Friday, April 19, 2024

Coalgate store and prime cattle; all sheep 19.09

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One-year Angus-Friesian heifers, 300kg, made $3.17/kg One-year Hereford-Friesian bulls, 241-264kg, fetched $2.70-$2.73/kg Prime steers, 535-585kg, eased to $2.98/kg Prime heifers, 653-663kg, traded at $3.18-$3.24/kg Ewes with lambs at foot sold from $100 to $125 all counted
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A nationwide record price for prime lambs was set at Coalgate during the previous sale at $286, and Corriedale ram lambs now hold second place, selling for $262 last Thursday. Prices rose at the top end, with other very-heavy lambs earning $210-$254, heavy $191-$208, and medium-good types $181-$189. Store lamb volume fell to only 255, with 150 Corriedale ewe lambs making up the lion’s share, fetching $135-$150.

No boner cattle presented in the prime pens, but the store tally numbered 90. The best prices were found in the heifer section with Speckle Park cross, 217kg, returning $2.76/kg and Galloway-cross, 209kg, achieving $2.63/kg.

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