There’s been a number of cancellations of regular store and prime cattle sales across Queensland this week, due to the weather…Read More
Beef Central, 17/05/2022
The sale generally bounced around over all feeder categories on the back of last week’s softer market…Read More
Leann Dax, 17/05/2022
Most young cattle values declined in value in online treading last week – some sharply. With plenty of rain around, a lack of immediate buyer interest from Queensland and northern NSW players contributed to a consistent and in places dramatic decline in young steer prices…Read More
Beef Central, 15/05/2022
A third wet summer over large parts of Southern Queensland and New South Wales has laid the platform for another strong year of herd rebuilding…Read More
Eric Barker, 13/05/2022
All the regular export processors were in attendance and operating, plus a good lineup of trade and feeder operators and restockers..Read More
Beef Central, 12/05/2022
The market improved across most steers categories due to the quality yarding and reduced numbers, while heifers fluctuated and cows eased slightly. Light weight steers under 280kg improved by 30c, while medium weight steers improved by 21c to 49c/kg…Read More
James Nason, 11/05/2022
Driving from the Adelaide hills to north of Parkes last week the germination starts at Lameroo in SA and the feed gets progressively better the further north you go, Chris Howie writes in this month’s market wrap…Read More
Chris Howie , 10/05/2022
Quality well-bred and well-conditioned lines returned expected high values at NVLX Wodonga saleyards on Thursday when a mixed penning met mainly local support…Read More
Gemma Heggie, 09/05/2022
Most young steer and heifer categories fell in average c/kg price this week, as the largest online cattle offering seen in seven weeks was put before the market. Some sharp falls were seen through the young heifer lines…Read More
Beef Central, 08/05/2022
A fundamental shift appears to be taking place in beef production systems in Queensland, and some regions in southern states. Large numbers of commercial cattle producers who for decades (in some cases, generations) have taken pride in producing large, even lines of heavy grassfed ‘export ox’ are reconfiguring their businesses, focussing on selling younger, lighter feeder steers to feedlots. ..Read More
The regular line up of feed and trade buyers were in attendance, and restockers were active in the market and had the greatest influence over the light weight categories…Read More
Beef Central, 05/05/2022
The market improved across most steers categories due to the quality yarding and reduced numbers, while heifers fluctuated and cows eased slightly. Light weight steers under 280kg improved by 30c, while medium weight steers improved by 21c to 49c/kg…Read More
Beef Central, 04/05/2022