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Bryan Crispin, Copmanhurst, was keen on this pen of Cinnabar Station-bred Charbray heifers, 328kg that made 316c/kg or $1037, but couldn't keep up with the bidding momentum and saw them go to former dairy country at Megan.

Knee-deep green grass does funny things to restockers as witnessed at Grafton on Thursday.

Grass-fed confidence at Grafton store sale

Gloucester store sale recorded a rise in the market with a new summer outlook playing a large part in buyer confidence. File photo.

Cattle at Gloucester are on a rise as producers look to make the most of a good summer.

Gloucester steers lift with the market

Nabiac store sale sold to a much dearer trend on Saturday. File photo.

Cows with calves sold to the best bidding activity at Nabiac store sale on Saturday.

Nabiac cows with calves to $1750

About 2600 cattle were yarded at Wodonga last Thursday. File photo. 

More than 2500 cattle were yarded at Wodonga with competition from local buyers as well as from northern NSW.

Cows with calves top Wodonga sale

Michael Hall of Michael Hall Livestock with 10 Angus cows with calves sold by S and S Hannah for $1500 a unit at South Eastern Livestock Exchange near Yass last Friday. Picture by SELX.

Heifers were $80 to $120 dearer at Yass store sale.

Steers lift $300 a head at Yass store sale

Nick, Belinda, Harriet, 10, and Sandy Bailey, 4, of Panuara, sold a run of 90 cows with calves, including 55 Charbray cows with Angus-cross calves for $1700 that were on agistment at Coonamble. Picture by Rebecca Nadge.


More than 2000 head were yarded at Carcoar for the Bowyer and Livermore female sale.

Online bidders push female sale results at Carcoar

Scott Cooper, Nutrien Ag Solutions, Gunnedah with his clients Bert and Han D'Hudson, Webonga, Coolatai. Webonga offered 300 cows with calves at foot at the sale.

Tamworth livestock agents welcome a boost in the market of around $300 in four weeks as the seasonal outlook cheers up.

Tamworth steers to $1090 as market kicks $300 on four weeks ago

The issue of accuracy of the MLA national slaughter report has come to the fore recently as analysts pored over the figures to declare whether the herd is or isn't 'officially' in liquidation.