The Muster: Balclutha Stock Sale Report

Warwick Howie presents the latest stock sale report from Balclutha.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, well all that so hypical there and what are
he going again for? Stock selling action occurred at the
bear Clues to sow yards this morning, of course, sakes
of PGG rights and we catch up with the Worrick
Hell we once again Worrick Gida. How do we go? Yeah,
go our listeners. Of course it's the last time for
me on that the partnership on Friday, and follow of
course jumping over your side of the fenscount Street family,
which we're pretty excited about. So I public fift everyone

(00:24):
who's out for four weeks of the last eight years
through piggy ritching in my twelve years the industry before
there as well, I'm a say so it's been bunny enjoyable.
So hey, we know a great to hear bair clothes
as we know I things are rocking along. We are
living in the later positivity for once in the sheep industry,
which is great. And we're kettle seals that I thought
it and we hit a five or six humber kettle
good killing day two and of course a lot of

(00:44):
feature line down and lose my car and over my
craze of course, had a lot of two year old
a very nice two year old world bread Angus kettling
and they're two year old steels sold up for five
dollars twenty a k so that late fourth early five
dollars a kilo, and there's some very nice for the
in the made between four seventy and five dollars a killo.
I also had some very nice English yelling steers from

(01:07):
the Poona farms. He had the Scotts off off the
top of the top of the Mount Stewart there behind
the windmills, and they sold very well today too, between
five dollars forty eight and five to seventy five of
the killo. But now the kidder Mark took it on
pretty good. As we have talked about. It's sobered up
a wee bit in the last few weeks from some
of the crazy heights of August. But it's taking along,
you know. So they are well bred kettle and the

(01:28):
right colors, and they're all the same color. It does
pay on the sheep, and look weird a good ye
had of the sheep today as we know that market
here has been rocking along. Good. You having a fine
lambs today. Tomp In making between two hundred and fifty
and two hundred and thirty dollars, and they were some
very good lambs. I canon, so I was en upload
you making three fifty to two thirty, it's very good money.
But the lambs are also very very good as well.

(01:51):
One hundred and eighty two fifty on the medium and
the sort of one sixty to one eighty on the
smaller lambs. One of the stores and year we did,
we had a bit of a wall of the ladies
and gentlemen from Mark's coming, sort of one hundred and
tow one hundred and thirty on those bitter stall Ams,
eighty to ninety five on the mediums on the US
and I start to get a you wik I use
out and they are selling well, sort of one sixty

(02:11):
to two hundred and twelve dollars today on the bitter
en Jews, one twenty to one sixty on the mediums
they at eighty two, one hundred and five on the smalls.
They're just a headful of ms. They wor seventy dollars.
So hey, beg thanks everyone. Of course I've got young
Mark Cole. I mean you just take over the radio show.
He's taking over more. Laurence Wader on a run, so

(02:33):
I wish him all the very best. And of course
young Russell Malone, well he's being men for a few
days near Russell, although you know him. Of course he
is going to take over the Milton will Holway for me,
and he will. He'll get into that with plenty of enthusiasm.
So it's lock out all the beast of those two
young doors there are. We're going to be away on
the industreet in the future. That's looking bright. So we
may cost you summer in the future, asis, gentlemen, But

(02:54):
thank you very much good on your arks boys, a
pleasure to have you on. Made all the best. No,
thank you very much much bad he's praying. He's only
make it a holder now and pick who's a good
above on