Singleton Cattle Report
Report Date: 5th November 2025
Total Yarding: 839
Commentary
Singleton agents yarded 839 cattle up 200 head on last weeks wet weather sale. Cow numbers remained constant to yard around 70 head the balance primarily steer and heifer calves, supplies of yearlings and grown cattle limited. All the regular buyers at the rail competing in a firm to dearer market.
Light steer calves saw a flurry of buying activity to be 8c to 44c/kg dearer making from 424c to 548c/kg. Good supplies of medium weights to be 60c/kg dearer and more in places selling between 400c and 558c/kg. Heavier types over 330kg made to 536c/kg. Light heifer calves enjoyed the spoils of a good market to improve by 30c/kg trading from 360c to 464c/kg and heavy weights over 330kg jumped 26c/kg selling from 394c to 440c/kg whilst local trade calves topped at 454c/kg.
The few yearling steers on offer made from 418c to 494c/kg. Heavy Bullocks and grown heifers saw steady rises and traded from 370c to 446c/kg. 2 score cows spiked 46c/kg making from 320c to 384c/kg, prime heavy weights rose 22c to 35c/kg selling between 400c and 438c/kg. The best heavy Bull topped at 364c/kg.
Market Operator Angus Barlow.
