Breeders at NVLX Wodonga sell to $3880

Stephen Burns
Updated August 18 2021 - 10:23am, first published August 12 2021 - 3:00pm
Peter Ruaro, Peter Ruaro Livestock, Wodonga, purchased this pen of 29 Angus steers, EU-accredited and weighing 359kg sold on account Old Cobran Pty Ltd, Mullengandra, for $2000. Mr Ruaro's client was a traditional grass-fed bullock fattener. Photo: Peter Ruaro
Peter Ruaro, Peter Ruaro Livestock, Wodonga, purchased this pen of 29 Angus steers, EU-accredited and weighing 359kg sold on account Old Cobran Pty Ltd, Mullengandra, for $2000. Mr Ruaro's client was a traditional grass-fed bullock fattener. Photo: Peter Ruaro
Kevin Corcoran, Corcoran Parker, Wodonga, at today's NVLX Wodonga store cattle sale where first calf females sold to $3880. Photo: NVLX
Kevin Corcoran, Corcoran Parker, Wodonga, at today's NVLX Wodonga store cattle sale where first calf females sold to $3880. Photo: NVLX

With 1273 grown store cattle yarded today at Northern Victorian Livestock Exchange near Wodonga, most buying competition came from feedlot interests who continue to dominate cattle sales in order to fill their feeding pens.

Stephen Burns

Stephen Burns

Journalist, Wagga Wagga

Jackaroo on Merino sheep studs in the Riverina, a lifetime working on the land with sheep, cropping and cattle. Graduate Charles Sturt Uni with degree in Business and a Dean's Certificate. Graduate C.B. Alexander Agricultural College

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