WITH cattle numbers at Geelong this week matching the previous sale of 380 head, values for young stock were five to 10 cents per kilogram cheaper with the top price realising $2,088.00 or 240.0 cents per kilogram for heifers sold on account of Tucker Bros of Anakie.
\nMany farmers will be hoping that this week\u2019s thunderstorms will produce an early Autumn break that will need to be followed up by more consistent rains after February\u2019s stormy false start.
\nGood quality hay is now scarce with local producers retaining what little hay they have left to ensure they have some feed to see them through the rest of autumn and winter.
\nCows sold firm selling to $1,536.00 or 240.0 cents per kilogram with all classes of veal improving five to eight cents per kilogram on last sale rates.
\nSteer veal (grain) Steer veal (milk) Steer veal (grass) Heifer veal (milk) Heifer veal (grass) selling to 285.0 cents per kilogram selling to 327.0 cents per kilogram selling to 300.0 cents per kilogram selling to 310.0 cents per kilogram selling to 310.0 cents per kilogram OTHER QUOTATIONS: Two Tooth – $94 Cross Bred Wethers – $82 Cross Bred Ewes – $100 Merino Wethers – $88 The yarding of 1,270 sheep and lambs saw values for older sheep and two tooth\u2019s $5 to $8 per head cheaper with all lambs $8 to $10 per head cheaper.
\nBest prime lambs sold to $122 each for a draft of 50 lambs sold on account of Eden Park Trading of St Leonards .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
WITH cattle numbers at Geelong this week matching the previous sale of 380 head, values for young stock were five to 10 cents per kilogram cheaper with the top price realising $2,088.00 or 240.0 cents per kilogram for heifers sold on account of Tucker Bros of Anakie. Many farmers will be hoping that this week\u2019s […]<\/p>\n