Naracoorte Market Report 27/06/2023

By Graham Pymer, MLA Cattle: LWB 13 – LWY 109 – LWC 94 – OAY 1 Cattle numbers remained similar with 259 yarded, made up of 100 young cattle, 140 cows and 19 bulls. Quality was mixed with most of the usual buying group in attendance and operating along with restockers in a stronger market. Young cattle sold 20c to 30c/kg dearer with beef bred cows also showing improvement, up to 30c/kg dearer in places. Young cattle sold to the trade from 290c to 360c, with restockers and feeders paying from 320c to 360c/kg. The few grown steers sold to 288c, with grown heifers selling to 305c/kg to be to 20c/kg up on last week. Beef bred cows sold from 208c to 250c, with plainer types selling from 150c to 200c/kg. Heavy bulls sold from 210c to 227c/kg to be to 20c/kg dearer. Sheep & Lamb: Lambs 3167 – Sheep […]

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