams to 420gns; Yrl Border Leicester Rams to 250gns; Yrl Dorset Down Rams to 320gns; Yrl Blue Face Leicester Rams to 500gns; Blue Face Leicester Rams to 200gns.

Welshpool market - September 23

Barren and cull cows (30):

A similar number of OTM cattle were on offer, seeing a top price of £1318.68 (148ppkg) for a Charolais x OTM weighing in at 891kg from Roberts & Jones, Parc.

D G Pryce, Broomhill Farm made 159ppkg for a Blonde d'Aquitaine x weighing 763kg making £1213.17.

Younger cows (48-72 months) topped at £910.12 (122ppkg) for a Hereford x weighing 746kg from N F & M R Gittins, Tynewydd Isa.

J I & J E Williams, Llwynybrain made 130ppkg for a Limousin x weighing 590kg making £767.

Heifers under 48 months topped at £1215 (163ppkg) for a heifer weighing 746kg from Roberts & Jones, Parc.

Averages of the day were as follows: OTM Cows (17) 118.54ppkg / £812.92; OTM Bull (1) 127ppkg / £1254.76; Cows 48-72 Months (3) 120.98ppkg / £845.68; Heifers Under 48 months (4) 150.88ppkg / £1037.65; Steers Under 48 months (4) 131.96ppkg / £900.62; Bull Under 72 months (1) 108ppkg / £1096.20; Overall Average 124.59ppkg.

Prime cattle (10):

An entry of 10 prime cattle on offer sold to a top price of £1,528.80 (245ppkg) for a Limousin x steer weighing 624kg from J M & S M Rowlands, Dolwen.

Heifers topped at £914.48 (161ppkg) for a Welsh Black x weighing 568kg from H & W Howells, Goetre.

Bulls topped at £1,259.28 (198ppkg) for a Limousin x weighing 636kg from RC Gethin, Tanllan.

Prime lambs (3,994)

The entry of lambs forward sold to return an average of 166.43ppkg, with a top price of 205ppkg for pen of lambs weighing 43kg making £88 from BE & BE Langford, Llettymeibion and £103.50/head for 80kg lambs from FW Humphreys & Sons, Brook House Farm.

A slightly smaller number of lambs forward sold to an improved trade throughout, which was an improvement on other local and national livestock market prices from late the previous week.

Again better quality, better bred lambs were in most demand selling up to 205ppkg with other good pens selling between 190-200ppkg.

Heavier weight lambs were also, again, in better demand especially the 55+ kilo lambs which would regularly sell above £90/head.

Middle weight / export weight lambs also sold to a generally better trade, as did the lighter weight 32-38 kilo lambs with some of the better bred ones of this weight going back onto farm as store lambs.

Trade for 30kg and below lambs would be similar to the previous week with more of these types (especially hill bred ones) on offer.

Most difficult to sell were any over-fat lambs of any weight, so vendors are encouraged to keep drawing their lambs regularly.

Lights (341) to 179ppkg from D O Gethin, Pencoed. Others to 175ppkg from AT Jones, Brynderwen. Average of 150.27ppkg.

Standards (851) to 190ppkg from A Groe, Coedtalog. Others to 188ppkg from R D Lewis & Co, Erw Porther. Average of 160.62ppkg.

Mediums (1690) to 205ppkg from B E & B E Langford, Llettymeibion. Others to 199ppkg from the same home. Average of 171.31ppkg.

Heavies (809) to 188ppkg from B E & B E Langford, Llettymeibion. Others to 184ppkg from the same home. Average of 163.97ppkg.

Cull sheep (2,171):

The week saw an increased entry of 2,103 cull ewes that met a very strong trade once again, with an overall average of £50.75.

Trade was very similar to the previous week, with many of the best Texel and Suffolk x ewes selling for over £85.

A tremendous consignment for cull ewes travelled all the way from the Isle of Man and indeed topped the market with a pen of eight ewes that sold for £138.

The whole consignment averaged a staggering £100.26!

Topping the cull ram section during week was G & A Leisure Ltd, Bettws Hall that sold a Texel ram at £122.

Texel ewes to £138; Texel x ewes to £102; Suffolk x ewes to £90; Mule ewes to £78; Welsh ewes to £60; Dolgellau type Welsh ewes to £40.

Store lambs (653):

More lambs for the farmers and feeding men to bid at, which resulted in another buoyant trade throughout.

Texel theaves to £62 from M Morgan, Red House with others to £60 twice, £59.50 and £57.50.

Charollais x theaves to £56, Mules to £59 and Suffolk x to £39.

Texel mixed and clean to £66.50 from OME Thomas & Co, Hafod Fraith with others to £65 and £64.50. Suffok x to £66, £59 and £50 and Charollais x to £64.50 and £61.

Texel x wethers to £51.50 from TG Brown, Little Cefn with Charollais x to £60 twice.

Texel x ram lambs hit £66 from M Morgan, Red House with others to £62, £60 and £57. Suffolk x ram lambs to £66 and £58. Mules to £62, £55 and £44.50, Welsh ram lambs to £60, £59.50 and £50, Charollais x to £60 and £54.50.

Averages: Overall £52.61; Theaves £55.53; Mixed and clean £61.72; Wether £54.42; Tups £45.84.

Breeding ewes:

Another good entry of 1,100 ewes again sold to a very good trade despite the NSA Ram sale taking place in Builth.

Texel x yearlings sold to £148 from WP Owen, Cefn Uchaf with others to £146, £145, £142 x3 and £140 x3.

Suffolk x yearlings sold to £145 from TE & EE Brown, Hafod with others to £118, £115 and £110.

Mule yearlings reached £140 from GF Gethin, Pentre with others to £137, £135, £134 twice and £131.

Welsh yearlings peaked at £160 from H Hughes & Son, Hendy with others to £138, £122, £118 and £115.

Texel x Suffolk 2 year olds to £100 from IP Jones, Penygraig and GR & SJ Lloyd, Esgair Inglis respectively.

Texel x Mule 3 year olds to £95 from DA Rees & Co, Esgair and AM Jones, Middle Farm.

Full mouth ewes reached £95 for Suffolk x from DK Davies, Cwmydrefor.

Ewe lambs sold to £1008 for Mules with others to £102, £96, £95 and £94. Suffolks to £100 and Texels to £70.

Averages: Ewe lambs £94.63; Yearlings £122.33; 2 Year olds £82.42; 3 Year olds £83.28; Full mouth £63.86.