Thursday, April 25, 2024

Feilding store sale and supplementary ewe fair 12.02

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Mixed-age Angus cows with calves-at-foot made $1570 Traditional R2 steers, 420-510kg, made $2.75-$2.85/kg Four-year to six-year ewes were mainly $130-$160 Top Romney two-tooth ewes made $228-$236 Store lambs averaged $92
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The 700 store cattle at Feilding sold for similar or a little softer money than the week prior. Run-with-bull Angus cows, 455-510kg, made $1070-$1130. R3 Angus steers, 570kg, were $2.85/kg while 490-520kg R2 Simmental and South Devon-cross steers went for $2.65-$2.70/kg. Traditional and exotic-cross R2 heifers, 365-445kg, were all $2.50-$2.60/kg whereas clean-marked 320-370kg Hereford-Friesian sold for $2.35-$2.50/kg.

Around 6000 ewes were yarded as part of the supplementary ewe fair. Good-quality lines sold well, but lower-quality types were hard moving at times. Good two-tooths were $193-$236. A few top lines of older ewes were up at $180-$191, but the mid-range was $140-$155, with a number of still reasonable-quality lines down at $125-$130. It was a decent sale for the 5000 lambs. Good males were $100-$110, mediums $90-$100, and lights $70-$80. Medium ewe lambs were $80-$90. Read more in your LivestockEye.

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