Singleton Cattle Report
Report Date: 17th June 2026
Total Yarding: 1,269
Commentary
Numbers fell by 275 head as Singleton agents penned 1269 cattle. The light steer and heifer calves were of tremendous quality, the balance fair and selling to most of the regular buyers.
Light steer calves were 20c/kg dearer selling from 494c to 654c/kg to average 608c/kg, those over 280kg not as buoyant making from 540c to 590c/kg. Light heifer calves sold to strong competition to be 30c/kg dearer trading from 428c to 538c/kg, over 330kg B muscle types to feed on made up to 544c/kg.
Medium and heavy weight yearling steers to the lot feeders were firm to slightly cheaper and sold from 440c to 558c/kg. Some big runs of light yearling heifers going to the crop sold to great demand making from 376c to 548c/kg. Trade cattle once again scarce and mixed and sold in a range of 440c to 556c/kg.
The return of a cow buyer saw lighter 2 score types sell 20c/kg dearer and made from 280c to 350c/kg, heavy 3 and 4 scores firm to cheaper and sold from 380c to 398c/kg.
Market Operator Angus Barlow.