The Muster: Lorneville Stock Sale Report

Andrew Martin presents the latest stock sale report from Lorneville.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, well, all that's heypical there, And where did he
go on again? For I'm a twenty five to give
herd in Our stock selling action comes courtesy of PGG Wrights.
And Andrew Martin was on the ground this morning at
the Launville sale yards. Good afternoon, Andrew, how did we go? Hey? Yeah,
We've a nice, nice enough spring day down at the yards.
We're still getting still getting good numbers of those winter

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prime lambs, which is good handful of us and lambs
starting to trickle in and those moderate cattle yardings with
the strong pricing, but the best best of our lambs
today two sixty three to three hundred and twenty dollars
number of pens north of the three hundred second cut
prime lambs two hundred through to two fifty with the

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lighter edge of the prime lambs and the one seventy
to one ninety five bracket. Not many butchers use them,
but the best of those one forty three to one
seventy second draftings at one twenty to one thirty five,
third draftings at one hundred to one fifteen with the
very conditioners priced in the seventy to ninety dollars bracket
Butcher's rams the best of those at eighty, the seconds

(01:07):
at sixty to seventy, with lighter end Butcher's rams at
forty to fifty dollars. Would just would say to your listeners, Andy,
just with us starting to march into spring, now if
they did have prime lambs, start maybe start to consider
moving them along as we get into that area where
the teeth could be just starting to head towards their

(01:30):
adult teeth popping through. Into the store section we go.
The best of the store lambs are at one fifty
to one sixty, the seconds at one thirty five to
one forty five. Third cup store lambs at one ten
to one twenty. We are starting just to get the
first of the using lambs trickle through, and they're ranging
from one twenty five to one thirty five, all counted

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per head. Into the prime cattle we go five hundred
and thirty five kilo stairs at four dollars forty two
per kilo. Some good heifers at a similar weight we're
also at four dollars forty akilo. Heifers at four sixty kilos,
we're making four dollars twelve bulls at five hundred and

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forty five kilos at three dollars eighty and into the
cal cows five hundred and seventy eight cows at two
dollars ninety per kilo and down at five hundred to
five twenty kilos at two seventy five to two seventy
eight per kg. Into the store kettle, we go the
two year market. Two year old Cheralo heifers five hundred

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and three kilos made twenty four hundred dollars. Two year
old Murray gray heifers at fourteen kilos made sixteen hundred dollars,
and some two year old here for a cross stairs
at three eighty three k's made nineteen hundred and sixty dollars.
Into the yealing market, we go here for cross stairs
at an impressive four hundred kilos were two thousand and

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seventy dollars. Hereford cross heifers at one hundred and eighty
one five kilos made eight hundred and ninety dollars, and
some good limits and mixed set cross six cross at
three eleven k's made fifteen hundred and sixty dollars. Medium
size store yarding today selling on good demand, and the

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bobby calf's still just rolling through the best of the
here For cross bulls up to one hundred and eighty dollars,
Hereford cross heifers at one hundred and fifty dollars, charlet
freezing ball calves at two hundred and fifteen dollars, and
charlet freezing cross calves at one forty five. The second
cut of the Hereford bulls were making one twenty to

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one forty and the second drafting of the Hereford heifers
eighty to one hundred dollars freezing balls basically a range
of seventy two through to one hundred dollars for them
and a medium sized yarding there with the good calves
selling exceptionally well, and then about wraps it up for
another week at lawn will sale and we're plan