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Pullin conduct regular on farm sales of all types of livestock
and machinery. Our on farm sales team deal with all matters
leading up to the sale, sale day and after, including pre-sale
advice on lotting, layout, cataloguing, advertising, full
sale service on the day and full after sale service until
all matters are completed.
The dispersal of a
herd or the sale of a farms machinery is one of the biggest
career decisions that will be made and it is therefore extremely
important that the sale is dealt with in a professional manner
and conducted by specialist auctioneers with up-to-date sales
experience and knowledge that ensure maximum values are achieved.
CIRENCESTER
MARKET *Urgent Covid19 Update (as at 11th May
2020)
Defra
have confirmed that markets may continue to take place but
MUST apply strict conditions.
With
immediate effect Cirencester Market will implement a “drop
and go” policy for vendors bringing stock to market for sale.
Vendors:
You
must drop your stock and go.
This
action is to prevent any sellers from entering the market.
Vendors
MUST deliver their animals to the loading docks (remaining
in their vehicles) whilst the market staff unload the vehicle
and take the animals to their pens.
The
sale documentation MUST be collected by the auctioneers staff
from the vendor's vehicle when they arrive at the unloading
docks – Vendors MUST NOT take the paperwork to the market
office themselves, or enter the market pennage area.
Please
leave any selling instructions with the auctioneer but please
put a contactable mobile phone number on your entry form/licence.
Please
note the Market Canteen is closed.
Buyers:
The number of buyers MUST be restricted to allow Social
Distancing (2 meters between each buyer).
Markets
will keep a register of those that attend their sales – contact
name, address and telephone number.
At
the conclusion of the sale buyers MUST be served at the office
window (actual office closed). Buyers
will be asked to sanitise on entry to the market and again
on exit.
Thank
you for your Co-operation
General
Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) 
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