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Low-input, high-output Merinos drive strong demand at Cassilis Park (opens the original)
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More than three decades of repeat buying underpinned the Cassilis Park Merino ram sale at Cassilis on Wednesday, September 30, as commercial producers chased balanced, low-maintenance sheep suited to a range of environments. The Armstrong family achieved a complete clearance, selling all 88 rams offered to a top of $5000 and averaging $2094. The $5000 sale-topper was Coddington Uardry Poll ram 255352, purchased by Alan Nagorcka, Alpine Ag, Parkes. The twin Poll ram weighed 80 kilograms and carri
Commercial focus on wool and growth lifts Dunbogan Merino ram sale (opens the original)
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A combination of fine wool, fleece performance and early growth drew repeat and new buyers to the Dunbogan Merino and Poll Merino stud on-property ram sale at Elong Elong on Tuesday, 29 September. At the fall of the hammer, 85 of 94 rams sold, averaged $2837, and reached a top of $6000. The nine passed-in rams were sold shortly after the auction. Poll Merinos accounted for 64 sales and averaged $2961, while 21 Merinos averaged $2459. The $6000 top-priced ram, Dunbogan 250200, was purchased by Ja
Geographic fodder divide prompts urgent warning on national hay stocks (opens the original)
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Australia may produce plenty of hay this season, but a geographical divide in fodder stocks and soaring diesel costs could determine whether that hay could economically reach livestock producers who need it. Much of the nation's remaining carryover is concentrated in parts of Victoria, while commercially-available stocks further north have been heavily depleted. Feed Central and LocalAg founder Tim Ford said the national supply figure disguised where the hay was actually sitting. "It's not a nat
Performance data drives top-price at Etiwanda Dorper sale at Cobar (opens the original)
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A Queensland buyer paid the top price at the 18th annual Etiwanda White Dorper on-property ram sale near Cobar on Friday, September 25. Andrew and Megan Mosely sold 108 of 117 rams offered to a top of $10,000 and an average of $3046. Buyers from across western NSW, Qld, Vic and WA competed on-property and online through AuctionsPlus. The $10,000 top-priced ram, tag 255256, was a 13-month-old single by Etiwanda Pampas 226712, with a maternal carcase production (MCP) index of 152.5. He recorded Au
Solid top at joint Greywood, Roseville Park ram fixture as young breeder doubles down (opens the original)
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Despite doubling the offering of Greywood Poll Dorsets, there was still plenty of interest at the joing Greywood and Roseville Park Charollais on-property ram sale, on Wednesday, September 23, bear Wambangalang, near Dubbo. Greywood sold 38 Poll Dorset rams to average $1362 and top at $3000, while Roseville Park cleared all 20 Charollais rams to average $1263 and top at $1500. Repeat buyer Wayne Leigh, Kananga, Dubbo, bought six Greywood rams, including the three highest-priced Poll Dorsets. Mr
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