Shepparton Cattle Sale Report

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Report Date: 1st July 2025

Total Yarding: 2,000

Commentary

There were 1330 exports and 560 trade cattle penned , amongst the exports were 715 cows, with a large proportion of those being store condition cows with many going back out to be fed. There was a larger gallery of buyers, as more exporters were present. Grown heifers and well covered beef cows were the highlights, along with the heavier grown Angus steers that were met with very competitive bidding as Feedlotters regularly outbid the processors.

The trade section was very mixed in quality, as there were numerous lines of underdone and plain conditioned young cattle. The best of the vealers made to 429c/kg. The yearling steers to the trade ranged from 420c to 483c/kg and the yearling heifer portion made from 360c to 474c/kg.

The best of the grown steers sold at dearer rates. The 400 to 500kg steers to the trade made from 375c to 464c/kg. The 500 to 600kg bullocks ranged from 395c to 472c/kg, while the 600kg plus bullocks made to 445c/kg. the best cows were 2c to 13c/kg up on last sale. The dairy cows had mixed results with the poorer types slipping in price. The heavy D and C muscled beef cows made from 310c to 378c/kg and the heavy dairy cows made from 265c to 335c/kg to average 290c/kg D1.