Prices spike again at Grafton store sale as confidence in beef blossoms

JB
Updated June 22 2021 - 6:15pm, first published June 18 2021 - 7:00pm
Michelle and Robert Page, Heifer Station, with heifers crossed from Charolais over Brahman/Hereford, 220kg, which made 592c/kg or $1304.
Michelle and Robert Page, Heifer Station, with heifers crossed from Charolais over Brahman/Hereford, 220kg, which made 592c/kg or $1304.

A whisper of something in the wind brought out hundreds more head of cattle to be yarded for Thursday's monthly store sale at Grafton - 1745 in total - and vendors weren't disappointed with the first two pens of four tooth Angus, averaging 458.35 kilograms selling for 448.2 cents a kilogram or $2054, going north of the border onto feed.

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Jamie Brown

North Coast reporter

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