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Sydney-based wool industry identity Don Belgre checking over wool samples. Picture supplied.

Don Belgre left an indelible mark on the fabric of the wool industry.

Wool industry icon remembered for his wisdom, positivity and commitment

ALPA agents at the NSW auctioneers school at Warwick Farm last week. Picture by Karen Bailey.

Rural agents hone their skills at specialist auctioneers school in Sydney.

Who are the top 10 NSW young auctioneers?

The quality yarding of 522 head attracted solid buyer competition at Forbes store cattle sale last Friday. File picture by Karen Bailey.

Both young cattle and breeders were in demand at Forbes store cattle sale.

Forbes cows with calves sell to $2320

Callum Hotham in front of his half finished mural in Bathurst's central business district. The artwork was commissioned by local businessman Peter Rogers on the side of his building. Picture by Karen Bailey.

Some might call it street art, but there is a detail and depth of talent that radiates from Callum Hotham's creations that is inspirational.

Painting the town one wall at a time

Joel Fleming from Nutrien Livestock at Tamworth said a bit of rain in the district had added confidence to the cattle market. Picture by Simon Chamberlain.

Cattle demand and buyer confidence has lifted at both store and prime sales this week.

Young cattle prices improve across NSW | The First Draft

Joe Donlan, JDL Livestock Narromine, with first-cross wether lambs sold by his clients Peter and John Barber, Currawonga, Narromine, through Elders Dubbo, for $145 a head at Dubbo lamb sale on Monday. Picture by Karen Bailey. 

The NSW Trade Lamb Indicator gained nearly 50 cents a kilogram (carcase weight) in the past week and on Tuesday was on 498c/kg.

Brighter outlook for NSW lamb prices

Most weaners were cheaper than the last store sale at Maitland.

Southern buyers active at Maitland store cattle sale

Richard Mallon, Woodstock, placed bids for Lyn Picker, Graham, Cowra, who bought 346kg Gilmandyke-blood steers for $760 a head at Carcoar store cattle sale last Friday. Picture by Karen Bailey.

The price gap is getting wider and there's a much more noticeable premium for the top quality cattle.

Picky bids from southern buyers firm up NSW prices

Lamb supply was steady at Tamworth's prime sale on Monday.

Some auctions recorded renewed restocker demand, while domestic butchers picked up the pace to secure the quality pens.

Are there signs of a lamb market recovery?

Neil Walker, Dorroughby Pastoral Company, Boorowa, sold 11- to 13-month-old Angus steers with an average weight of 340kg for $960 a head during the Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, store cattle sale on Friday. He is with his agent Mark Jolliffe from Kevin Miller, Whitty, Lennon and Company, Young.

A hefty yarding of 5136 head was offered during the Carcoar store cattle sale.