Feedlots step in at Mortlake, patchy bids on light cattle
Mortlake’s mammoth yarding of 5700 store cattle met with good interest from a big field of feedlotters, but there was variable demand on cattle without weight.
Store Cattle Sales
Encouraging signs for cattle at Yea
A near capacity yarding at Yea saw feedlots chasing steers with weight while restockers stepped-up their support for lines of light Angus calves.
‘On the rise’: Strong prices for steers at Wodonga
Prices for store cattle have pushed above 400c/kg at Wodonga where buyers from three states snapped up pens.
Prices level out at Wodonga
With a smaller yarding of 1450 at Wodonga today, cattle prices began to level out, with a top price of $2480 for nine Angus heifers. See the full report.
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Weaner prices falling
Weaner cattle prices have fallen up to 70 cents since the beginning of the weaner sales. See why that’s the case.
Young cattle remain firm while processors struggle
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Updated: Best weaner calf prices of 2022 ranked
The new year calf sales have soared — but which farmers have received the best prices? We compare the top sales across all centres.
Photo gallery: All the action from the weaner calf sales
The focus of Australia’s beef industry is on the summer weaner calf sales. See all the colour and excitement amid record prices.
Carbon assessed history made at weaner sales
Weaners with a carbon vendor declaration were sold for the first time in Australia recently. See how much they went for.
Weaner calf sales: Everything you need to know
See our expert analysis from the biggest recent weaner sales – Wodonga, Naracoorte, and Wangaratta – where prices soared.
Hopes rise as calf price test nears
The famed southern weaner sales are prepared to kick off after a record 2021, with huge numbers of calves and cash set to change hands. Your coverage starts here.
Large turnout for Warrnambool sale
Vendors experienced year-on-year price rises of up to $800 at the Warrnambool female sale. See which cattle were most sought after.
Unprecedented EYCI finishes year at all-time high
2021 was unbelievable for cattle, but experts are saying it’s not sustainable — and there’s one key time that could predict 2022 prices.
How much weaners will make this summer
Prices are expected to reach boiling point at southeast Australia’s famed new year calf sales — see expert predictions.
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