COVID's NSW cattle market crunch

EW
Updated July 4 2022 - 11:44pm, first published January 13 2022 - 6:00am
CL Squires and Company auctioneer Tom Oakes with Angus-cross steers, 325 kilograms, which sold on account of Valtellina Pty Ltd to 646.2 cents a kilogram to return $2104.19 a head on Tuesday at Inverell. Photo: Steven O'Brien
CL Squires and Company auctioneer Tom Oakes with Angus-cross steers, 325 kilograms, which sold on account of Valtellina Pty Ltd to 646.2 cents a kilogram to return $2104.19 a head on Tuesday at Inverell. Photo: Steven O'Brien

WITH the major processors working at reduced capacity this week and still plenty of feed in the paddock, many graziers have held onto their stock through the first prime sales of 2022.

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