Cows and calves jump by $196 to top at $3700
Cows with calves at foot saw a $196 increase on the previous week, boasting a $2,836 average which ranged from $1,560 to $3,700 with a 95% clearance.
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Cows with calves at foot saw a $196 increase on the previous week, boasting a $2,836 average which ranged from $1,560 to $3,700 with a 95% clearance.
Heifers weighing 200-280kgs increased by 32c to average 485c with prices selling between 330c to 579c on AuctionsPlus.
For the JBS Australia Thousand Guineas Shorthorn brand, COVID has meant taking a different approach to the marketing channels for the brand.
Light steers under 200kgs sold from 334c to 705c, averaging 583c, nearly 100c dearer than the previous week.
Feeder heifers weighing 330-400kgs sold between 387c and 594c, averaging 426c, 22c dearer than last week.
The big steers tipping the scales at 400kgs+ sold from 368c to 427c to average 405c on AuctionsPlus last week.
Cows with calves at foot held firm on the previous week, averaging $5 dearer at $2,586 with prices ranging between $1,680 and $3,550.
Beef producers chasing easy calving high growth bulls paid to a top of $31,000, setting a new record for the stud at the Reiland Angus spring bull sale on Friday.
Prices for cows and calves ranged from $2,010 to $3,400 to average $2,708 on AuctionsPlus last week.
Structure can be an important component of a breeding program, with structural scores accepted for animals less than 750 days of age, for inclusion in TACE, or mature females as part of recent work into Research Breeding Values (RBVs).
The Shorthorn sale week will see leading Shorthorn studs offer more than 170 outstanding Shorthorn sires.
In recognition of the strong global demand, the Australian Wagyu Association has today expanded the elite sale program to a southern hemisphere Spring and Autumn format, giving two sales per year.