Singleton Cattle Report
Report Date: 11th February 2026
Total Yarding: 807
Commentary
Numbers remained steady as Singleton agents yarded 807 head of cattle. Quality was strong across the weaner steers and heifers, yearlings well represented and there were some outstanding pens of cows.
Light steer calves keenly sought selling between 432c and 518c/kg averaging just shy of 500c/kg, medium weights topping at 516c/kg and over 330kg made up to 514c/kg. Similar story for light heifer calves trading between 378c and 410c/kg, medium weights averaged higher selling from 410c to 426c/kg and local butchers paid from 430c to 454c/kg for heavier types over 330kg.
Over 400kg yearling steers to the lot feeders averaged 445c/kg and topping at 470c/kg. Prime Limousin steers weighing 450kg made up to 558c/kg to the local trade. The gap between yearling heifers and steers to feed is rapidly closing with over 400kg heifers suitable for the job trading from 414c to 426c/kg.
Grown steers and Bullocks to process made from 400c to 430c/kg. Around 150 cows penned and with improved quality saw most grades firm to dearer. Light 2 score types selling between 246c and 320c/kg, heavier 3 and 4 scores sold 5c/kg better off making from 355c to 392c/kg.
Market Operator Angus Barlow.
