TRLX Tamworth Cattle Report
Report Date: 27th July 2026
Total Yarding: 1,820
Commentary
1820 cattle were scanned in Tamworth this week an increase of 380. It was a mixed quality yarding of predominately yearling and weaner cattle. There were limited pens of prime cattle on offer. All major buyers attended for steady competition in an overall cheaper market.
Prime young cattle to the processor made to 538c/kg. Yearling steers to feed were 20c cheaper and made from 520c to 598c to average 574c/kg while the heifers made from 450c to 564c and averaged 549c/kg. Light steers to the restocker were 10c to 15c cheaper and made from 490c to 618c/kg to average 592c/kg. The heifers were 10c cheaper and made from 480c to 560c/kg.
Prime grown cattle to the processor made from 400c to 454c/kg. 2 score cows to the processor were 25c cheaper and made from 250c to 347c/kg. 3 score cows were 5c to 8c cheaper to make from 360c to 382c/kg. 4 score prime heavy weight cows held firm to make from 385c to 410c/kg. The best heavy bulls topped at 375c/kg.
Hamish Hosegood