No bull - export demand creates good return for surplus sires

By Jamie Brown
August 21 2019 - 6:00pm
Bulls continue to flood saleyards in the north with this pen of Angus from a Trangie vendor making 261c/kg at last week's Dubbo prime sale. Photo by Rebecca Sharpe.
Bulls continue to flood saleyards in the north with this pen of Angus from a Trangie vendor making 261c/kg at last week's Dubbo prime sale. Photo by Rebecca Sharpe.

Strong demand from live exporters in Queensland combined with continued call for US-bound grinding beef out of southern processors has maintained solid prices for surplus bulls in spite of the drought-induced offload.

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