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Restockers rule the roost as Mount Gambier moves to fortnightly store sales (opens the original)
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Restockers were active at the Mount Gambier and District Saleyards store sale last week with prices firm on the August market. Only 440 head were on offer at the sale, due to the monthly sale being split in two while the facility's infrastructure work is underway. Elders and Nutrien both sold, with Miller Whan & John, Green Triangle and O'Connor and Graney set to grace the catwalk in a fortnight's time. Elders Mount Gambier offered about 320 head in the sale with stock agent Jack Meyer praising
Almost 14,000 lambs keenly sought after at Elders Eyre Peninsula Circuit Sale (opens the original)
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The total yarding more than doubled from 2025 at this year's Eyre Peninsula Circuit Sale, with almost 14,000 lambs and ewes headed to new pastures. Hosted by Elders, the sale was held across nine properties from Sheringa up the coast past Elliston. Heavier lambs in the sale, around the 40 kilogram mark, were quoted in the $200-$230 range, or 535 to 580 cents a kilogram live weight. Seconds were $180-$200 and similar c/kg, with thirds $140-$160. Crossbred lambs topped at $280, Merino wether lambs
Top Kattata Well ram bound for new stud in WA (opens the original)
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The Hull family from Kattata Well stud had one of its best sales on record at Port Kenny on Tuesday, achieving a near clearance and much improved average on its 2025 sale. Of the 170 rams offered in the on-property auction, 169 sold under the hammer, for an overall average of $1985. The 140 White Suffolks offered and sold to $4200, averaging $2050, while 29 Ultra Whites sold to the sale top of $5000, averaging $1672. Quality Livestock auctioneer Cam Petricevich said while the sale was one of the
Eyre Peninsula farmers protest 'ridiculous' rate hikes at council chambers (opens the original)
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A large group of Eyre Peninsula farmers has gathered outside its council chambers this morning to protest "ridiculous" rate rises in the region. Farming in a district so proud of its primary producers that it is home to the Australian Farmer sculpture, farmers in the Wudinna District Council region have been walloped with year-on-year rate hikes of more than 50 per cent. Many have been left outraged and confused by the increases outlined in the council's annual business plan. The council chamber
O'Brien sale topper heads to South East during successful ram auction (opens the original)
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O'Brien Dohne and Poll Merino enjoy strong lift in ram clearance.
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