Pregnancy-tested-in-calf females dominated Singleton yarding

The monthly store sale mostly consisted of pregnancy-tested-in-calf cows and PTIC heifers.

A total of four steers were yarded which made $630 to $660 a head, while a single bull sold for $1900.

Heifers sold for $500 to $900.

Cows made $670 to 1060.

PTIC heifers sold for $1000 to $1140 and PTIC cows made $600 to $1240.

Cows with calves sold for $900 to $1890.

Mob Livestock sold 10 Angus heifers for $900.

Pine Brook Farm sold three Galloway heifers for $500.

Justin Walters sold five Angus cows for $1060. The same vendor sold a single Limousin cow for $1050 and another four Angus cows for $950.

Robert Thompson sold a single Charolais-cross PTIC cow for $1240.

The same vendor also sold two Charolais-cross cows with calves for $1890, three Charolais-cross cows with calves for $1740 and another two Charolais-cross cows with calves for $1740.

Dean Woodbine sold several lines of PTIC cows, including five PTIC Angus cows for $1200.

The same vendor sold four PTIC Angus-cross cows for $1160 and another two PTIC Angus-cross cows for $1120.

The sale was conducted by Bailey Property and Livestock, Singleton, Hunter Stock and Land, Branxton, and Roger Fuller Pty Ltd, Singleton.