TRLX Tamworth Cattle Report

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Report Date: 28th September 2026

Total Yarding: 1,554

Commentary

1554 cattle were scanned in Tamworth this week, 650 less then last sale. It was a fair quality yarding of predominately yearling type cattle as well as an increased number of heavy weight cows on offer. All major buyers were present for a mostly stronger market.

Prime yearling cattle to the trade topped at 470c/kg. Yearling steers to feed were marginally dearer and made from 432c to 576 to average 534c/kg. Yearling heifers to feed were 20c cheaper and made from 370c to 494c to average 442c/kg. Light steers to the restocker were considerably dearer to make from 438c to 600c and average 579c/kg while the heifers were 25c dearer to make from 414c to 484c/kg and average 471c/kg.

Prime grown cattle to the processor reached 478c/kg. 2 score cows to the processor made from 312c to 359c/kg, 3 score cows were 3c better and made from 348c to 382c/kg while the Prime heavy weight 4 score cows held firm and made from 379c to 395c/kg. The best of the bulls reached 392c/kg.