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MUCHEA SHEEP AND LAMB REPORT 30/05/23
Total Yarding: 7,550 - Sheep 2,888- Lambs 4,662
Today was an almost identical sale to last week with around 7500 in total and around the same breakup of lambs and sheep. Although heavy lambs were not at the same weights as last week there was a reasonable supply of trade to heavy lambs presented with large lines of medium weight lambs down to very plain store lambs including around 350 immature new season lambs. The buyer gallery was full but demand was lacking across all categories of lambs especially in store condition selling to a cheaper trend easing up to $15/head and heavier lambs back $5/head while mature sheep held up firm.
Small framed store condition lambs started at $4 up to $25 and with better frame sold to $55/head. Merino lambs eased $10/head with the better store condition wethers selling to $83/head. Airfreight lambs easing $10/15 selling from $29 to $65 while trade lambs returned $42 to $108 and heavy lambs sold up to $125/head.
Merino wethers ranged from $65 to $105 with a fleece while Merino wether hoggets sold to $105 again with a fleece and Merino ewe hoggets returned $50 to $90/head. Dorper hoggets sold to $110, Young rams realized $86 and mature rams ranging $10 to $40/head.
Boner ewes made $10 to $45, medium ewes selling up to $75 and heavy ewes sold to $90/head.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA CATTLE REPORT 29/05/23
Total Yarding 706
A reduction in numbers by around 300 head from last week consisting mainly of pastoral cattle with around 200 local cattle on offer. A limited number of trade weight steers and heifers were presented along with lines of Locally fed pastoral cows. Anything out of processer or feedlot weights again were hard to sell with many light frame and condition pastoral heifers starting at 50c up to 216c/kg with limited store buyers.
Light condition vealer steers sold from 150c to 280c while Vealer steers with better condition realized 378c/kg. plain vealer heifers made from 50c to 220c and with better cover sold to 338c/kg. Local yearling steers meeting feedlot specifications returned 314c to 380c while yearling heifers at feedlot specifications selling from 190c to 324c and in lighter condition struggled starting at 50c up to 216c/kg.
Grown steers sold from 216c to 258c while Grown heifers returned 180c to 260c/kg. Store cows made 120c to 192c, medium cows selling from 190c to 238c while heavy cows realized 250c/kg.
Shipping bulls ranged from 180c to 418c and mature bulls returned 200c to 238c/kg.
SOURCE NLRS
We are excited to welcome you with our new sign at the saleyard entrance of the Muchea Livestock Centre!
News
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 07/12/2022 | Muchea Livestock Centre (Mlc) Christmas Shutdown |
| 15/11/2022 | Muchea Sheep And Lamb Report |
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MUCHEA SHEEP AND LAMB REPORT 30/05/23
Total Yarding: 7,550 - Sheep 2,888- Lambs 4,662
Today was an almost identical sale to last week with around 7500 in total and around the same breakup of lambs and sheep. Although heavy lambs were not at the same weights as last week there was a reasonable supply of trade to heavy lambs presented with large lines of medium weight lambs down to very plain store lambs including around 350 immature new season lambs. The buyer gallery was full but demand was lacking across all categories of lambs especially in store condition selling to a cheaper trend easing up to $15/head and heavier lambs back $5/head while mature sheep held up firm.
Small framed store condition lambs started at $4 up to $25 and with better frame sold to $55/head. Merino lambs eased $10/head with the better store condition wethers selling to $83/head. Airfreight lambs easing $10/15 selling from $29 to $65 while trade lambs returned $42 to $108 and heavy lambs sold up to $125/head.
Merino wethers ranged from $65 to $105 with a fleece while Merino wether hoggets sold to $105 again with a fleece and Merino ewe hoggets returned $50 to $90/head. Dorper hoggets sold to $110, Young rams realized $86 and mature rams ranging $10 to $40/head.
Boner ewes made $10 to $45, medium ewes selling up to $75 and heavy ewes sold to $90/head.
SOURCE NLRS
MUCHEA CATTLE REPORT 29/05/23
Total Yarding 706
A reduction in numbers by around 300 head from last week consisting mainly of pastoral cattle with around 200 local cattle on offer. A limited number of trade weight steers and heifers were presented along with lines of Locally fed pastoral cows. Anything out of processer or feedlot weights again were hard to sell with many light frame and condition pastoral heifers starting at 50c up to 216c/kg with limited store buyers.
Light condition vealer steers sold from 150c to 280c while Vealer steers with better condition realized 378c/kg. plain vealer heifers made from 50c to 220c and with better cover sold to 338c/kg. Local yearling steers meeting feedlot specifications returned 314c to 380c while yearling heifers at feedlot specifications selling from 190c to 324c and in lighter condition struggled starting at 50c up to 216c/kg.
Grown steers sold from 216c to 258c while Grown heifers returned 180c to 260c/kg. Store cows made 120c to 192c, medium cows selling from 190c to 238c while heavy cows realized 250c/kg.
Shipping bulls ranged from 180c to 418c and mature bulls returned 200c to 238c/kg.
SOURCE NLRS
We are excited to welcome you with our new sign at the saleyard entrance of the Muchea Livestock Centre!
News
| Date | Description |
|---|---|
| 07/12/2022 | Muchea Livestock Centre (Mlc) Christmas Shutdown |
| 15/11/2022 | Muchea Sheep And Lamb Report |
