Bids bolstered at NSW cattle sales | Market Murmurs

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Updated October 13 2020 - 9:38am, first published 9:29am
Waterloo Station, Glen Innes, sold milk-tooth Angus heifers through Davidson Cameron and Company for 376c/kg at the Tamworth prime sale on Monday. The lead pen averaged 497kg and returned $1865 a head. Photo: Michelle Mawhinney
Waterloo Station, Glen Innes, sold milk-tooth Angus heifers through Davidson Cameron and Company for 376c/kg at the Tamworth prime sale on Monday. The lead pen averaged 497kg and returned $1865 a head. Photo: Michelle Mawhinney

COMPETITION in the saleyards remains red hot for young cattle and this forced the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator to a record of 794.75 cents a kilogram (carcase weight) last week.

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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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