Friday, April 26, 2024

Temuka prime and boner cattle; all sheep 10.05

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Traditional steers sold to $2.30-$2.39/kg Dairy-beef steers over 550kg mostly made $2.18-$2.28/kg Angus heifers, 498-621kg, managed $2.20-$2.24/kg
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Just over 10,000 store lambs featured at Temuka last Monday. The section included many Chatham Island’s lines that were at, or close to, finishing weights. These ranged from $114 to $147. Plenty of medium to heavy lambs fetched $90-$112 with light pens generally $50-$89. The best prime lambs reached $160-$194 though the majority returned $110-$159. Most prime ewes ranged from $110 to $202. Prime heifers mostly tipped the scales at 400-500kg and earned $2.00/kg to $2.20/kg regardless of breed while good numbers of traditional cows traded at $1.25-$1.36/kg. Pens of 715-790kg Friesian cows managed $1.21-$1.24/kg but a blanket level of $1.05/kg to $1.18c/kg was thrown over nearly all other pens 450kg and better. Read more in your LivestockEye.

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