Emerald Combined Agents yarded 1,096 head at today’s Prime and Store Sale. Recent rainfall throughout the local and surrounding areas brought some renewed confidence to the market, with strong competition evident across both the prime and store sections. Cattle were drawn from all local and surrounding districts, with a mixed offering presented. The prime section.
The Clermont Prime & Store Sale recorded an increased yarding of 1702 head today, with cattle drawn from Clermont, Aramac and one large consignment from the Northern Territory. The prime section presented a quality offering throughout, while the store yarding was mixed in type and quality. The prime market today seen an increase of 10.
The Emerald combined cattle sale today saw 1835 head of mixed quality cattle penned. Cattle were drawn from all local regions with the inclusion of lines from Bowen, Dingo & Nebo districts. Most descriptions are really starting to show signs of the deteriorating season, although the better finished local prime cattle are still holding on.
Emerald Combined Agents yarded a reduced offering of 1,650 head, with a mixed quality offering presented across both the prime and store sections. Cattle were drawn from all local and surrounding areas. The usual panel of buyers was in attendance, with healthy competition shown for better-quality cattle. The prime market remained generally firm, with well-finished.
The Emerald combined cattle sale saw a significantly larger offering this week, with 3,217 head yarded. Cattle were drawn from all local regions, with the inclusion of larger lines from the Nebo and Jericho districts. Quality was consistent across the yarding, with some very good offerings of local prime cattle, along with quality lines of.
The Emerald Combined Agents saw a larger yarding of 2,336 head come to hand for today’s prime & store sale. Cattle were drawn from all local and surrounding areas, along with lines from Charters Towers and Jericho. All the usual meatworks buyers were in attendance & were joined by an additional southern processor, with a.
The Clermont Prime & Store Sale recorded a yarding of 402 head today, with cattle drawn from Clermont and surrounding districts. The prime section presented a quality offering throughout, while the store yarding was mixed in type and quality. Prime cattle showed a considerable lift on the previous sale, while the store market was more.
The Emerald Combined Cattle Sale this week saw a larger yarding of 1,877 head. The yarding was again mixed in quality and type, however there was a larger percentage better-quality cattle offered this week. Cattle were drawn from all local areas, along with lines from Collinsville and Nebo. All the usual meatworks buyers were in.