The Muster: Lorneville Stock Sale Report

Sam Riley presents the latest stock sale report from Lorneville.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, well, I'll right to have we got there and
what did he go on again?

Speaker 2 (00:02):
For PGG write some present stuck selling action that occurred
at the Charlton. That's Thursday. This is Tuesday. So we've
got Lawneville and we have Sam Riley on the line today, Sam,
how do we go get any.

Speaker 3 (00:14):
Hag and on?

Speaker 2 (00:14):
Mate?

Speaker 3 (00:15):
Yeah, no, rudely present day after that rain yesterday afternoon,
it seems to be pretty well screwed. But we didn't
really need that rain.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
But however, Lawnville doesn't disappoint in the middle of November.

Speaker 3 (00:27):
No, that's just true. No, it never has and probably
never walked.

Speaker 2 (00:30):
It's always been the same, mate, How do we go?

Speaker 3 (00:33):
Uh? Yea, we can get into the Prime Street pretty
summer the last couple of weeks to seventy to three
twenty on the heavy lambs two forty two sixty five
on the mediums and one hundred and seventy one two
hundred and thirty dollars on the lighter end prime lambs. Yeah,
just a small yard and coming in now most of
the most of the last season's lambs have pretty much

(00:55):
been dealt with now, so yeah, a couple of weeks
time we've probably got some new season once coming on,
so into the years, probably lifting the years. Everything's selling
very well there good hev used two hundred and twenty
fifth two hundred and fifty dollars, mediums one hundred and
sixty one ninety and the lighter and years one hundred
and thirty, one hundred and fifty dollars into the rams

(01:16):
lifting the rams there as well, one hundred, one hundred
and twenty on the heavy rams, seventies and ninety on
the mediums, which was good to see. Into the store sheet.
Just a couple of pens of years of store lambs
still there, one hundred and twenty two hundred and sixty dollars.

Speaker 1 (01:32):
It was appen in new season's.

Speaker 3 (01:33):
Lambs in today and they were one hundred and eighty
five dollars and using lambs all counted one hundred and
thirty two hundred and forty seven dollars and Brian Kettle
it's a small adding of many. Gary Keal selling on
a strong market. Quote said Gary Heafer's four hundred and
fifty kilos three dollars fifty six BEF cross heafers at

(01:54):
six hundred and twenty five kgs four dollars sixty one,
steers at four hundred and eighty five.

Speaker 1 (01:59):
Kg four dollars forty two and the cows at four
fifty to six hundred kgs. They range from three dollars
though two to three dollars thirty in the cattle market,
just a smaller market selling on the smallest yarding sailing
on a sale market. Two year old beef cross balls
at five hundred and forty kg's three hundred dollars yelling,

(02:23):
beef cross stairs at two hundred and ninety three kilos
thirteen hundred dollars yelling here for cross stairs at two
hundred and eighty seven CAGs thirteen seventy, yelling friedian balls
at three hundred and eleven cag's thirteen fifty and some
yelling beef cross heapers at two hundred and eighty to
three hundred kgs. They were twelve forty to thirteen seventy.

Speaker 3 (02:44):
So that wraps up Lorboe. We do have a couple
of sales coming up next week, mate, especially for the
next next Tuesday. Next Lorbowe, there is approximately eight hundred
mixed six suff Text and Rodney new season's lambs coming
in there, so they'll be for sale at ten thirty
to next Tuesday, and then next Thursday we do have

(03:05):
a second of the spring kettle sales at Lawnbook, so
there is approximately one thousand mainly yielding cattle coming into that,
so that will be on. But that's ten thirty on
Thursday next week. So you know, I'm looking for a
few cattle. You know, the grass is strived to grow.
Get on down to that one. It rests it up.
Mate a mate,