Sky-high cattle prices | Market Murmurs

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Updated August 26 2020 - 12:05pm, first published 4:00am
Ray White Emms Mooney agent Ben Emms, Blayney, with nine 397kg Angus heifers sold by the Fitzpatrick Bros for 405c/kg ($1608) at the Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, prime cattle sale on Tuesday. Photo: Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange
Ray White Emms Mooney agent Ben Emms, Blayney, with nine 397kg Angus heifers sold by the Fitzpatrick Bros for 405c/kg ($1608) at the Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, prime cattle sale on Tuesday. Photo: Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange

SOARING cattle prices provide a strong incentive for graziers to sell, but many are finding the cost of buying in a heavy burden.

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Karen Bailey

Market analyst

Agricultural markets analyst and journalist for The Land newspaper. Former national cattle and lamb/sheep market analyst with Meat and Livestock Australia.

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