Mt Compass Cattle Report

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Report Date: 9th July 2025

Total Yarding: 435

Commentary

Numbers eased marginally as agents offered 435 liveweight and open auction cattle. Quality remains mixed however the best of the supplementary fed cattle were a highlight In a generally easier market. The usual trade and processor buyers were active along with feeders and restockers with specialty butchers active on the younger cattle.
An ideally finished Speckle calf topped the vealers with a 310kg heifer selling to 507c/kg.
Other highlights included a draft of grown Angus heifers, 637kg selling at 392c/kg to realise $2,492/head with a good line of 13 Angus grown steers, 531kg selling at 447c/kg to return $2,375/head.

Vealer steers sold from 250c to 430c with heifers sellling from 261c to 507c/kg. Yearling steers ranged from 350 c to 433c as yearlings heifers sold from 319c to 451c/kg. Grown steers sold from 351c to 449c with heifers fetching 200c to 415c/kg.
Light beef cows sold from 175c to 300c, medium beef cows sold from 160c to 355c with dairy breeds selling from 180c to 240c, heavy beef cows sold from 247c to 361c as dairy breeds ranged from 243c to 293c/kg..Bulls sold from 171c to 323c/kg.

Market reporter: John Traeger.