Moss Vale Cattle Report

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Report Date: 2nd April 2025

Total Yarding: 1,810

Commentary

Numbers continue to increase for a total yarding of 1810, fair to outstanding quality cattle. There were some excellent runs of yearlings and vealers to suit the trade, along with some good pens of feeder steers. There was an increased supply of heavy grown cattle and there were 255 cows. All the usual buyers were operating, selling to a dearer market.

Prime yearlings were significantly dearer, selling from 322c to 465c/kg. Feeder steers lifted 9c, ranging from 335c to 412c, and heifers to feed were also dearer, to average 337c/kg. There was strong demand for well-bred weaners from the re-stockers and feedlot buyers, with the steers selling from 330c to 456c, and the heifers sold from 240c to 369c//kg.

Heavy grown cattle were considerably dearer, with the steers making from 320c to 391c/kg and the heifers reached 376c/kg. Cows were up to 30c dearer, with 2 and 3 scores selling from 255c to 326c, and heavy prime cows topped at 348c, to average 328c/kg. Heavy bulls to process lifted 6c, ranging from 275c to 330c/kg.
David Kent Market Reporter