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They'd be coming home at that price
Post the avg tomorrow then
Or how many came home
They'd be coming home at that price
They'd be coming home at that price
Post the avg tomorrow then
Or how many came home
Lovely cattle, we don't see as high a prices for the real top end but I would say 1130 for the boys and if the heifer is wider than the pic, I would say the best beast, I would put at 1075. Good luck, be interesting to see the prices. Ive got a few stragglers to sell a fortnight Friday, similar weights age and quality I think, will try to get pics up on this thread, be interesting to see what similar cattle make across different marts in different parts of the country
When you say natives sold best, do you mean made more, or more in comparism for the type of beast? So how are the natives bred? Presumed named sire type job? Around here my best, hopefully like yours would be 100 ahead of named angus sire, worst would be 100 behind, and middle of run but 50 kilo heavier than native the same price. Very roughly speaking
1st steer did £1180
2nd steer did £1110
Heifer did £910
Weighed 10-15kg lighter as empty.
Happy with those prices. All cattle sold well, Continentals did better than natives this year . Top pen of 5 native steers were 500kg £1085
Best ppk was the smallest Hereford X steer.....290kg, £750. 2.58ppk.
Will work out average ppk for the whole lot later!
How much a head up on average from last year were your prices today?
1st steer did £1180
2nd steer did £1110
Heifer did £910
Weighed 10-15kg lighter as empty.
Happy with those prices. All cattle sold well, Continentals did better than natives this year . Top pen of 5 native steers were 500kg £1085
Best ppk was the smallest Hereford X steer.....290kg, £750. 2.58ppk.
Will work out average ppk for the whole lot later!
£950