SELX Yass Cattle Report

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Report Date: 9th May 2025

Total Yarding: 6,018

Commentary

Numbers lifted to 6018 head, the quality was good with plenty of cattle showing growth and stretch for age and not many reflecting the dry condition at prevail in the supply area. Angus cattle dominated the sale with only a few lots of Herefords and Charolais to add a bit of colour in the mix. The dry conditions and the amount of store cattle being sold made the market sell to a softer trend.

Weaner steers were between $60 and $120/head softer with the light Angus steers under 200kg reaching $735/head. medium weights ranged from $570 to $1180/head with Angus steers reaching 446c/kg before averaging 390c and most of the coloured cattle ranged from 330c to 360c/kg. Heavy steers topped at $1380/head.

Heifers were hardest hit falling $150/head with the medium weights ranging from $370 to $880/head and averaged 280c/kg. Charolais heifers weighing 306kg reached $940 or 307c/kg. Heavy Angus heifers topped the heifer market reaching $1320/head.