Prime Cattle Sales
Bairnsdale, Feb 9
SUPPLY fell by 23 per cent with most of this occurring in the young cattle sections.
Leongatha, Feb 8
A LIFT in supply saw a number of good-quality cattle penned in all classes of young and grown cattle.
Warrnambool, Feb 8
CATTLE numbers eased back but most classes were still well supplied.
Camperdown, Feb 7
AGENTS offered a similar-sized yarding of mostly plain to average quality cattle.
Pakenham, Feb 7
A 30 per cent lift in supply had no negative effect on the demand with all of the regular buyers showing interest.
Shepparton, Feb 7
OVERALL numbers were back slightly, however even numbers of export and trade cattle were penned.
Wodonga, Feb 7
NUMBERS almost doubled and the quality was good with only a small tail of secondary cattle.
Pakenham, Feb 6
SUPPLY lifted by nearly 30 per cent with vealers accounting for most of the gains.
Warrnambool, Feb 1
NUMBERS were up in a very comprehensive selection of cattle covering all classes.
Wodonga, Jan 31
THERE was a significant reduction with numbers falling by over a third.
Pakenham, Jan 31
A 30 PER CENT increase in supply included 11 bullocks, 260 cows and 35 bulls.
Camperdown, Jan 31
SUPPLY increased and demand varied for the poor to good-quality offering.
Pakenham, Jan 30
A REDUCTION of numbers sold to an almost full field of regular buyers.
Wagga Wagga, Jan 30
THERE was a sharp decline in the numbers offered. Quality improved with more killable cattle.
Wodonga, Jan 25
QUALITY was mixed with all categories represented in a small yarding of 356 cows and 27 bulls.
Leongatha, Jan 25
SUPPLY was down leading into Australia Day. Cows made up the majority of the yarding.
Camperdown, Jan 24
SUPPLY came back and quality was mixed with many plain cattle included in the reduced offering.
Pakenham, Jan 24
SUPPLY fell by 40 per cent and the quality of the yarding was mixed, but included good-quality cows.
Shepparton, Jan 24
A MUCH smaller yarding with only 470 trade cattle and 740 export cattle penned.
Wodonga, Jan 24
A SIGNIFICANT reduction of numbers was offered to a reduced field of buyers.
Pakenham, Jan 23
ALTHOUGH the yarding was slightly larger, the quality was quite mixed.
Roma, Jan 19
NUMBERS increased substantially as all the usual export buyers returned to the market.
Middle East welfare focus
AN AUSTRALIAN delegation focused on live export animal welfare standards has just returned from the Middle East.
Cattlemen vow to fight
WE will fight on. That's the message from Mountain Cattlemen's Association of Victoria president Mark Coleman.
Lessons in Wangaratta sale
FIRST impressions aren't always accurate, as the price figures for cattle sold at Wangaratta in North East Victoria last week show.














