Saturday, April 27, 2024

Stortford Lodge prime sale 10.09

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A small offering of 27 cattle were penned at Stortford Lodge on Monday, and solid demand meant they could have been sold several times over. Fourteen Angus steers, 558-670kg, lifted to $3.21-$3.28/kg. All heifers 431-490kg traded at $2.90-$3.00/kg.
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Throughput reduced in the sheep pens and combined with strong interest from the rails they were easily absorbed. The market was a two-way game, particularly in the lamb section with heavy lines steady to lifting whilst good to lighter softened. Six very heavy ram lambs topped the sale at $235, with other very heavy cryptorchid and male lines at $197-$226.50. Heavy types returned $174.50-$205, though good males softened to $160-$176.

Top ewe lambs were steady at $200.50-$210, whilst heavy types eased to $182-$188.50, as did good lines at $150-$171.

Though demand continues to be strong for ewes, last week prices didn't reach the levels that have become familiar. Very heavy mixed age ewes eased to $172-$207, with heavy types back at $164-$169. Good ewes were steady at $130-$146.50, while medium lifted to $125.50-$127. Two to four-tooth ewes for $115-$137.

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