The yarding of around 1150 mainly steers and heifers at Yea attracted good competition and firm prices across all categories.
Nutrien Ag Yea's Chris Pollard said the crowd was small and the sale was carried out according to social distancing restrictions.
He said a council employee monitored the required social distancing requirements.
"A couple of times some buyers came a bit close to one another and the council person would blow a whistle and the sale stopped until the required space was met," he said.
The cattle were spaced with a pen between each sale lot.
Tyson Bush, Rodwells, Yea, said the live streaming to an area near the canteen worked extremely well.
He said a number of buyers were able to operate from that area.
He said the sale was a strong result and probably above expectations, particularly given the circumstances.
Mr Pollard said the centre planned to hold an all-agents store sale on May 8 and Nutrien Ag would hold its special spring-drop weaner sale on May 22.
Steers in excess of 450kg sold generally in a range of 370c/kg to 420c/kg, and the lighter end of steers under 320kg made 390c/kg to 515c/kg.
Of the heifers the heavy pens, 350kg and above generally made 350c/kg to 380c/kg and lighter cattle made 410c/kg to 445c/kg.
In the heavy steer run, Danny Uys had 21 steers, 405kg, $1630 or 402c/kg. The heifer portion of this draft comprising 19, at 370kg, sold for $1370 or 370c/kg.
R Greene sent a draft of steers with 15 Angus, 510kg, making $1790 or 350c/kg, while R Shaw, Merton, sold 11 Angus, 510kg, that made $1770 or 347c/kg.
B & L Taylor sold 20 Angus steers, 420kg, that made $1620 or 385c/kg, while M Doherty sold 11 at 450kg that made $1690 or 375c/kg.
K & M Foster sold 14 Angus and Charolais cross steers, 320kg, that made $1230 or 384c/kg.
R Perry forwarded 63 steers which sold in three lines with the tops of 19, at 270kg, making $1200 or 444c/kg, the 26 seconds, 233kg, made $1120 or 480c/kg and the thirds were a pen of 18, at 198kg that sold for $1020 or 515c/kg.
Angus/Hereford-cross steers sold account K Foletta sold in two lines with 14 at 257kg making $1110, or 431c/kg and 11 at 220kg made $955, or 482c/kg. The heifer portion sold in a pen of 16 at 242kg, that made $920 or 380c/kg.
Other lighter steers came forward from RM, ME & RC Cumming with 10 Angus, 280kg, making 1190, or 425c/kg, while Tacona sold 14 steers, 240kg, that sold for $1100 or 458c/kg.
Pinnaroo Pastoral sold 35 steers, weighing 300kg that sold for $1250 or 416c/kg and O'Connor Rural forwarded 10 that weighed 285kg and sold for $1130 or 396c/kg.
Jim McCooey forwarded a line of 80 mixed sex Charolais-cross calves. A pen of 19, at 246kg, sold for $1090 or 444c/kg and 17 seconds, 218kg, made $1050 or 481c/kg. The tops of the heifer portion was a pen of 24, weighing 233kg that made $980 or 420c/kg, and 27 seconds, 200kg, made $890 or 445c/kg.
A well bred line of 10 Charolais cows with calves at foot sold account B & T Crowley, Mansfield, sold for $2750.
Mimosa Glen sold Angus heifers with 23 weighing 209kg making $879 or 416c/kg and 36 at 173kg making $800, or 462c/kg.
Marlene Walsh sold a pen of 12 Angus heifers, 390kg, that made $1420, or 364c/kg, and D Lisle sold 10 weighing 380g that made $1280 or 363c/kg.
A consignment of 80 Angus heifers account Dueran Pastoral, Mansfield, sold in three lines. The tops of 20 at 360kg sold for $1370 or 380c/kg, the seconds of 40, 345kg, sold for $1300 or 376c/kg and 20 thirds, 330kg, made $1250 or 378c/kg.
