Records at off-shears persist

Vanessa Binks
Updated October 7 2021 - 2:13pm, first published 2:08pm
BUMPER SALE: Spence Dix & Co's Joe Scammell with Angus Stockman and son James, Glenowie Poll Merino, Burra, who received the Mid North Feature Ewe sale's second-highest price of $382 for 402 of their 1.5-year-old ewes.
BUMPER SALE: Spence Dix & Co's Joe Scammell with Angus Stockman and son James, Glenowie Poll Merino, Burra, who received the Mid North Feature Ewe sale's second-highest price of $382 for 402 of their 1.5-year-old ewes.

AFTER last year delivered depressed and erratic returns across all sections of the sheep and lamb market, the rolling records of this year's off-shears season have been a welcomed result for vendors but the peak could be yet to come.

Vanessa Binks

Vanessa Binks

Markets Editor/Journalist

I am the Markets Editor and journalist at the Stock Journal. I am based at Nuriootpa in SA's lower north.

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