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CHECK out all the action from recent livestock markets in SA and Vic.

CHECK out all the action from recent livestock markets in SA and Vic.<br>

Peter Crauford, Moyston, Vic, with Ray White Keatley Mount Gambier's Matt McSkimming was among the high cents a kilogram sellers at Mount Gambier, selling these 30 7-8 month old Angus heifers for $835 (about $3.50/kg). He also sold 20 steers of the same age for $1000.

At the Ouyen, Vic, market were Mick Harrison, Don Beelitz and Luke McSwain. Mr Harrison, Victor Harbor, sold 44 crossbred lambs for $118 and Mr Beelitz, Parrakie, sold 144 head.

At the Ouyen, Vic, market were Bill and Sarah Sutton, DDS Farms, Manangatang, Vic.

At the Ouyen, Vic, market were Wendy and Caitlin Zoch, Tarrango Pastoral, Merrinee, Vic. They sold 401 Merinos. Their top price was $106 for 174 Merino lambs.

At Mount Gambier Melissa and Josh Harvey, Lindsay, Strathdownie, Vic, were volume heifer buyers of about 100 predominantly Angus heifers in the 300-330kg range.  They will be grown out to 500kg and sold into Coles grazed program.

Peter Green, Furner, was rapt to receive $1015 for 19 Angus steers, 7-8 months old at Mount Gambier. This was more than $100 more than he expected. "I bought the mothers of these mid last year for $1100 and calved them down and then sold them over the hooks for $1400 recently. It's been a good trade," he said.

At Mount Gambier were Leigh Kent, Kent Properties, Canunda, (middle) and his agent P&L Livestock's Rick Grimes with Peter Caskey, Cape Douglas, and "Chalky" Wishart, Millicent, sold 89 10-12 month old steers . The Simmental-Gelbvieh-Angus composites averaged $3.31/kg.

At the Swan Hill, Vic, prime lamb market was Ron Hoare, Woolmark Pty Ltd,
Koraleigh, NSW, with his exceptional heavy export lambs topping the market at 
$175/head.

Rick Steicke, Angaston, dropping off some chooks for sale at the Kapunda market.

At the Dublin market were Graham Pridham and partner, Sharon Haine, Kulpara, who sold 105 crossbred lambs for $160.

Alan Harris, Tarlee, sold crossbred lambs at Dublin for $118.

At the Kapunda market were Landmark Kapunda staff Tricia Couley and Debbie Newlands with some of the goats on offer.

CIAA's Kylie Kemp and Marnie Burt at the Dublin market.

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