Logie Durno Sheep
quality from the north of scotland
01467 681 579
Navigation
Home
Terminal Sires
Durno
Beltex X Durno
Charollais
Texels
Suffolk
Maternal Sires
Logie
Fronteira
Bluefaced Leicester
Rams For Sale
Gallery
Videos
Stock for Sale
Gallery
Videos
Farm To Farm
News
Archive News
Links
Contact
Home
>
News
>
Archive News
Archive News
Farm sale catalogue now on line
19th August 2025
Our catalogue is now ready to view on line for our up coming ram sale. The sale takes place at Logie Durno Farm, Aberdeenshire. AB51 5EL. There will be 424 homebred rams available on the day, and delivery can be arranged after the sale. Rams have bee...
more
On Farm Ram Sale 2023
19th August 2023
You can now view our catalogue and individual videos of all lots on the Rams for sale page. This is the 18th year of selling rams that are grass fed and performance recorded direct from birth place to commercial farms. There is a huge selection of nearl...
more
Bentham Rampage 2023
11th August 2023
Annually Bentahm Auction Market has an early ram sale, which we attend each year to showcase some of our breeds of sheep. We had forward 10 rams which included, Durnos, Durno Beltex and unregistered Texels. All of which are popular white faced meat sires ...
more
Champion at Beltex Premier sale and top price ram lamb 20,000gns
10th August 2023
Good start to a busy couple months of Sale season. The baby of the group Logie Durno Jack Daniel’s did us proud on Thursday taking the Overall Champion at the Beltex Premier Sale before going on to sell for 20,000gns to Lakeview and Qaurrymount. He was ...
more
Update from Ryan Thomas on his Texel Shearling Ewes
13th May 2022
Last year Ryan ordered 5 Texel Shearling Ewes for which he gave us a realistic budget, the ewes were picked without him seeing them until we delivered them ourselves direct to farm in South Wales. Ryan is very pleased with how they have come on and the l...
more
Outdoor Lambing is Go!
27th April 2022
On to the fun part - outdoor lambing is go! Few new experiments this year going well so far. 144 days since the tups went in and already about 100 lambed. Depressing to think we had already started lambing by then. The end is in sight now! ...
more
«
1
2
3
…
9
»