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Store Cattle Sales

Lachie, Bill, 2, and Sophie Kelly of Kelly Grazing sold 271 Angus grown steers at Mortlake today through Capital Livestock and Property for $2518 and an average of 530c/kg.

Store Cattle Sales

Cattle prices fall at final Mortlake sale for year

Cattle prices were softer across all categories at Mortlake’s final store sale of 2025, with 5500 head sold to buyers from four states.

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Jake Smith of Smith & Co Livestock at the Wodonga cattle sale.

‘The cents-a-kilogram price on these cattle is phenomenal’

Store cattle prices have dropped 40c/kg at Wodonga in a mixed quality yarding, but there was still some “exceptional” prices.

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Michael Hulls, Jasper Hulls, 3, Elders livestock agent Alex Dixon and Chris Hulls. Picture: Rachel Simmonds,

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Leongatha weaner steers fetch up to 650c/kg

Weaner steers have hit a spring price high of 659c/kg at Leongatha’s cattle sale after recent rainfall sparked strong local competition.

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Allan Nott from Norong at the Wodonga store cattle sale

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Store cattle sales lose steam

Lack of rain has pushed Wodonga’s store cattle prices below September highs, with young steers now selling between 520-560c/kg.

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Brett Singe from Henty, sold his annual draft of Shorthorn-Santa Gertrudis steers at Wodonga, the lead pen at 379kg making $1880 (496c/kg). He is pictured with agent Michael Unthank of Brian Unthank Rodwells.

‘Powerhouse’ Angus heifers drive cattle prices to almost 600c/kg

A rare appearance of a stellar line of Angus heifers, not usually seen in the saleyard system, topped the prices at Wodonga’s cattle sale.

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There were about 7500 cattle yarded at the Mortlake weaner sale on Thursday.

What prices quality cattle are now fetching at Victorian saleyards

Renewed seasonal optimism has sparked a rise in cattle prices, with premium Angus weaners commanding $2300 in Gippsland. See all the details.

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Jasper Gill, Warrion, and Lisa Crabbe, Gerangamete. Picture: Rachel Simmonds

Light steers reach 650c/kg at Colac

Strong prices for smaller cattle was the feature of Friday’s Colac store sale, with steers making up to 652c/kg as recent rain buoyed local restockers.

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Store Cattle Sales

After watching store cattle prices get progressively dearer Russell Martin, Chiltern, stepped in at Wodonga this week and paid $1900 for Angus steer calves weighing 314kg.

Steers reach $2270 at Wodonga sale

Low cattle numbers and promising rain forecasts have kept store cattle prices steady at Wodonga, with steers selling to $2270 despite just 790 yarded.

Adam Mahoney, Merijig, with the family’s 31 black baldy steers which sold for $1480 on a weight of 233kg at Wangaratta. Like other breeders he said the calves were probably 50kg lighter than in a good season, but still showed good growth and frame-size and just lacked condition.

‘We are absolutely stoked’: Wangaratta sale packs a punch

Cattle were lighter than “normal” at the Wangaratta store sale, but prices still climbed to about 600c/kg for feature lines of Angus steers.

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Vite Vite farmers Abby King, Sam Pope and Sally Pope, who sold 127 mixed-sex cattle on Friday. Picture: Rachel Simmonds

Ballarat sale steams past 600c/kg for steers and heifers

Ballarat store cattle prices have eclipsed 600c/kg as farmers battle feed prices and weather uncertainty. See the full report.

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Jake Follett of Inverneath, Finley, NSW, at the Wodonga store cattle sale on Thursday.

‘It’s incredible’: Cattle prices surge 100c/kg at Wodonga

There have been strong gains of up to 100c/kg at Wodonga’s cattle market, as export demand and spring feed prospects drive prices.

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Sherryn Doherty with her pen of four heifers at Yea Saleyards. Picture: Rachel Simmonds

Yea records smallest cattle yarding in years amid strong prices

Store cattle have fetched exceptional prices above 500c/kg at Yea’s smallest yarding in years, as buyers from across Victoria competed strongly for stock.

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Buyers and livestock agents pictured during the Wangaratta cattle sale. Picture: Jenny Kelly

Markets yard under 100 cattle as dry sell-off bites

Victorian cattle yards that were overflowing earlier this year now sit nearly empty as the impact of mass sell-offs hit the market.

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Gippsland livestock agents yarded about 5000 cattle at the Victorian Livestock Exchange on Thursday. Picture: Rachel Simmonds

Weaner cattle prices ‘step up’ at Leongatha

Weaner cattle fetched $100 more per head in a week as nearly 3000 mixed-quality cattle secured higher prices from feedlotters and restockers alike.

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