Pedigree bull, sheep and hay went under the hammer
Almost £12,000 has been raised by Manx farmers to help the people of Ukraine.
Members of the Manx National Farmers Union, and other local organisations, held an auction earlier this week at the Knockaloe Farmers' Mart.
A pedigree bull, sheep and hay were among the items auctioned off.
Secretary Sarah Comish said they wanted to help as they recognised how badly agriculture in Ukraine is being affected by the conflict:
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