Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Temuka prime cattle and all sheep 12.04

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Murray Grey-cross, 677kg, and Devon-Hereford steers, 610kg, fetched $2.54/kg Charolais-cross heifers, 496-650kg, earned $2.24-$2.34/kg Prime lambs made a consistent $96-$159 The top ewes made $206-$226 with the balance $63-$188
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Temuka offered up its biggest yarding of prime and boner cattle since 2017 last Monday. The vast majority were Friesian or Kiwicross from 450kg to 600kg that sold from $1.10/kg to $1.26/kg. Heifers, 395-474kg, were mostly $1.25-$1.33/kg. Traditional and dairy-beef steers over 525kg generally fetched $2.39/kg to $2.52/kg but pens lighter than this were harder to move. Traditional heifers, 510-555kg, fetched $2.16/kg to $2.38/kg. Heavy pens of store lambs managed $99-$119 while medium lines were often $65-$95. Read more in your LivestockEye.

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