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Caithness Livestock Centre – Quoybrae, Thurso

Market Overview

Established in 1992 on Quoybrae Farm, Caithness Livestock Centre is a modern auction mart positioned in the heart of Caithness. It plays a vital role in the region’s agricultural economy by providing a professional and comprehensive marketing service for livestock producers across Northern Scotland.

Known for showcasing top-quality sheep and beef cattle, this centre serves both local sellers and buyers from across Scotland. Its reputation for high standards and seasonal specialist sales continues to make it a key trading point in the rural north.

Additional Services
  • Hill Lambs (August – Week 2) Haulage coordination to Thainstone Centre for Cull Cows, Bulls, Prime Sheep, and Cast Ewes
  • Direct marketing of prime cattle and sheep to abattoirs across the UK
  • Access to store lamb sales at ANM’s Quoybrae Mart

Advertising Opportunities at Caithness Livestock Centre

Looking to reach a loyal and local rural audience in the far north? IMEL offers strategic advertising space within this high-traffic mart.

Available Ad Sizes:
  • 40” x 60” posters
  • 5’ x 5’ panels
  • 10’ x 5’ premium banners
Installation areas:
  • Concourse (ideal for brand exposure)
  • Sales Ring (maximum visibility during live bidding)

Advertising here puts your brand in front of dedicated farmers and agri-business professionals every week during peak sales season.

📍 Location
  • Caithness Livestock Breeders Ltd, Sir Archibald Rd, Thurso KW14 8HN
  • Northern Scotland – Region A | Caithness
📆 Sales Diary

Regular Weekly Sales:

  • Mondays – Core sales for sheep and lambs
Autumn Seasonal Sales Include:
  • Hill Lambs (August – Week 2)
  • Half-Bred Ewe and Wedder Lambs (August – Week 3, with show)
  • Store Lambs – Every second Monday
Specialist Sale:
  • September – 6,000 North Country Cheviot Lambs

Sales attract a loyal and growing audience of farmers, estate managers, and rural professionals across Northern Scotland.