Corowa Sheep Sale Report

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Report Date: 9th February 2026

Total Yarding: 9,990

Commentary

Numbers remain limited with agents yarding 880 less sheep and lambs. Despite numbers dropping, quality lifted with additional weight and finish up for grabs. Some excellent supplementary fed lambs were on offer with numbers of over 30kg lambs noticeably increasing. All regular processors were in attendance joined by restocker competition. Trends lifted by $10 to $20 with all processor’s active.

Trade lambs were mostly well finished to suit the domestic buyers. Light and medium trade gained $5 to $10 selling between $218 and $258/head. Heavy trade from 23 to 26kg jumped up to $20 selling between $239 and $307/head averaging 1125c/kg cwt. Heavy lambs sold between $309 and $331/head. Export processors stepped up on the extra heavy types with the tops making to $381/head. Competition remains strong across the light lamb run with restockers stepping in between $175 and $230/head. Processor’s operated between $166 and $212/head.

All weights and grades were on offer across the mutton run and the market was strong. Extra heavy Crossbred ewes were $11 dearer selling between $240 and $275/head. Merino ewes sold up to $265/head. Trade sheep sold over $8/kg cwt making between $165 and $218/head.