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R2 Hereford-Friesian steers, 384-425kg, held at $2.80-$2.83/kg
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R1 Gelbvieh-cross heifers, 203-281kg, earned $2.62-$2.76/kg
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Autumn-born weaner Hereford-Friesian bulls, 98kg, topped their section at $475
Store cattle throughput came back to 341 head last Wednesday at FRANKTON for New Zealand Farmers Livestock and younger cattle made up the lion’s share. Most sold in line with quality and type. R2 Angus-cross steers, 415kg, held at $2.77/kg and R1 Angus-cross heifers, 242kg, matched their older brothers at $2.77/kg. Hereford-dairy, 131-155kg, earned $2.60-$2.61/kg. Friesian bulls, 164kg, reached $3.11/kg and 250kg, $2.60/kg. Autumn-born weaner Hereford-Friesian steers, 139kg, realised $540 and same breed heifers, 88-95kg, firmed to $380-$400. Friesian bulls, 100-101kg, were consistent at $410-$420. Prime throughput increased to 128 head. Angus-cross steers, 453kg, pushed to $3.11/kg and beef-dairy, 593-670kg, fetched $2.99-$3.04/kg. Angus heifers, 428-466kg, held at $2.83-$2.90/kg. Heavier Friesian bulls, 603kg, reached $2.99/kg with the balance, 485-540kg, at $2.80-2.90/kg. Read more in your LivestockEye.