WEDNESDAY 17TH APRIL 2024 – 525 HEAD
The export and slaughter market were noticeably cheaper this week by 20c to 30 cents. There were no heavy feeders to quote. Light feeder steers sold to a similar market
April 17, 2024
The export and slaughter market were noticeably cheaper this week by 20c to 30 cents. There were no heavy feeders to quote. Light feeder steers sold to a similar market
Description Breed Vendor C/Kg $ HEAVY COW Charbray D Hohenhaus 256 $1705 MEDIUM COW Charbray D & L Gelhaar 256 $1555 PEN OF 3 HEAVY COWS Bradford A . Murphy
The export and slaughter market saw an increase in prices today across most descriptions. Heavy feeder steers also rose in price today as did the feeder heifers. Re-stocker steers also
The market saw slight improvements for most descriptions today due to some good widespread rainfall. The biggest rise was export cows with most good quality cows making $2.45 to $2.60/kg.
The export and slaughter market softened again this week as we lead up to Easter. Heavy feeder steers also saw a fall in price. Although one major feedlot remains out
The slaughter market and heavy feeder market eased today with a few shorter weeks coming up. A very impressive line of 180 light feeder steers came to hand today and
Hayes & Co yarded a total of 528 head of the inaugural Kilcoy Special Store Sale held at the Kilcoy Showgrounds on Saturday 9th March 2024. Cattle were drawn from
This week saw a larger yarding of cattle come to hand at Silverdale, with all types of cattle selling to a firm to slightly dearer market than last week. A
This week’s Store Sale saw prices slightly easier, trending with all other selling centres. Quality cattle were still selling well, with the majority of the yarding going to Western &
The market softened slightly today for export and slaughter cattle. Heavy feeder steers sold to similar rates as last week. Weaner steers and heifers continue to sell to a strong