Yarding 5003 Change +1508
The supply of cattle at Dalby experienced a large lift of 1,508 to make a total of 5,003 head. Export buyer attendance was good and all were operating in a generally dearer market. The regular feed and trade buyers plus restockers were also present and active in the market.
Light weight yearling steers returning to the paddock sold to a market 12c to 15c/kg better. Medium and heavy weight yearling steers to feed experienced very little change in price. Light weight yearling heifers to restockers were in demand and averaged over 30c/kg dearer. Medium and heavy weight yearling heifers to feed lifted in price by 5c to 6c/kg. Heavy grown steers and bullocks were noticeably dearer. All classes of cows improved in price with gains of 7c to 13c and over 20c/kg in places.
Yearling steers under 200kg made to 486c to average 443c/kg. A large sample of light weight yearling steers to restockers made to 470c to average from 423c to 434c/kg. Yearling steers to feed for the domestic market averaged from 374c to 406c with sales to 410c/kg. Heavy weight yearling steers to feed averaged 370c and made to 387c/kg. Light weight yearling heifers returning to the paddock made to 370c with most sales 309c to 326c/kg. Medium weight yearling heifers to feed averaged from 311c to 333c with sales to 354c/kg. Heavy weight yearling heifers to feed made to 342c to average 318c/kg.
Heavy grown steers and bullocks averaged 352c with the grown steers reaching 364c and the bullock portion 362c/kg. Medium weight plain condition cows to restockers averaged 288c/kg. Medium weight 2 scores to export processors averaged 262c and made to 270c/kg. Heavy weight 3 score cows averaged 275c and the best of the heavy weights made to 318c to average 292c/kg. Heavy weight bulls also improved in price and made to 314c/kg.
Market Reporter: Trevor Hess
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Increased numbers in Dalby today with all categories firmer to dearer trends from last week. Secondary lines of store cattle saw the biggest lift.
Prime Quotes
Heifers up to 400kg – 284c/kg, 290c/kg, 288c/kg
Heifers over 400kg –262c/kg, 314c/kg, 281c/kg
Cows up to 400kg –210c/kg, 250c/kg, 227c/kg
Cows 400kg to 500kg –232c/kg, 294c/kg, 289c/kg
Cows over 500kg –250c/kg, 280c/kg, 275c/kg
Steers & bullocks up to 500kg –260c/kg, 336c/kg, 318c/kg
Steers & bullocks over 500kg –316c/kg, 364c/kg, 352c/kg
Store & Feeder Quotes
Steers up to 200kg –318c/kg, 486c/kg, 443c/kg
Steers 200kg to 280kg –303c/kg, 470c/kg, 423c/kg
Steers 280kg to 330kg – 356c/kg, 464c/kg, 433c/kg
Steers 330kg to 400kg –330c/kg, 404c/kg, 374c/kg
Feeder steers over 400kg – 326c/kg, 387c/kg, 368c/kg
Heifers up to 200kg –246c/kg, 364c/kg, 328c/kg
Heifers 200kg to 280kg –250c/kg, 368c/kg, 326c/kg
Heifers 280kg to 330kg –286c/kg, 370c/kg, 308c/kg
Heifers 330kg to 400kg –277c/kg, 354c/kg, 332c/kg
Feeder heifers over 400kg –270c/kg, 340c/kg, 311c/kg
Feeder/Boat Bulls –188c/kg, 366c/kg, 320c/kg
Slaughter Bulls – 240c/kg, 314c/kg, 281c/kg
Highlights
Speckle Park Bulls sold by V Dukes of Crows Nest to processors 310.2c/kg, 845kg, $2621.
Hereford Cows sold by William Kruger of Crows Nest to processors 278.2c/kg, 702.50kg, $1954.
Hereford Heifers sold by Merawah Poll Herefords P/L of Goondiwindi to processors 301.2c/kg, 593kg, $1786.
Santa X Heifers sold by A Keith & Co of Jandowae to feedlotters 345.2c/kg, 381.88kg, $1318.
Angus X Steers sold by Youngs Farm P/L of Kingaroy to feedlotters 385.2c/kg, 398.53kg, $1535.
Brangus X Ylg Steers sold by Homecreek Pastoral Trust of Blackall to backgrounders 464.2c/kg, 283.75kg, $1317.
Limousin X Ylg Heifers sold by GA & RJ Barbeler of Kingaroy to backgrounders 368.2c/kg, 289.50kg, $1066.
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