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Prices rise across categories at Mt Gambier cattle market
Jacqui Bateman
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Andi, Finn, Ben, Alicia, Sandee and Colin Rentsch, Dartmoor, Vic, sold 32, 253kg, PCAS Angus steers at $850 or $3.36/kg. Picture by Jacqui Bateman
Prices exceed expectations at 'best' Roe Creek yard lineup in years
Elizabeth Anderson
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Palmer Valley Station's Daisy Blencowe, Daisy Fogarty, Rory Simpson, Red Centre Rural's Steve Gaff, Ted and Sheri Fogarty and Amy Kynoch. The Fogartys sold to a top of 362c/kg for 454kg Angus. Picture by Elizabeth Anderson
NSW buyers, feedlots strengthen Naracoorte store sale |PHOTOS
Catherine Miller
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Paul and Stuart 'Snow' Merrett, Merrett Pastoral, Penola, with their TDC agent Sam Hill (middle) were pleased with the prices for their heavy weight Angus steers. The three pens of June-July 2022 drops topped at $1992.
Buyers set floor on heavy stock even as numbers jump at Mt Gambier market
Jacqui Bateman
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Leigh Kent, Canunda, sold 40 Yerwal-blood Angus steers for an average of $1742. Mr Kent's heaviest draft, 469kg, sold at $1800 or $3.84/kg to Teys Australia, while a lighter draft, 432kg, sold to J&F at $1670 or $3.87/kg. Picture by Jacqui Bateman
Markets analyst predicts dramatic livestock rises by 2026 on short supply
Catherine Miller
Global AgriTrends' market analyst Simon Quilty is forecasting some dramatic red meat price rises on the back of global shortage of supply. Picture by Catherine Miller
Naracoorte store cattle returns swing in solid direction
Vanessa Binks
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Eddie Dix, 7, Naracoorte, at last week's cattle market, Pictures by Vanessa Binks
Cattle prices stay 'fully firm' at Mt Gambier
Kylie Nicholls
Norman Gilmore, Nangkita, with brother Byron and his wife Tricia Gilmore, Morella, both from Eight Mile Creek, sold steers at Mount Gambier. Pictures by Kylie Nicholls
Agents encourage mental health conversation
Joely Mitchell Jodie O'Sullivan
Luke Deimel, Paull & Scollard Nutrien, TIACS co-founder Dan Allen, Brett Shea, Elders, TIACS co-chief executive Jason Banks, and Tim Robinson, Paull & Scollard Nutrien, at the Wodonga saleyards. Picture by Mark Jesser
Hamilton sale 'surprisingly strong'
Rachel Simmonds
Nutrien SLM director Sam Savin. File picture
Greater accuracy expectations with new restocker cattle indicator
Karen Bailey
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The indicator will cover yearling, vealer and weaner cattle weighing more than 200 kilograms (liveweight) which are bought and sold as restocker animals. Picture by Karen Bailey.

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