Feeder market strong at Leongatha
Angus feeder steers were in demand at the Leongatha store cattle sale. See the break down of prices for steers and heifers.
Angus feeder steers were in demand at the Leongatha store cattle sale. See the break down of prices for steers and heifers.
Only 1100 cattle were yarded at the Wodonga store sale but some were passed in as the wait for the autumn break continues.
Two multi-vendor and one stand alone bull sale have delivered mixed results in the past week. See the sale recaps.
Discerning buyers were careful at a 4500-strong cattle yarding at Ballarat today. See the full sale recap.
A run of small Angus steer calves sold for liveweight money at the Euroa sales, hitting a price jackpot. Full prices here.
Pens of lightweight cattle went for good money at Yea, while limited heifer numbers saw intense bidding for their purchase.
The stud which recently made international headlines when their $108,000 bull went missing capitalised on strong demand at their Yea sale.
A shift in buying habits, where older cows usually sold for processing are instead bought for restocking, has swollen prices significantly.
Heavy steers climbed 20c to 30c on a day with plenty of heavy hitters on hand in Ballarat. Full details here.
BUSH LEGENDS: Stephen Street’s half-century agency career has been “bloody interesting”. See what he considers the highs and the lows of his time working the yards.
The EYCI has dipped after sales in Toowoomba and Casino were cancelled, but restocker demand means producers shouldn’t worry.
Young cattle sold to 700/ckg at store sales last week. See all the prices from Yea and Colac – and the farmers who sold them.
Joe Fedele has his eye on having the best cattle in the game, and his returns show his methods are working. See how.
Prices for quality cattle lift as volume buyers drive demand.
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