Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeGazetteDemand firms market

Demand firms market

There were similar numbers yarded last week in comparison to the previous sale at Baw Baw Livestock Exchange’s fat sale on Wednesday.
Demand was slightly better with most sales firm to stronger. Bullock numbers increased and averaged marginally heavier, and there were similar numbers in the steer and heifer sections with steers getting the upper hand with some re-stocker interest in this area.
A few extra veal were penned and quality was a little easier, but prices still remained steady with one smaller store steer reaching 402.2 cents per kilo.
The yard average lifted three cents to 322.2 cents.
Twelve bullocks made to 308.6 cents, back four cents, and averaged 288.3 cents, firm, 22 heifers made to 324.6 cents, up three cents, and averaged 267.9 cents, up five cents, 37 steers made to 342.2 cents, up 16 cents, and averaged 304.6 cents, up 28 cents, 229 veal made to 388.2 cents, back eight cents, and averaged 341.4 cents, back two cents.
There was a large reduction in numbers on Thursday with 427 head penned and with the return of missing buyers from last week, prices returned to normal with the extra competition resulting in a yard average lift of 34 cents to 209.1 cents.
There were 22 bulls yarded and the top was up 35 cents to 313.6 cents, with the average four cents up at 255.8 cents.
This pattern followed through to the cow pens with a top price of 304.2 cents, up 34 cents on last week and the average was 33 cents better at 204.7 cents.
The draw for 17 and 18 May is: 1, Scotts; 2, SEJ; 3, Landmark; 4, Elders; 5, Gibbon.

Vealers
One, Limo X, N McKenzie, Tynong Nth, 410 kilograms, 388.2 cents per kilogram, $1591; 5, Angus X, R and S Bell, Drouin, 278, 379.6, $1055; 4, Red Angus, P and R Dowling, Loch Valley, 365, 375, $1312; 2 Limo X, M and B Harding, Hill End, 380, 372, $1413; 1, Limo X, C and M Wareing, Warragul, 430, 371.2, $1596; 1, Char X, D and W Beilharz, Lang Lang, 320, 365, $1168.

Steers
Nine, Angus, A and D Klindworth, Yarragon, 445, 340, $1513; 2, Angus, P and R Dowling, Loch Valley, 480, 324.6, $1558.

Heifers
Two. Angus, A Dawson, Warragul, 560, 324.6, $1817; 1, Blonde X, M Rooney, Callignee, 570, 314.6, $1793; 1, Blonde, C and S Murphy, Fumina Sth, 515, 299.6, $1542; 1, Hereford, C Maddaluno, Morwell, 515, 283.2, $1458.

Export cows and heifers
One, Blonde X, M Rooney, Callignee, 690, 297.6, $2053; 1, Limo X, P Jones, Flynn, 520, 284.2, $1477; 1, Angus, T Taylor, Lardner, 450, 272.6, $1226; 1, Char, A and R Fry, Longwarry, 655, 271.6, $1778; 1, Limo, K Millar, Drouin East, 595, 270, $1606; 1, Angus, Batty and Ferguson, Buln East, 635, 268.2, $1703.

Dairy cows
One, Frie, C and R Buckridge, Buln Buln, 600, 236.6, $1419; 1, S/Horn, R Franklin, Yinnar, 610, 230.2, $1404; 1, Frie, W Williamson, Bona Vista, 550, 230, $1265; 1, Frie, G and L Williams, Hallora, 695, 228, $1584; 1, Frie, S Pilla, Trafalgar, 770, 228, $1755; 1, Frie, HH and D Spargo, Warragul Sth, 695, 222, $1542.

Bullocks
Four, Angus, D and G Hunter, Trafalgar, 610, 315.6, $1922.

Bulls
One, B/Blue, G and F Obrien, Trafalgar, 780, 313.6, $2446; 1, Droughtmaster, G and K O’Connor, Pakenham, 990, 293.2, $2902; 1, Angus, J Cochrane, Nar Nar Goon, 880, 285.6, $2513; 1, M/Grey, N and I Jondahl, Airly, 815, 279.2, $2275; 1, Char, A Edyvane, Monomeith, 885, 272.2, $2408.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

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

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...
More News

Premier finals battles set

A mouthwatering weekend of cricket will see tensions rise and old enemies lock horns to decide who punches their ticket to the Casey Cardinia...

Grand final spot on the line

The stage is set and everything is at stake when Buckley Ridges takes on Berwick in a preliminary final this weekend in the DDCA...

CCCA Next Gen Cricketers: Adams leads impressive group

The Casey Cardinia Cricket Association Premier Division is rich in young talent, with the next generation already making a deep impact. This list is of...

Warragul Show delights families

The 141st Warragul and West Gippsland Agricultural Show wrapped up last weekend, drawing crowds to the heart of Warragul for three days of agriculture,...

NextGen Level Up launches

Karinya Farm has officially launched its NextGen Youth Services at its new Pakenham space, bringing the Level Up program to young people aged 12...

Honouring women who inspire Cardinia

The Cardinia Cultural Centre came alive on Thursday, 5 March, as the community gathered to celebrate the women who shape and strengthen life across...

Popular Adventure showbag is back

The ever-popular Adventure Showbag is back at this year’s show on Saturday! Kids can travel from stand to stand collecting exciting items along the...

$1m boost for two schools

Two Yarra Valley schools scored hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Planned Maintenance Program (PMP) on 4 March, kickstarting key upgrades to infrastructure....

More milestones on the way

Installation of the new two-storey community pavilion at Upper Beaconsfield Recreation Reserve was underway last week. Grove Group is building the new two storey modular...

Opinion: Wrong target on housing

My dear Sikh friend recently confided that he had experienced racial abuse not once, but twice in the past three weeks. This revelation saddened...