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Prices softer in large yarding BALLARAT, JUNE Prices ease despite good quality yarding. BIG young cattle attracted feedlot competition but prices were slightly softer than recent sales.

STORE cattle prices continued to show signs of easing. Big orders lift steers in mixed quality penning. LARGE orders from commission buyers and processors lifted steer prices while competition for heifers was varied. Fat market drop influences sale.

PRICES eased following a price slump in the fat market and a drop in cattle numbers available for sale. A BIG yarding of almost cattle sold to solid rates. Buyers chase quality calves. TOP quality weaners were on display at two spring-drop calf sales despite a relatively dry first half of the year. Exporters show keen eye on heifers.

A HEIFER export presence at lifted female prices while steers flew under the radar as the market softened. Numbers, prices drop as winter looms. A SMALL offering of weaners failed to attract a big spread of buyers, while prices eased from last month. FEEDLOTS hooked into heavy cattle, with a high-quality yarding meeting strong competition. Weaners attract interstate interest.

PRICES for lighter weight spring drop calves impressed vendors as buyers from across Victoria and interstate showed interest. Premium for quality steers.

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WELL-bred weaner cattle were the standout feature at the monthly store sale despite an overall slight drop in prices. Feed glut fuels cattle sales. HEIFERS and larger runs of quality weaner steers attracted the best competition.

Big gains on the smalls. MOUNT GAMBIER, MAY Absence of big buyers hurts. MAJOR commission buyers did not show up because they thought prices would be too high, according to agents.

CATTLE numbers last week rose slightly to 12, Santa Gertrudis cows a standout. DUBBO held one of its biggest store cattle sales for about two years, according to Elders Dubbo branch manager Martin Simmons.

Western District interest for store cattle. Extra stock snapped up. SEVERAL big lines of spring-drop Angus cattle made good money despite small frames. Rain brings new momentum shift. Vendor rush pays off. VENDORS were quick to offer up their cattle after East Gippsland received much-needed rain a fortnight earlier.

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Price boost for heifers, cows and calves. REJOINERS buoyed by grass fever and interstaters looking for cattle amid tightening supplies boosted heifer and cow and calf prices at the monthly store sale. Indicator falls Prime sheep market: Falls for lamb and mutton.

Numbers drop AuctionsPlus results: Restockers active Prime cattle market: Coming up Livestock sales calendar. Prices soften Sales round-up, June Strong crowd Ballarat store cattle sale: Spring drop weaners make premium prices.

Winter hits Wodonga cattle sale: Store prices ease with prime prices as winter hits. More suckers Auctionsplus sheep results: Comparative study Mind-boggling differences between South Africa and Australia. Indicator down Prime cattle market: EYCI in further easing.

Lamb market Lamb market: Lower supplies keep mutton rates bubbling. Warragul sale Warragul dairy cattle sale: Price to pay considering the quality. Mixed quality Bairnsdale store cattle sale: Big orders lift steers. Sales round-up, June Mobile Newsletter Send Pics Send Stories. Follow Us Find us on Twitter RSS find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out here About Us Contact Us Digital Print Edition Letter to the Editor Advertise with Us Place an Ad Home Delivery Subscription Terms Powered by WordPress VIP News Corp Copyright.