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Worker who can handle sheep, cattle and feral goat musters goes for serious price (opens the original)
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Securing a quality staff member comes at quite a cost these days, but it is money well spent - just ask Hayden Benson of Walcha, especially if he can muster sheep, cattle and goats. Mr Benson paid $27,000 to secure 28-month-old Glenfaba Proper from Sallina and Ben Crowe, Glenfaba Angus and Kelpies, Timor, during their inaugural sale on Friday, September 25. His new purchase will be put to work on an operation of more than 3237 hectares. "I intend on using him for breeding purposes to add his val
Ewes hit record as Abelene Park welcomes back Victorian buyers in a big way (opens the original)
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Poll Dorset ewes were in strong demand at the Abelene Park Poll Dorset and White Suffolk ram sale on Thursday, September 24, where a stud record price was reached twice. The Douglas family, Piallamore, achieved a 71 per cent on-site clearance for their sale, with unsold offerings continuing to sell after the fall of the hammer. In the Poll Dorset catalogue, 35 of 51 rams sold to a top of $4000, averaging $1397 and all10 White Suffolk rams sold to $1400, averaging $1060. But it was the ewes that
Average price climbs more than $2000 at Bungulla, Nagol Park Shorthorn sale (opens the original)
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A higher top price and strong average were among the highlights of the fifth annual on-property bull sale for Bungulla and Nagol Park Shorthorns near Manilla. The sale, on Wednesday, August 12, topped at $26,000 for a $9446 average, with 47 of 49 Shorthorn bulls sold under the hammer. It was well up on last year with The Bungulla draft reaching a top price of $18,000. The sale-topper, lot 38, Yamburgan Garavarni V115, was secured by the Marshall family, Burren Junction. The rising two-year-old r
Queensland, Victorian and local buyers chase key traits at DSK bull sale (opens the original)
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Buyers at the annual DSK Angus and Charolais sale at Borah Station, near Coonabarabran, on Friday, July 17, were chasing cattle that combined carcase quality, marbling performance and growth. Chris Knox and Helen Alexander welcomed buying interest from multiple states as 27 of their 41 Angus bulls sold to average $10,703, resulting in a 66 per cent clearance, and a top price of $26,000 (up $4000 on last year). The top-priced bull, lot 24, DSK Ronaldo Vapor V33, was purchased for $26,000 by Charv
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