Mt Compass Cattle Report

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Report Date: 7th May 2025

Total Yarding: 782

Commentary

Numbers remained similar as agents offered 782 liveweight cattle. Quality was again extremely mixed with more plainer cattle across the offering as the female sell off continues. Younger cattle lacked the bloom and condition of the previous sale as most categories sold 15c to 30c/kg easier and more in places reflecting the overall lack of quality. The usual trade and processor buyers, feeders and restockers provided steady competition across the offering.

Vealer steers sold from 200c to 357c as heifers ranged from 200c to 270c/kg. Yearling steers ranged from 250c to 390c with heifers fetching 170c to 387c/kg.

Manufacturing steers ranged from 150c to 353c as grown steers sold from 307c to 391c with heifers fetching 180c to 369c/kg. Light beef cows sold from 130c to 371c with dairy types selling to 249c/kg. Medium beef cows sold from 183c to 329c with dairy types fetching 200c to 233c/kg. Heavy beef cows ranged from 177c to 365c with dairy types selling rom 240c to 277c/kg. Bulls sold from 240c to 353c/kg.

This market was reported remotely
Market reporter: John Traeger.