Scanned-in-lamb ewes made their first appearance for the season at Stortford Lodge last Wednesday. Mixed-age Romney, scanned-in-lamb 156% to South Suffolk, fetched $170. Good buying orders lifted the store lamb market and top ewe lambs sold for $115-$135.50. Quality was mixed through the third cut male lambs and prices varied from $106 to $135. Cattle volume totalled just 114. R3 traditional heifers with calves-at-foot made $800-$950 and R3 Hereford-Friesian steers, 501kg, $2.42/kg. One line of R2 Angus steers, 413kg, returned $2.81/kg. Read more in your LivestockEye.
Stortford Lodge store cattle and sheep 12.05
4-tooth Romney ewes, scanned-in-lamb 161% to South Suffolk, made $186
Heavy male lambs lifted to $131-$140
Medium ewe lambs lifted to $103-$120
R2 Angus heifers, 346-397kg, held at $830-$975, $2.40-$2.46/kg
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