Consumer's taste for grainfed beef still strong | Prime market update and saleyard top quotes

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September 1 2022 - 6:30am
James Hagney, Clements and McCarthy, Bathurst, with 11 Angus steers, 352kg, that sold for 569 cents a kilogram (liveweight) or $2032 a head during the Carcoar prime cattle sale on Tuesday. Photo by Josh Stephens, CTLX Carcoar.
James Hagney, Clements and McCarthy, Bathurst, with 11 Angus steers, 352kg, that sold for 569 cents a kilogram (liveweight) or $2032 a head during the Carcoar prime cattle sale on Tuesday. Photo by Josh Stephens, CTLX Carcoar.

Consumers have not lost their taste for grainfed beef as the number of cattle on feed during the June quarter hit its third highest figure on record.

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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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