Mortlake splits steers and heifers in February sales due to massive volume of store cattle

Bryce Eishold
Updated February 20 2024 - 10:53am, first published February 15 2024 - 5:36pm
Alec Hinkle, Mortlake, with his pen of 12 Angus grown steers, 635kg, which made 338c/kg or $2146 to Elders Kerr & Co. Pictures by Liz Fowler
Alec Hinkle, Mortlake, with his pen of 12 Angus grown steers, 635kg, which made 338c/kg or $2146 to Elders Kerr & Co. Pictures by Liz Fowler

A mammoth influx of store cattle has caused steers and heifers to be split and sold across two sales at Mortlake in western Victoria.

Bryce Eishold

Bryce Eishold

Senior Journalist

Bryce is a senior journalist with Australian Community Media's Stock & Land where he reports on all aspects of agriculture. Bryce is also the president of the Rural Press Club of Victoria. Email Bryce at bryce.eishold@stockandland.com.au.

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