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Buyers from Qld, NSW and SA among the volume purchasers at Ballarat
Bryce Eishold
FAMILY: Marty, Lou, Ted, 4, and Marty Gleeson, Carrahil, Clarendon, sold 26 Angus steers, 381kg, for $2540 or 661c/kg.
Heavier grown steers the stars at Mortlake
Philippe Perez
STORE MARKET: Marj and Laura Hickey, Messmate, Timboon who were selling a number of heifers were very happy with the turnout for the sales today.
'Unprecedented': Victorian prime cattle prices remain buoyant as winter nears
Bryce Eishold
VENDOR: Evelyn Indian, Endean Park, Tarwin Lower, sold 41 Angus steers including a pen of 14, 606kg, for 3200 at Leongatha on Friday.
Massive yarding at Pakenham store sale
Philippe Perez
YARDING: VLE Pakenham saw a record yarding at this Thursday's sale, with just a little over 4600 cattle. File photo.
Updated
South Gippsland record broken as VLE hosts its largest store cattle sale
Bryce Eishold
GOING, GONE: Rodney and Coral Donat, Mirboo, sold 45 Angus steers, eight to nine months, to a top price of $2300. Their lightest pen of steers, 268kg, made $2220 or 828c/kg.
First frost triggers calf sell-off
Annabelle Cleeland
NICE PRICE: Ian brown, Con and Maree De Groot, Springbank, Narbethong, with Narelle and Phil Douglas, Nutrien Ag Solutions Colac at the Yea monthly store sale.
Analysis
April beef exports plunge
Ken Wilcock
SLUMP: Public holidays that reduced the number of working days in April to 18 were partly to blame for the reduction. Picture: Shutterstock
Wangaratta market lacks volume buyers as agents report correction
Bryce Eishold
SALE-O: Close to 1000 cattle were yarded at Wangaratta on Friday. File photo.
Colac cows and calves fetch promising prices at mixed-quality sale
Bryce Eishold
BIG SPEND: Charles Stewart Dove director/auctioneer Shelby Howard and livestock agent Andrew Dalton and with the top pen of Angus heifers, 505kg, consigned by J&G Carson, Irrewillipe, which sold for $2660.
Wodonga store sale experiences a 'correction', according to agents
Bryce Eishold
SALE-O: Elders Albury, NSW, livestock manager Brett Shea and vendor Andy Witsed, Bunroy Station, Bunroy, who sold Angus and Charolais mixed-sex calves at Wodonga on Thursday.

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