Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazetteBuyers in holiday mode

Buyers in holiday mode

DUE to the preceding public holiday and mountain calf sales, numbers were right back with only 175 cows and 16 bulls yarded at the Victorian Livestock Exchange last week.
All the regular buyers were present but not all were active, with quality overall being plain. Prices fluctuated over the cow draft with trends difficult to quantify due to the low numbers presented, varying from seven cents cheaper to nine cents/kg dearer.
Medium weight D1 cows remained firm to marginally dearer, ranging from 172c to 204c/kg. Medium and heavy weight D3 cows were firm to five cents dearer, making from 220c to 247c to average 239c/kg. The small penning of plain quality bulls saw C3 lots ease 13c, ranging from 266c to 286c/kg to processors.
The VLE Draw for the week commencing Monday 21 March is as follows:
1, Rodwells; 2, Elders; 3, S.E.J.; 4, Landmark; 5, Everitt, Seeley and Bennetts; 6, Alex Scott and Staff; 7, Nathan Gibbon Livestock.
The next store sale is Thursday 24 March, commencing at 10am.
There will be no sale on Monday 28 March due to Easter Monday Public Holiday.

Previous article
Next article
Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Caldern brings safety and inclusion to the show

The upcoming Pakenham Show will feature a new stand to the Adventure Trail from Caldern, the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Emergency Responders’ Network. Principal...
More News

Club honours donor legacy

A revived community group in Casey has celebrated its official inauguration, honouring the legacy of a local organ donor. The Smart Club of Melbourne Inc....

Attempted carjacking in Hallam, police seek offenders

Investigations are still ongoing after two masked men armed with knives allegedly attempted to carjack a vehicle in Hallam in February. A man was...

Berwick overpass graffiti removed after two-year battle

After more than two years of frustration, the graffiti defacing the Clyde Road rail overpass in Berwick has been removed, marking a long-awaited win...

Controversial $32.5 million aged care divides town

Residents are sounding the alarm over the strain on congested roads, stretched services, and fragile infrastructure as a $32.5 million aged care centre is...

Missing elderly resident found injured, prompting calls for aged care accountability

​​Calls for accountability are growing after an elderly resident left a Pakenham aged care facility and was later found injured in the community. The man...

Progressive dinner with a difference

On February 18th the Inner Wheel Club of Pakenham held a Progressive Restaurant Dinner to raise funds for the District A62 International Project, Yokhuselo...

Vaccination push as measles cases rise in Victoria

South east residents are urged to make sure they are vaccinated against measles, with 10 cases of measles this year in the region. Measles has...

Footy test for new Metro Tunnel routes

The Metro Tunnel’s ‘Big Switch’ is set for a test as South East footy fans converge on Marvel Stadium and the MCG for AFL’s...

Hit to helmet proves costly

**Just when you thought the Premier relegation battle between DEVON MEADOWS and UPPER BEACONSFIELD couldn't get any closer, there was an odd moment towards...

Maskiell, Munro and Midge

DAVE: Good morning boys, welcome back to another edition of LTS. It’s always great when I get to wear my Collingwood polo on a...