Moss Vale Cattle Report
Report Date: 17th September 2025
Total Yarding: 1,470
Commentary
Numbers deceased and the quality overall was not as good as previous sales. Young cattle suiting the restockers or backgrounders made up the bulk of the offering, along with a few good runs of well-finished yearlings and heavy grown steers to suit the processors, and there were 200 mixed quality cows. A full field of buyers were present, but not as active, , quality related, resulting in slightly cheaper trends.
Yearlings to process were back12c, selling from 448c to 578c/kg. Feeder steers were also cheaper ranging from 460c to 540c and heifers to feed slipped 10c to average 485c/kg. Weaner steers returning to the paddock did not attract the higher prices of last week and the heifers attracted keen competition for the better types, making from 320c to 525c/kg.
Heavy grown steers lifted 15c, selling from 440c to 535c and the ,limited supply of grown heifers were price unchanged, topping at 452c/kg. Cows were mostly firm with the 2 and 3 scores made from 320c to 384c , and the heavy prime cows ranged from 390c to 430c/kg. Cows to the restockers reached 370c/kg. The best of the heavy bulls to process made 388c/kg.
David Kent Market Reporter
