A magnificent run of young females were offered at the Spring All Breed Female Sale at Maitland on Saturday.
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Bowe and Lidbury agent Greg Lidbury said of the 600 head offered, the best quality lines were about $200 a head dearer and other runs were $50 to $100 dearer than recent sales.
Weaner heifers from six to 12 months sold from $300 to $900 a head and averaged $650.
Pregnancy-tested-in-calf heifers sold from $1100 to $1620 and averaged $1450.
The cows with calves sold from $800 to $2125 and averaged $1450 a unit.
Mr Lidbury said PTIC cows, aged four to seven years, were snapped up for $1680 to $1800 a head.
Some for the top sales included Jim and Sally Tickle from Sugarloaf Angus near Dungog who sold three Angus cows with calves for $2125.
These top quality breeders were bought by Mackas Pastoral, Gloucester.
Barry Shearman, Fullerton Cove, sold six Charolais cows with calves for $1400 to Jim Eccleston, Woodville.
