Cowra Sheep Report

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Report Date: 25th June 2025

Total Yarding: 2,250

Commentary

Lamb numbers fell for a limited yarding and quality was mixed with the heavy weights in good condition while the remainder was up and down. There were mainly heavy lambs penned trades were limited and store lambs increased in supply. All the buyers were operating and competition eased a little as did the market.

Light lambs to the restockers sold from $82 to $154 down $9/head. Medium and heavy trade weight lambs were $1 to $8/head cheaper and averaged 990c to 1010c/kg cwt. The heavy trade sold from $235 to $244/head.

Heavy weight lambs eased $7 to $11/head and averaged from 995c to 1030c/kg cwt. Heavy weight lambs sold from $250 to $265 while extra heavy weights sold from $269 to $$326/head.

Mutton numbers declined for a limited yarding and difficult to quote. Heavy first cross ewes sold from $92 to $220/head or 490c to 560c/kg cwt.