Myrtleford tops Mountain Calf Sales
In Myrtleford’s biggest ever offering of weaners, prices were judged dearer than the high country sales, with numbers pushing past $1300 for steers.
Store Cattle Sales
Mountain Calf Sales mega pic gallery
The famed Mountain Calf Sales are over for another year. Check out all the faces and action from sales at Hinnomunjie, Omeo, Benambra and Ensay.
Hot weather drives big Yea yarding
They advertised 2200 cattle, but the hot week meant there was an extra 500 sold today at Yea. Read what impact the bigger offering had on the market.
Top of $14,500 in tough sale
A niche carved out by a Tallangatta Valley stud has seen higher demand for Black Simmental and Black Simmental-Angus at a recent sale.
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Heavy cattle ease 10-15c while weaners hold firm at Yea
Five major sales across Victoria and South Australia spread out the big buyers but the competition at Yea remained firm. See the prices here.
Euroa store cattle sale: Best weaner prices
Angus weaner steers sold for a top of $2620 at Euroa where sellers were amazed by the prices. See which farmers made the most.
Nerves for nought after first weaners sold
The first Victorian weaners went for good prices at Yea recently. See the top sales.
‘Phenomenal’ prices at Wodonga
Feature lines peaked at 850c/kg, with buyers warned that they may have to reassess their pricing leading into the new year sales.
Top prices from Yea cattle sale
Buyers flocked to the Yea store cattle sale where weaners and calves made “exceptional money”. See which farmers made the most.
Price guide: Wodonga store sale
See how steers and heifers sold at the Wodonga store sale, where 1500 cattle were yarded.
Good prices despite heavy rain
Light heifers went as high as 650c/kg as restockers flocked to the Warrnambool yards amid an unusually wet Spring.
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