Dry forces monster cattle yarding
Tough seasonal conditions saw a flood of 5000 store cattle hit the market at Wangaratta today. Find out how rates stood up to the weight of numbers.
Store Cattle Sales
Sustained appetite for South Gippsland cattle
Market conditions maintained their recent strength at today’s Leongatha store cattle sale. See what was driving the market.
Seasonal turnaround boosts prices at Wodonga
Recent rain helped to boost sentiment on light cattle at Wodonga, in one of the plainest yardings seen at the centre for some time. See the full report.
Renewed confidence bolsters prices at Leongatha
Cattle consistently sold for $4/kg at the Leongatha store cattle sale today, where 3000 cattle were yarded. See the sale recap.
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Euro cattle sell for top rates at Hamilton
The second week of weaner sales has sprung a surprise, with the Limousin breed outselling Angus and Hereford at Hamilton on Wednesday.
Bidding subdued at calf sales
It has been a ‘different’ feel at this year’s famed weaner calf sales, with some interesting trends emerging. Read our analysis here.
Weaner sales week 1 recap
Read our week 1 weaner sales results and recaps from Wodonga, Wangaratta and Yea.
Cattle price surprises at Mortlake
Competition was “very impressive” at the only cattle sale to be held between Christmas and New Year in Victoria’s Western District. See the full report.
Cattle reach top of 328c/kg at western Victorian sale
Northern competition is predicted to be a key factor at the new year calf sales, following a Casterton store cattle sale which lacked “vibrancy” this week.
Heifers top $1100 at Euroa
A “sticky” special female cattle sale at Euroa today saw hot weather take a bite out of the market. See the full report.
Up to $800 spike at Wodonga
Christmas came early for some vendors at the Wodonga cattle sale where prices for certain categories surged. See the details.
Prices up to $300 dearer at Euroa
Buyers needed to dig a little bit deeper today to secure weaners at the annual Black Friday Euroa Angus cattle sale, as northern buyers also came to play.
Heifer prices jump up to $300 at Colac
Rain put a spring in the step of buyers and vendors alike at Colac with the prices of most grades of cattle up 30-40c/kg. See the full report and pictures.
Northern rain swells cattle prices
Prices climbed a further 100 cents per kilogram liveweight for young steers at Wodonga as recent rain boosted confidence again. See the full report.
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