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MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 24th May 2022
Comparison Date 17/05/22
Yarding 1,642 Change - 4,211
Numbers continued to fall this week with good opening rains received in most areas. Prices trended up with bidding a little more competitive on the heavy lambs. Ewes remained firm to up on last week with demand stagnant.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $50 for light store lines up to $148 while trade weights sold from $126 to $135/head. Heavy lambs made from $165 to a top of $202/head. Heavy ram lambs sold to processors for $100 to $182 /head.
Mutton fluctuated with store ewes selling from $49 to $110 and medium weight ewes returned $120 to $160 with a fleece while heavy weights sold for $142 to $155/head. The best heavy wethers returned $160 and mature rams fluctuated on quality selling from $40 to $80 to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE
Monday 23rd May 2022
Comparison Date 16/05/2021
Yarding 950
Change + 61
Numbers were up for a mixed quality yarding again dominated by pastoral cattle. Prices fluctuated on quality with an upward trend this week with the exception of the heavy bull and lightweight bull categories.
Weaner steers sold to 620c while restockers paid up to 558c for Angus weaner heifers. Processors were pushed to 344c for heavy prime cows and paid a top of 326c for store cows. Bulls dominated the numbers offered with heavy bulls finishing down 30c /kg.
Local bred weaner steers sold from 556c to 620c while heifers made from 420c to 558c quality dependent.
Yearling steers sold from 400c to 580c for local bred lines and from 380c to 576c for the pastoral types. Yearling heifers returned 350c to 530c for local bred lines and from 270c to 398c for the pastoral heifers.
Grown steers made 300c to 442c to processors while grown heifers sold from 304c to 408c / kg.
Heavy prime cows gained 20c selling from 292c to 344c while store cows sold to processors for 224c to 326c for the best and feeder buyers paid from 148c to 306c /kg.
Heavy bulls made from 220c to 286c, medium weights returned 228c to 468c depending on quality while light weight bullies sold from 250c to 528c /kg.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 17th May 2022
Comparison Date 10/05/22
Yarding 5,853 Change - 5,141
Numbers halved this week for a small yarding dominated by lambs. The lamb prices trended down with processor demand easier & selective with the numbers offered. Heavy lambs sold to a top of $186 while heavier weight ewes gained in price with the low numbers on offer.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $45 for light store lines up to $125/head for the best presented prime pens. Trade weights sold from $95 to $138/head. An excellent quality run of heavy lambs made from $130 to a top of $186/head. Heavy ram lambs sold to processors for $105 to $130/head. Merino wether hoggets made $77 to $100/head and young Merino ewe hoggets sold at $61 up to $168/head for the best.
Mutton fluctuated with store ewes selling from $51 to $100 and medium to heavy weight ewes returned $110 to $155/head with a fleece. The best heavy wethers returned $180/head and mature rams finished down on last week selling from $52 to $100/head to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE
Monday 16th May 2022
Comparison Date 09/05/2021
Yarding 889
Change + 225
Numbers were up for a mixed quality yarding dominated by pastoral cattle. All categories eased this week with little processor demand and small butchers absent. Medium weight yearling steers topped the market at 568c while processors paid a top of 300c for heavy prime cows and a large yarding of store cows sold mainly to feeder buyers. Heavy bulls eased selling to a top of 328c/kg.
Local bred weaner steers sold from 460c to 528c while heifers made from 372c to 522c quality dependent.
Yearling steers sold from 312c to 568c for local bred lines and from 258c to 290c for the pastoral types. Yearling heifers returned 294c to 450c for local bred lines and from 220c to 296c for the pastoral heifers.
Grown steers made 330c to 366c to processors and feeder steers returned 260c to 396c /kg. Grown heifers sold from 316c to 340c / kg.
Prime cows were back selling from 270c to 300c while store cows sold to feeder buyers for 150c to 288c /kg.
Heavy bulls made from 250c to 328c, medium weights returned 220c to 370c depending on quality while a mainly good quality run of light weight bullies sold from 248c to 536c /kg.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 10th May 2022
Comparison Date 03/05/22
Yarding 10,994 Change + 5,005
Numbers doubled with a mainly improved quality yarding. Prices trended down with processor demand easier & selective with the added numbers. A great quality run of heavy lambs eased with a top price of $197 paid for a pen of 30kg cwt lambs. Heaviest ewes remained fairly firm with demand dropping off at the end of the sale.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $40 for light store lines up to $133 for the best presented prime pens. Trade weights sold from $112 to $161/head. An excellent quality run of heavy lambs made from $150 to a top of $197/head. Ram lambs sold to processors for $67 to $150 depending on weights.
Merino wether hoggets sold for $69 to $175 and young Merino ewe hoggets at $50 to $166/head. Xbred hoggets returned $130 to $155/head.
Mutton eased with numbers with store ewes selling from $30 to $133, medium weight ewes returned $120 to $155 with a fleece and heavy ewes returned $150 to $168/head. The best heavy wethers returned $170 and mature rams fluctuated finishing down on last week selling from $70 to $110 to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
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MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 24th May 2022
Comparison Date 17/05/22
Yarding 1,642 Change - 4,211
Numbers continued to fall this week with good opening rains received in most areas. Prices trended up with bidding a little more competitive on the heavy lambs. Ewes remained firm to up on last week with demand stagnant.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $50 for light store lines up to $148 while trade weights sold from $126 to $135/head. Heavy lambs made from $165 to a top of $202/head. Heavy ram lambs sold to processors for $100 to $182 /head.
Mutton fluctuated with store ewes selling from $49 to $110 and medium weight ewes returned $120 to $160 with a fleece while heavy weights sold for $142 to $155/head. The best heavy wethers returned $160 and mature rams fluctuated on quality selling from $40 to $80 to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE
Monday 23rd May 2022
Comparison Date 16/05/2021
Yarding 950
Change + 61
Numbers were up for a mixed quality yarding again dominated by pastoral cattle. Prices fluctuated on quality with an upward trend this week with the exception of the heavy bull and lightweight bull categories.
Weaner steers sold to 620c while restockers paid up to 558c for Angus weaner heifers. Processors were pushed to 344c for heavy prime cows and paid a top of 326c for store cows. Bulls dominated the numbers offered with heavy bulls finishing down 30c /kg.
Local bred weaner steers sold from 556c to 620c while heifers made from 420c to 558c quality dependent.
Yearling steers sold from 400c to 580c for local bred lines and from 380c to 576c for the pastoral types. Yearling heifers returned 350c to 530c for local bred lines and from 270c to 398c for the pastoral heifers.
Grown steers made 300c to 442c to processors while grown heifers sold from 304c to 408c / kg.
Heavy prime cows gained 20c selling from 292c to 344c while store cows sold to processors for 224c to 326c for the best and feeder buyers paid from 148c to 306c /kg.
Heavy bulls made from 220c to 286c, medium weights returned 228c to 468c depending on quality while light weight bullies sold from 250c to 528c /kg.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 17th May 2022
Comparison Date 10/05/22
Yarding 5,853 Change - 5,141
Numbers halved this week for a small yarding dominated by lambs. The lamb prices trended down with processor demand easier & selective with the numbers offered. Heavy lambs sold to a top of $186 while heavier weight ewes gained in price with the low numbers on offer.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $45 for light store lines up to $125/head for the best presented prime pens. Trade weights sold from $95 to $138/head. An excellent quality run of heavy lambs made from $130 to a top of $186/head. Heavy ram lambs sold to processors for $105 to $130/head. Merino wether hoggets made $77 to $100/head and young Merino ewe hoggets sold at $61 up to $168/head for the best.
Mutton fluctuated with store ewes selling from $51 to $100 and medium to heavy weight ewes returned $110 to $155/head with a fleece. The best heavy wethers returned $180/head and mature rams finished down on last week selling from $52 to $100/head to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE
Monday 16th May 2022
Comparison Date 09/05/2021
Yarding 889
Change + 225
Numbers were up for a mixed quality yarding dominated by pastoral cattle. All categories eased this week with little processor demand and small butchers absent. Medium weight yearling steers topped the market at 568c while processors paid a top of 300c for heavy prime cows and a large yarding of store cows sold mainly to feeder buyers. Heavy bulls eased selling to a top of 328c/kg.
Local bred weaner steers sold from 460c to 528c while heifers made from 372c to 522c quality dependent.
Yearling steers sold from 312c to 568c for local bred lines and from 258c to 290c for the pastoral types. Yearling heifers returned 294c to 450c for local bred lines and from 220c to 296c for the pastoral heifers.
Grown steers made 330c to 366c to processors and feeder steers returned 260c to 396c /kg. Grown heifers sold from 316c to 340c / kg.
Prime cows were back selling from 270c to 300c while store cows sold to feeder buyers for 150c to 288c /kg.
Heavy bulls made from 250c to 328c, medium weights returned 220c to 370c depending on quality while a mainly good quality run of light weight bullies sold from 248c to 536c /kg.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE
Tuesday 10th May 2022
Comparison Date 03/05/22
Yarding 10,994 Change + 5,005
Numbers doubled with a mainly improved quality yarding. Prices trended down with processor demand easier & selective with the added numbers. A great quality run of heavy lambs eased with a top price of $197 paid for a pen of 30kg cwt lambs. Heaviest ewes remained fairly firm with demand dropping off at the end of the sale.
Airfreight weight lambs made from $40 for light store lines up to $133 for the best presented prime pens. Trade weights sold from $112 to $161/head. An excellent quality run of heavy lambs made from $150 to a top of $197/head. Ram lambs sold to processors for $67 to $150 depending on weights.
Merino wether hoggets sold for $69 to $175 and young Merino ewe hoggets at $50 to $166/head. Xbred hoggets returned $130 to $155/head.
Mutton eased with numbers with store ewes selling from $30 to $133, medium weight ewes returned $120 to $155 with a fleece and heavy ewes returned $150 to $168/head. The best heavy wethers returned $170 and mature rams fluctuated finishing down on last week selling from $70 to $110 to processors.
SOURCE NLRS
