Restockers look north to Queensland to source numbers

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September 30 2020 - 11:00am
Gabby and Helen Waugh, Walcha, flanked by Pitt Sons agents Sam Payne and Gary Olrich. The Waughs sold the last of their cattle at Tamworth on Monday including 308kg Angus heifers for 481c/kg. While, there is still a trickle of restocker cattle coming through saleyards in the north, further south supply has almost dried up. Photo: Michelle Mawhinney
Gabby and Helen Waugh, Walcha, flanked by Pitt Sons agents Sam Payne and Gary Olrich. The Waughs sold the last of their cattle at Tamworth on Monday including 308kg Angus heifers for 481c/kg. While, there is still a trickle of restocker cattle coming through saleyards in the north, further south supply has almost dried up. Photo: Michelle Mawhinney

RESTOCKER cattle are becoming a rare commodity at southern NSW prime sales with abundant feed inciting graziers to hold on to cattle.

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Olivia Calver

Journalist

Journalist for The Land

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