SELX Yass Cattle Report
Report Date: 4th December 2025
Total Yarding: 839
Commentary
Numbers eased and there were around 165 cows in the offering. The quality was plainer with a lot of light and dry young cattle but there were some well bred feeders and a limited supply of trade cattle. Grown steers were limited and there was a few more bullocks. Prime heavy grown heifers were also limited with more light weights in the yarding. Cattle with weight were firm to slightly cheaper while light and medium weights were cheaper with only a few of the better bred line were edging towards being firm.
Weaners steers reached 527c and heifers 458c/kg. Medium weight feeder steers ranged from 420c to 479c, and heavy feeder steers were firm selling from 457c to 471c/kg. Medium and heavy feeder heifers were 10c to 12c softer selling between 400c and 449c/kg. The limited supply of trade steers sold from 440c to 468c and heifers 449c to 455c/kg.
Grown steers were 7c softer while the few bullocks were up 3c. Most grown steers and bullocks sold from 450c to 480c/kg. Prime heavy grown heifers were firm to 3c stronger ranging from 430c to 452c/kg. Heavy 4 score cows were firm 405c to 432c but the leaner and lighter cows were 15c to 20c cheaper with the bulk selling from 320c to 365c/kg.
