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BY GLENN WEIR

LISMORE SALEYARDS CATTLE MARKET REPORT 26TH JANUARY 2024

1,650 cattle were sold at the Lismore Saleyards on Wednesday.

The yarding consisted of 40 bulls, 45 bullocks, 480 cows and 1,085 weaners. Prices for most classes were on a par with last week, some a little dearer.

Bulls sold from $2 to $2.68 per kg. Col Martin’s Charolais topping the day at $2,320.

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GRAFTON FAT CATTLE SALE

DATE: 23/01/2024

475 TOTAL HEAD YARDED 328 EXPORT

147 YOUNG CATTLE

Grafton’s fortnightly Fat Sale saw a very good yarding of stock on offer, in particular Cows, which were made up the majority of the yarding. With the threat of more wet weather in QLD to come, a full

Heavy cows from $2.40 to $2.69 per kg. Medium cows ranged from $2.10 to $2.69. Weaner steers sold to good competition. The Larsson Partnership’s line of 11 Charolais cross steers sold for a premium, $4.98 per kg for returns of $1,193. Most of the good quality steers sold from $3.70 to $4.00 per kg. A lot of the weaners are carrying good weight at the moment. There were 200 weighing between 280 and 330kg. Steers in this category averaged $3.52 per kg and heifers $2.98 per kg.

Good lines of lightweight weaner heifers either side of 200kg sold from $2.90 to $3.44 per kg.

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feld of buyers were in attendance all competing strongly. Bullocks cracked the 300c/kg mark to top at 305.2c/kg.

Fat Cows constantly made from 245-255c/kg to top at 263.2c/kg. A big run of Bulls also sold 20-30c/ kg dearer. Although young cattle were limited in numbers quality was good. The best of the steers sold to 432.2c/kg and their sisters reached 326.2c/ kg.

Upcoming Sales

Thursday 1st February 2024 – DLP Special Store Sale | Grafton Saleyards | 9am

Wednesday 31/1/24 - meatworks sale of bulls, cows, bullocks, vealers and weaners from 7.30am

Saturday 3/2/24 - Beef Breeder Sale A/C Hannigan family in conjunction with George and Fuhrmann

Wednesday 7/2/24 - meatworks sale of bulls, cows, bullocks, vealers and weaners from 7.30am at Casino Saleyards

Wednesday 31/1/24 - meatworks sale of bulls, cows, bullocks, vealers and weaners from 7.30am

Tuesday 6th February 2024 – Grafton Fat Cattle Sale | Grafton Saleyards | 8am

Tuesday 20th February 2024 – Grafton Fat Cattle Sale | Grafton Saleyards | 8am

Saturday 24th February 2024 – Clarence

Valley Select Female & Breeder Sale | Grafton Saleyards | 11am region as well as our main supply areas. The few vendors engulfed in the fres and also engulfed in helping to fght the fres and their results need our full support and thanks for their efforts.

Cattle and Lamb markets were frm to a shade dearer for the better fresher types and slightly weaker for the Mutton as well as any stock not up in condition.

Vealer steers av 202.5c/kg topping at 256.2c/kg or $514.33 to $686.34

Vealer heifers av 169.2c/kg topping at 258.2c/kg or $425.32 to $963.90

Feeder steers av 196.2c/kg topping at 232.2c/kg or $794.35 to $1210.17

Feder heifers av 164.7c/kg topping at 218.2c/kg or $561.17 to $1091.00

Yearling steers av 190c/kg topping at 239.2c/kg or $576.12 to $1000.65

Yearling heifers av 181c/kg topping at 382.2c/kg or $554.02 to $1724.68

Steers av 190.6c/kg topping at 230c/kg or $1067.51 to $1644.24

Heifers av 186.7c/kg topping at 244.2c/kg or $862.17 to and saw the market frm for the better fresher types and also the heavy end of the Hogget and Mutton types.

Lambs topped at $115 to av $67.81 ($3up)

Hoggets topped at $63 to av $31.21($Even)

Ewes topped at $32 to av $13.92 ($4down)

Wethers topped at $50 to av $3436 ($24 up)

Rams topped at $50 to av $11.92 ($Even)

Lamb Rams topped at $70 to av $24.23 ($14up)

Sale yarding of 1840 head av $52.23 a rise of $8/head week on week.

MCDOUGALL & SONS SHEEP & LAMB REPORT

Poultry numbers were slightly down with Roosters selling to $20, Hens to $42.50, Pullets to $42, Hen & Chicks to $35, Quails to $20, Geese to $20, Ducks to $12.50, Drakes to $20

Pork numbers are still down with Boars selling to $180, Sows selling from $55 to $370, Pork selling to $270, Light Pork selling to $228, Stores selling from $12.00 to $200.00. Sow and Litter selling to $260.

Agents today yarded 1840 head for the weekly sale which was approximately the same number as last week. The third wool 53.3kg to Thomas Foods for $92, 49.3kg to Thomas Foods for $84, 49.5 and 48.5kg to Eversons for $70, 46.8kg to Warwick Meats for $55

Ennismore Farming Co sold Merino lambs 56.6kg to Thomas Foods for $90, Xbred lambs 59.2kg to Thomas Foods for $95

Sunnymount Farming sold Dorper lambs 48.5kg to restockers for $104

Robert Deans sold Dorper x lambs 45.3kg to Jock Young Meats for $98

Michael Longhurst sold 47.5kg Dorper x lambs to Restockers for $100 and Uniplaza Meats for $91, 46kg hoggets to Eversons for $36, 52.5kg to Eversons for $50

James Coupe sold Aussie White lambs 52.5kg to Eversons for $74, 50kg to Jock Young Meats for $95

MC Dougall Family sold Dorper x lambs 55.4kg to Eversons for $100, 49kg to Grants Quality Meats for $104

Andrew Clark Dickson sold Dorper x lambs 50kg to Jock Young Meats for $109

Hurley & Weiss sold Dorper ram lambs 62kg to restockers for $70

Les Holton sold Dorper lambs 36.2kg to Highchester Meats for $74

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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 19)

The Sun/Uranus square and New Moon (in Aquarius) shake up and reboot your peer group zone, so a friend or work colleague from the past could boomerang back into your world! Whatever happens, do your best to surround yourself with authentic people who help you in hard times, encourage your talents and support your dreams. As birthday great Bob Marley observed: “True friends are like stars; you can only recognise them when it’s dark around you.”

TAURUS (Apr 20 – May 20)

You’ll be in the public eye in some way as the Sun, New Moon, Mercury and Pluto stimulate your reputation/career zone. So you could shine at work, at school or in a volunteer position. When it comes to your job, do you need to upskill? Are you looking for employment or is it time to change vocation? The winds of change are blowing so prepare to pivot! Are you looking for love? You could be attracted to someone from another country or culture.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 20)

You’re super busy and raring to go but are you actually achieving anything of substance? On Monday your ruler Mercury hooks up with meticulous Pluto, so make sure you doublecheck details and leave plenty of time to get to appointments. If you focus and prioritise (plus tackle tasks in regular short bursts) then you’ll gradually get things done. Friday night’s New Moon heralds an insightful realisation about yourself or a welcome weekend getaway.

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Crabs are sentimental creatures and can spend too much time in the past. Resist the urge to brood over love gone wrong. This week’s stars help heal your hurt feelings so you can finally let go and move on. The New Moon also signals a major shift in the areas of intimacy or money. Perhaps a passionate new affair or the start of a promising financial partnership? But plenty of patience is required on Thursday when a relationship goes through a bumpy patch.

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LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)

On Thursday, a romantic relationship or a professional partnership could veer off in an unpredictable direction, when disruptive Uranus squares the Sun (your ruling planet). When it comes to your career, don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater! Try to get the balance right between keeping what works and exploring exciting new options. Friday night’s New Moon is all about new beginnings involving love, marriage, a joint venture or a business partnership.

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The Sun, New Moon, Mercury and Pluto all highlight your health-and-wellbeing zone, so strive to be the fittest and most vibrant Virgo you can be. Get your body moving ASAP! Reinvention is the name of the game, as the planets encourage you to reboot your daily routine with passion and determination. The best way to manage stress is with relaxing indoor pursuits (like meditation or yoga) and vigorous outdoor activities (like running, cycling or hiking).

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This week six planets activate your family and friendship zones, so focus on the important people in your life who make your world go ’round. Make sure you love, nurture, and appreciate them to the max – but don’t expect them to make you happy! As writer (and birthday great) Alice Walker wisely observed: “Any happiness you get you’ve got to make yourself.” The terrific Venus/ Uranus trine encourages you to express yourself creatively.

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Monday’s Mercury/Pluto conjunction is all about intense communication and powerful conversations, especially with family members and/or housemates. And then Friday night’s New Moon encourages you to patch up an unpredictable relationship with a relative, as you demonstrate endless patience and hold out the olive branch of peace. As music legend (and birthday great) Bob Marley sang: “Overcome the devils with a thing called love.”

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Friday night’s New Moon inspires you to contribute your versatile talents to a worthy cause within your local community. Then satisfying connections and positive friendships will follow. However, when it comes to a neighbour, family member or work colleague, hold onto your seat and prepare for a rollercoaster ride. And avoid putting your foot firmly in your mouth on the weekend when the Mercury/Jupiter square encourages rash words and impulsive actions.

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The New Moon stimulates your cash zone, so take stock of your financial situation and initiate some smart strategies. And don’t forget to do an inventory of your inner wealth, which includes your self-esteem and core Capricorn values. Remember – you are more than your job, what you earn and what you own. With love planet Venus visiting your sign (until February 16) romance is in the air. Singles – amazing synchronicities could lead you to your soulmate.

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There are four planets transiting through your sign – the Sun encourages creativity, the New Moon signals a fresh cycle of growth and learning, and the Mercury/Pluto conjunction boosts concentration. But Thursday’s Sun/Uranus square could stir up a domestic drama. And remember –just because you’ve thought of a brilliant idea (and talked about it endlessly) doesn’t mean you’ve achieved anything. Be proactive about turning dreams into reality!

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The Mars/Neptune connection is wonderful for manifesting dreams – especially involving personal projects. Then the New Moon lights up your spirituality zone on Friday night. Put aside some special ‘me time’ so you can meditate, contemplate, ruminate, slow down, calm down and re-calibrate. Your motto is from writer (and birthday great) Alice Walker: “Look closely at the present you are constructing – it should look like the future you are dreaming.”

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