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Knighton Livestock Market (McCartneys)

Market Overview

Knighton Livestock Market, operated by McCartneys, is steeped in agricultural history and proudly serves farming communities on both sides of the England–Wales border. With livestock trading in Knighton dating back centuries, the current site—owned by Powys County Council—continues to be a trusted marketplace for quality stock. 

The market has earned its reputation thanks to generations of skilled livestock producers who balance heritage with forward-thinking livestock practices.

Market Character

Knighton continues to thrive as a cross-border hub of rural trade. Its location, heritage, and strong stock quality make it one of the region’s most reliable and respected markets. Whether buying or selling, farmers trust Knighton for consistent value and service.

Advertise to Farmers in Powys – Knighton Livestock Market

Connect directly with a committed farming audience by advertising at Knighton Livestock Market. This busy border market draws regular buyers and sellers from both Wales and England, making it an ideal venue for promoting agricultural services and rural brands.

Available Ad Sizes:
  • 40” x 60” Posters
  • 5’ x 5’ Banners
  • 10’ x 5’ Premium Display
Installation Locations Within the Market:
  • Cattle Ring
  • Sheep Sales Area
  • Outdoor Concourse

Promote your brand at Knighton Livestock Market. Weekly cattle and sheep sales plus seasonal breeding stock events offer ideal visibility to farmers in Powys and surrounding regions.

📍 Location
  • Knighton Livestock Market (McCartneys), Bowling Green Ln, Knighton LD7 1DR
  • Wales – Region E | Powys
📆 Sales Diary

Weekly Sale Days:

  • Thursday – Regular Sales
  • Friday – Regular Sales

Seasonal Sales Include:

  • Hardy mules and crossbred ewes
  • Ewe lambs
  • Weaned calves and young store cattle
Livestock Regularly Sold
  • Cattle
  • Calves
  • Sheep
  • Lambs