Prime Cattle Sales

Bairnsdale, Feb 9

SUPPLY fell by 23 per cent with most of this occurring in the young cattle sections.

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Leongatha, Feb 8

A LIFT in supply saw a number of good-quality cattle penned in all classes of young and grown cattle.

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Warrnambool, Feb 8

CATTLE numbers eased back but most classes were still well supplied.

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Wodonga, Feb 8

A LARGER number of cows were offered to the usual group of buyers.

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Camperdown, Feb 7

AGENTS offered a similar-sized yarding of mostly plain to average quality cattle.

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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.

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Shepparton, Feb 7

OVERALL numbers were back slightly, however even numbers of export and trade cattle were penned.

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Wodonga, Feb 7

NUMBERS almost doubled and the quality was good with only a small tail of secondary cattle.

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Pakenham, Feb 6

SUPPLY lifted by nearly 30 per cent with vealers accounting for most of the gains.

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Wagga Wagga, Feb 6

A LARGER number of cattle were offered to a smaller group of buyers.

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Bairnsdale, Feb 2

HAVING had no market on Australia Day numbers more than doubled.

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Leongatha, Feb 1

A MUCH larger yarding was offered to a full gallery of buyers.

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Wodonga, Feb 1

NUMBERS decreased from the previous sale.

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Warrnambool, Feb 1

NUMBERS were up in a very comprehensive selection of cattle covering all classes.

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Wodonga, Jan 31

THERE was a significant reduction with numbers falling by over a third.

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Pakenham, Jan 31

A 30 PER CENT increase in supply included 11 bullocks, 260 cows and 35 bulls.

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Camperdown, Jan 31

SUPPLY increased and demand varied for the poor to good-quality offering.

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Shepparton, Jan 31

AN INCREASE of numbers saw 820 export and 645 trade cattle penned.

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Pakenham, Jan 30

A REDUCTION of numbers sold to an almost full field of regular buyers.

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Wagga Wagga, Jan 30

THERE was a sharp decline in the numbers offered. Quality improved with more killable cattle.

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Wodonga, Jan 25

QUALITY was mixed with all categories represented in a small yarding of 356 cows and 27 bulls.

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Warrnambool, Jan 25

A SMALL penning on the day before Australia Say holiday.

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Leongatha, Jan 25

SUPPLY was down leading into Australia Day. Cows made up the majority of the yarding.

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Camperdown, Jan 24

SUPPLY came back and quality was mixed with many plain cattle included in the reduced offering.

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Pakenham, Jan 24

SUPPLY fell by 40 per cent and the quality of the yarding was mixed, but included good-quality cows.

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Shepparton, Jan 24

A MUCH smaller yarding with only 470 trade cattle and 740 export cattle penned.

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Wodonga, Jan 24

A SIGNIFICANT reduction of numbers was offered to a reduced field of buyers.

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Pakenham, Jan 23

ALTHOUGH the yarding was slightly larger, the quality was quite mixed.

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Wagga Wagga, Jan 23

NUMBERS declined and quality was mixed across all categories.

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Roma, Jan 19

NUMBERS increased substantially as all the usual export buyers returned to the market.

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Middle East welfare focus

Live exports to middle east.

AN AUSTRALIAN delegation focused on live export animal welfare standards has just returned from the Middle East.

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Cattlemen vow to fight

Mark Coleman, on his farm near Licola

WE will fight on. That's the message from Mountain Cattlemen's Association of Victoria president Mark Coleman.

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Lessons in Wangaratta sale

Kelly Country

FIRST impressions aren't always accurate, as the price figures for cattle sold at Wangaratta in North East Victoria last week show.

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Latest livestock sales

Latest livestock sales

THIS week's cattle and sheep sales dates.

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