Warwick cattle sale sees yearling prices hold firm in the UK

Published 2023년 2월 28일

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The article reports on the recent sale at Warwick, where 1,016 cattle were sold. Despite a decrease of 232 heads from the previous week, the prices for yearling cattle remained steady due to full buyer participation. The quality of the cattle played a significant role in the prices, with heavy cows and bulls seeing an increase in prices with the return of export buyers. Regular buyers, including local and interstate restockers, wholesalers, and feeders, also participated in the sale. Prices varied by weight and quality for different types of cattle, including steers, heifers, bullocks, and cows.

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A total of 1,016 cattle were yarded for this week's sale. Picture: File PRICES for yearling cattle remained firm at Tuesday's Warwick as a full panel of buyers were in attendance. Warwick agents penned 1,016 cattle down by 232 head on last week but the overall quality of the yarding was good with the yearling cattle selling to prices firm on the last sale with any price variations being quality related. With the return to a full panel of export buyers prices lifted on the heavy cows and bulls with the penning of bullocks not up to last weeks standard and easing slightly in price. The regular wholesale and feeder buyers attended along with local and interstate restockers. Read Also: Light weight yearling steers to restockers made 520 cents a kilogram with those in the 200 kilogram to 280kg range selling to 500c/kg and averaging 444c/kg. Yearling steers over 280kg to feed made 450c/kg with restockers paying to 470c/kg. Heavy yearling steers to feed made 400c/kg to average 366c/kg. ...

Source: Queenslandcountrylife