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Tim and Anita Mahon, Glenhills Pastoral, Palen Creek, bought Charbray heifers 15 months from Tracey Dunnett, Maroon, for $710.

Cows and calves hit $1300 at Beaudesert

Cows and calves sold for $1570 at Laidely. Picture by Stariha Auctions


Agents reported the market was again improved.

Cows and calves in demand at Laidley

Brian and Alison Wood, Delmar, Aramac, pictured with Des Cuffe, Nutrien Hughenden, and some of the Hughenden Station Droughtmaster heifers they purchased at the Blackall sale. Picture: William Beirne

A decision by Blackall's Combined Agents to run one more cattle sale for the year gave Hughenden's Greg and Terressa Ford, Rivergum Grazing, the perfect opportunity to send 680 young cattle down for last Thursday's sale.

Hughenden heifers find ready market at Blackall

Stock were drawn from a wide area with 95 head from Victoria 619 from New South Wales plus 326 from far Western Queensland.

Numbers double at Dalby

Elders livestock agents Kane Weazel and Mitch Jackson, with a run of Cairo Cattle Company, Clermont, Droughtmaster feeder steer run which topped at 354c/kg. Picture: Ben Harden 

Demand for large lines of quality feeder cattle continued at the Emerald prime and store sale today.

Bumper yarding for Emerald sale as steer price hits 400c/kg

Agents reported the market was significantly dearer for most descriptions.

Light feeder steers and restockers in demand at Silverdale

Jacob Kerrisk and Michael Coggan, Elders, whose client JT and SG Walker, Yass, NSW, sold the top-priced pen for $100 at Yass last week. Picture supplied

Producers are opting to sell lambs at lighter weights.

There's a current shortage of lambs weighing more than 30 kilograms carcase weight

There was a rain reduce yarding of 274 head at Moreton on Tuesday.

Competition for weaners and restockers at Moreton

There were 171 cattle offered at Woodford on Monday.

Rain a boost for Woodford

Cattle were drawn from Gogango, Jambin, Eidsvold, Monto, Mundubbera, Gayndah, Miriam Vale, Rosedale, Gin Gin, Bundaberg, Childers, Maryborough, Hervey Bay, Tiaro, Kilkivan, Goomeri, Murgon, Wooroonden, Proston, Hivesville, Manyung and all local areas.

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