There was a full shed at Amy and Justin Dickens' JAD Speckle Park on-property sale at Yeoval on Friday, which coincided with a very welcome autumn break.
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The sale recorded a full clearance, with 36 bulls selling to a top price of $27,000 to average $9843, while 14 pregnancy-tested-in-calf stud heifers sold to an $11,000 top to average $7357.
The four pens of PTIC commercial heifers sold to $3200 to average $2469 and six lots of five semen straws sold to $425 to average $263 per straw.
Buyers spanned from Queensland to South Australia, with plenty of long-term clients returning to buy either in person or online.
Mr Dickens said it was a solid result and noted the rain would likely bring a boost to confidence, and prices, going forward.
Rebecca Nadge
Bec is livestock editor for The Land. She has previously worked for Stock & Land in Victoria, the ABC in Kununurra, and newspapers in Kalgoorlie and New Zealand. Contact her at bec.nadge@theland.com.au
Bec is livestock editor for The Land. She has previously worked for Stock & Land in Victoria, the ABC in Kununurra, and newspapers in Kalgoorlie and New Zealand. Contact her at bec.nadge@theland.com.au
