Grass-finishers dominate sale

Murray Arnel
Updated September 22 2015 - 12:45pm, first published 4:25pm
Lyntol Partners manager, Russ Bradley said his pure Palgrove-blood Charolais weaners have never seen a bad day at their Officer property, Kaduna Park. Sept//Nov-born and some reared by first-calf heifers the lead of the Lyntol Partners steers, 379kg, made $1340 at Yea while a second pen, 322kg made $1120.
Lyntol Partners manager, Russ Bradley said his pure Palgrove-blood Charolais weaners have never seen a bad day at their Officer property, Kaduna Park. Sept//Nov-born and some reared by first-calf heifers the lead of the Lyntol Partners steers, 379kg, made $1340 at Yea while a second pen, 322kg made $1120.

NORTH east, Gippsland and King Island grass-finishers increased the pressure on the store steer market at Yea last Friday pushing aside a strong body of feeder and processor buyers who, by the end of the day, dominated sales of unjoined heifers.

Murray Arnel

Stock store analyst for Stock & Land.

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