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Everything a farm buys and sells sits here: live animals, feed and bedding, raw produce and what is made from it, veterinary supplies and equipment, machinery and services from shearing to slaughter and haulage. Sections follow what people come for rather than how we keep our tables: rams are looked for apart from feed, services apart from tools. Filters narrow the shelf by breed, region, weight, age and price; the search box finds a named item across the whole marketplace at once. Nothing suitable on the shelf? Post a wanted request and sellers will see it.
What is sold here?
Live animals: sheep and rams, goats, cattle, horses, poultry, rabbits. Feed and bedding: hay, grain, compound feed, oilcake, succulent feed, mineral supplements. Raw produce and what is made from it: milk, meat, wool, hides, cheese, honey, eggs. Veterinary supplies and equipment: medicines, drinkers, feeders, housing kit. Machinery, trailers and spare parts. And services: shearing, slaughter, insemination, herd advice, haulage, boarding.
How do I find something quickly?
Three routes that complement each other. Sections, when you know what you came for: they cut the shelf down to one aisle. The filters in the left column — breed, region, weight, age, price, vet passport — when the aisle itself is crowded. The search box, when the animal or item has a name: it looks through titles, breeds and descriptions across the whole marketplace.
How do I contact a seller?
Through the Message the seller button on a listing: the conversation stays inside the marketplace. No phone number appears on any listing, for any seller, and none of ours either. That keeps numbers away from people who harvest them for cold calls, and it leaves both sides a written record of what was agreed.
What if nothing on the shelf fits?
Post a wanted request describing what you are after: sellers read them, and on a young marketplace demand often finds an animal before the animal reaches a section. A second route is ordering through the bot, where you name the breed, the region and the timing and the search is run for you. You can also subscribe to new listings matching your own conditions.
How does an auction differ from a listing?
On a listing the owner sets the price and it is discussed in the chat. At auction buyers name the price: a lot has a closing time, a step and a minimum next price, and a named price cannot be withdrawn once offered. Live and scheduled lots are gathered in their own feed, which is the easier place to follow them.