Saturday, April 20, 2024

Coalgate cattle and sheep 8.10

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Two-year Angus heifers, 367kg, earned $2.21/kg Prime Hereford-Friesian steers, 580-623kg, made $2.63-$2.75/kg Top new season prime lambs reached $168 Very heavy ewes achieved $200-$237 and the balance $150-$178 A big line of ewes with lambs-at-foot sold for $98 all counted
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Prime hoggets featured at Coalgate last Thursday. Very heavy lines made $203-$212 and heavy $170-$192 while the bulk of the section were medium types at $140-$169. New season store lambs met keen interest and sold for $88-$105 while a line of ewe hoggets sold well at $135.

Per-head budgeting on store cattle meant most 2-year steers and heifers traded for $700-$850. This resulted in the heifer pens often outperforming steers on a $/kg basis. Hereford-cross and Hereford-Friesian steers, 410-492kg, earned $1.91-$2.03/kg while Angus-Hereford, 330-379kg, provided the bulk of the heifers at $1.96-$2.08/kg. Yearling Angus steers, 264-295kg, ranged from $2.20/kg to $2.83/kg with off-types hard to move. Read more in your LivestockEye.

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