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Market Report – 26 February, 2018 Total Yarding: 1034 Quality was more mixed in a further reduced sized yarding of cattle that sold to a near similar field of buyers. Increased numbers of leaner conditioned young cattle along with more dairybred cows came forward but the grown steer yarding was further improved and comprised mainly
MARKET REPORT – 19 FEBRUARY 2018 Total Yarding: 1161 Demand was steady for a reduced sized offering of cattle. Quality was more mixed and the yarding held increased numbers of dairy bred yearlings and cows. Most of the regular field of processor buyers attended and more restocker orders were active. Prices, on quality, were close
MARKET REPORT – 12 FEBRUARY, 2018 Total Yarding: 1427 Overall the quality of the increased yarding of cattle was not up to the high standard set at last week’s sale. There was, however, the odd very good pen in some categories, but the bulk of the yarding was mixed with more dairy bred cattle available.
MARKET REPORT – 5 FEBRUARY, 2018 Total Yarding: 1298 There was a sizeable increase in cattle supply compared to last week and quality overall was better in the mainly good to very good conditioned offering. Another strong field of buyers attended and demand was stronger for most categories amongst steady competition. Prices for the improved
Karina & Gary Barbour sold Angus steers for $2.92/kg. Total Yarding: 3,787 There was an outstanding quality yarding of local producers’ cattle at the first WVLX store sale, as well as several exceptional lines of cattle that have been in the Western District on agistment from Gippsland, with a live exporter operating and strong
MARKET REPORT – 29 JANUARY, 2018 Total Yarding: 735 In the first WVLX Mortlake cattle sale reported on by MLA’s NLRS, agents penned 735 cattle comprised of 313 grown steers, 199 young cattle, 165 cows and 58 bulls. Quality was mixed with plain through to good quality in most categories. A strong field of buyers
MARKET REPORT – 22 JANUARY, 2018 Total Yarding: 2,047 This was the inaugural prime market sale at the WVLX saleyards in Mortlake. The yarding was, in the processor’s eyes, an outstanding yarding of quality cattle, especially the number of heavy steers and bullocks that were supplied, that sold to a top of 274c/kg. The number
The official numbers are in and the WVLX first prime market will sell close to 2,500 cattle at its new saleyards on Monday. WVLX Manager Tim Nowell said the numbers have far exceeded their expectations. “We were expecting over 1,000 head of cattle, but 2,472 is just amazing” Mr Nowell said. “We are so grateful
SELX Pty Ltd owns livestock selling centres at Yass (SELX) and Mortlake (WVLX). The Directors of SELX Pty Ltd have become aware through the media that Rohan Arnold a Director of SELX Pty Ltd has been arrested by Serbian authorities in Belgrade. The operation and management of SELX and WVLX are not affected by this
The countdown is on, with less than two weeks until the new $15million WVLX saleyards in Mortlake will be put to the test for its first prime market on Monday 22 January. WVLX Manager Tim Nowell said he was both nervous, yet excited and confident that the first sale would be a success. “It’s been