A Successful day for KINDEE PASTORAL COMPANY!!
Roma Store Sale Summary Report July 24, 2012
NUMBERS rose significantly to 8500 head, as the drier conditions allowed movement of cattle from a wider area to the Roma Store Sale, on Tuesday.
The overall offering comprised 7700 steers and heifers, 600 dry cows, and 30 cows and calves.
With a good representation of buyers operating there was strong support for some of the larger lines of well presented cattle with values lifting a further 3c to 14c on last week's result.
However, due to the shear weight of numbers, the average price varied on the less quality lines.
A highlight of the sale was the annual offering of Ian and Jane Murray's, Kindee Pastoral Company's, performance-bred weaners trucked off their Injune and Taroom properties.
The line of 1063 Santa Shorthorn weaner cross steers (8-10 months) averaging 315kg topped at 240c/kg and averaged 231c/kg to return an average of $727/head.
Meanwhile, 595 Kindee Santa Shorthorn cross heifers averaging 286kg averaged 206c/kg to return $590/head.
Feeder steers in the 400 to 550kg range topping at 216c/kg and averaging 189c, steers in the 350 to 400kg topping at 235c/kg and averaging 197c/kg, steers in the 280 to 350kg range topping at 240c/kg and averaging 217c, steers in the 220 to 280kg topping at 241c/kg and averaging 219c/kg, while weaner steers up to 220kg topping at 224c/kg to average 205c/kg.
Heifers up to 220kg topped at 206c/kg and averaging 198c/kg, in the 220 to 280kg range made to 208c/kg and averaging 195c/kg, 280 to 350 kg topping at 212c and averaging 183c/kg, while the heavier cows topping at 208c and averaging 167c/kg.
Bulls up 400kg sold to a top of 194c/kg, while heavier bulls made to 182c/kg top money.
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Roma Store Sale Summary Report July 10, 2012
Roma heavy weaner steers hit 238c/kg
A very large yarding of 10,030 head of cattle was penned at Roma's Store Sale on Tuesday. The big yarding attracted a sizeable panel of buyers to the sale.
Prices improved for most of the good lines of weaner steers and heifers on offer.
Feeder steers in the 400-550kg range topping at 218c/kg and averaging 178c/kg, while steers in the 350-400kg range reached 222c/kg and averaged 179c/kg and steers in the 280-350kg range reached 238c/kg and averaged 209c/kg. Weaner steers in the 220-280kg range reached 238c/kg and averaged 216c/kg, while weaners under 220kg topped at 234c/kg and averaged 210c/kg.
JS Grazing, Double J, Injune, sold Angus-cross steers to 238c for 292kg to return $696. They also sold Angus heifers to 213c for 309kg to make $660.
The Harland family, Glenolive, Injune, sold Charolais-cross steers to 231c for 298kg to return $690.
The Pampling family, Derbyshire Downs, Augathella, sold Angus-cross steers to 230c for 302kg to make $694.
Consolidated Pastoral Co, Isis Downs, Isisford, sold Charolais-cross steers to 230c for 296kg to make $682. They also sold Angus-cross heifers to 196c for 328kg to make $645.
The Hammond family, Muthong, Dirranbandi, sold Charolais-cross steers to 230c and averaged 227c for 264kg to return $600.
DC Diamond Pastoral Co, Lucky Downs, Yuleba, sold Charolais-cross steers to 229c for 258kg to make $592. They also sold Charolais-cross heifers to 200c for 265kg to return $530.
The Sorensen family, Beaumont, Injune, sold Charolais-cross steers to 227c for 322kg to make $733.
The Anderson family, East Sunrise, Injune, sold Charolais-cross steers to 225c for 297kg to make $669.
The McInnerny family, Canmaroo, Glenmorgan, sold Angus-cross steers to 225c for 261kg to make $589. They also sold Angus-cross heifers to 188c for 249kg to return $469.
The Bright family, Karoola Park, Roma, sold Angus-cross steers to 224c for 330kg to make $741. They also sold Angus-cross heifers to 186c for 292kg to return $554.
The Ricketts family, Eastern Creek, Mitchell, sold Droughtmaster-cross steers to 224c for 263kg to make $590.
The Thornton family, Westlyn, Morven, sold Charolais-cross steers to 224c and averaged 215c for 277kg to return $595.
The Worsford family, La Pilli, Wandoan, sold Charolais-cross steers to 220c for 301kg to make $664.
Seawright Investments, Reben Downs, Injune, sold Santa-cross steers to 218c and averaged 202c for 331kg to return $668.
The Phillips family, Injune, sold Brangus-cross steers to 216c for 241kg to make $522.
Garry Lee, Scotsburn, Mitchell, sold Angus-cross steers to 214c for 195kg to make $419.
The Redgen family, The Rockies, Roma, sold Shorthorn steers to 205c for 317kg to make $649.
Mogera Pastoral Co, Charleville, sold Simbrah steers to 200c for 306kg to make $613.
The Burey family, Springhill, Amby, sold Charolais-cross steers to 198c for 404kg to return $801. They also sold Brahman-cross heifers to 188c for 410kg to make $771.
The Bidgood family, Katoomba, Injune, sold steers for an average of 196c for 344kg to make $674.
Preston Partnership, Mungallala, sold Charolais-cross steers to 194c for 355kg to return $689.
The Ward family, Karana, Injune, sold Charbray steers to 178c for 537kg to make $957.
Heifers in the 350-450kg range reached 196c and averaged 162c.
Heifers in the 280-350kg range topped at 213c/kg and averaged 178c/kg.
Heifers in the 220-280kg range topped at 212c/kg and averaged 187c/kg, while heifers under 220kg topped at 200c/kg and averaged 190c/kg.
The Hiscock family, Holly Downs, Augathella, sold Charolais heifers to 196c for 250kg to return $491.
Cows over 500kg hit 165c and averaged 142c, while cows 400-500kg topped at 164c and averaged 134c. Cows in the 300-400kg range made 140c and averaged 118c.
Cows and calves sold to $1010/unit and averaged $765.
Bulls up to 400kg reached 193c to average 151c.
ROMA STORE SALE 12TH MARCH 2013
Roma Store & Braford Infused Sale 12.03.13
Roma medium weight steers hit 200c/kg
A very large yarding of 10,520 head of cattle was penned at Roma's Store Sale on Tuesday. The yarding consisted of some very good quality lines of cattle and a full panel of cattle buyers was present and operating.
Weaners under 220kg topped at 218c/kg and averaged 188c/kg, while weaner steers in the 220-280kg range reached 209c/kg and averaged 180c/kg. Steers in the 280-350kg range reached 200c/kg and averaged 175c/kg, and steers in the 350-400kg range reached 196c/kg and averaged 174c/kg. Feeder steers in the 400-550kg range topping at 179c/kg and averaging 171c/kg.
Pensini Grazing, Cameron Downs, Hughenden, sold Charolais-cross steers to 209c/kg for 245kg to make $513/head. They also sold Charbray heifers to 164c for 383kg to return $629.
Lighthouse Pastoral Co, Roma, sold Angus steers to 208c and sold a pen of steers to 200c for 294kg to return $588.
Ball & Company, Strangford, Longreach, sold Droughtmaster steers to 207c for 232kg to return $481.
The Allen family, Huttonview, Injune, sold Charolais-cross steers to 190c for 253kg to make $481.
Dallawaii Holdings, Gracemere, Mitchell, sold Santa steers to 185c for 313kg to make $579.
Moonya Pastoral Co, Roma, sold Brangus steers to 182c for 360kg to return $656.
Ashman Grazing, Escombe Downs, Winton, sold Braford steers to 180c for 336kg to make $605. They also sold Braford steers to 206c for 224kg to return $463.
Geoff Munday, Laretburn, Roma, sold Droughtmaster steers to 180c for 294kg to return $529. They also sold Droughtmaster heifers to 158c for 390kg to return $616.
The Kadel family, Pamaroo, Roma, sold Limousin-cross steers to 175c for 409kg to make $717.
The Nichol family, Ridgewell, Roma, sold Braford steers to 175c for 384kg to return $672.
Gwenbrook Farms, Roma, sold Santa-cross steers to 171c for 537kg to make $920.
Heifers in the 350-450kg range reached 200c/kg and averaged 154c/kg.
Heifers in the 280-350kg range topped at 172c/kg and averaged 153c/kg.
Heifers in the 220-280kg range topped at 179c/kg and averaged 155c/kg, while heifers under 220kg topped at 180c/kg and averaged 154c/kg.
Ray Mayne, Olivia, Roma, sold Droughtmaster-cross steers to 171c for 432kg to return $740.
The Maunder family, Macarra, Wallumbilla, sold a lead pen of Charolais-cross heifers to 171c for 348kg to make $595.
Mt. Enniskillen Pastoral Co, Blackall, sold Santa heifers to 170c for 328kg to return $558.
Brett Conroy, Penrose, Roma, sold Droughtmaster heifers to 164c for 349kg to make $574.
Broadford Pastoral Co, Hughenden, sold Braford heifers to 159c for 297kg to return $472.
Wongabel Grazing Co, Surat, sold Droughtmaster heifers to 158c for 361kg to return $572.
Cows over 500kg hit 143c/kg and averaged 133c/kg, while cows 400-500kg topped at 152c/kg and averaged 118c/kg. Cows in the 300-400kg sold to 152c/kg and averaged 115c/kg.
Cows and calves sold to $790/unit.
Bulls up to 400kg reached 166c/kg and average 147c/kg.
A very large yarding of 10,520 head of cattle was penned at Roma's Store Sale on Tuesday. The yarding consisted of some very good quality lines of cattle and a full panel of cattle buyers was present and operating.
Weaners under 220kg topped at 218c/kg and averaged 188c/kg, while weaner steers in the 220-280kg range reached 209c/kg and averaged 180c/kg. Steers in the 280-350kg range reached 200c/kg and averaged 175c/kg, and steers in the 350-400kg range reached 196c/kg and averaged 174c/kg. Feeder steers in the 400-550kg range topping at 179c/kg and averaging 171c/kg.
Roma heavy cow tops 150c/kg
A total of 1668 head of cattle were penned at Roma's Prime Sale on Thursday.
Steers over 550kg sold to 174c/kg and averaged 154c/kg, while steers in the 400-550kg sold to 170c/kg and averaged 161c/kg.
Torres Park Grazing, Cherry Hills, Injune, sold Santa steers to 172c for 622kg to return $1069.
Heifers over 450kg sold to 163c/kg and averaged 148c/kg, while heifers in the 350-450kg category returned 158c/kg and averaged 147c/kg.
Barry Reid, Brekerdam, Roma, sold Brangus heifers to 163c for 510kg to return $833.
Biddenham Pastoral, Augathella, sold Droughtmaster-cross heifers to 160c for 514kg to make $822.
Stirling Ag Co, Stirling, Roma, sold Santa heifers to 156c for 512kg to return $800.
Reynella Grazing Co, Reynella, Charleville, sold Charolais-cross heifers to 156c for 447kg to make $698.
Cows over 500kg peaked at 150c/kg and averaged 133c/kg, while cows in the 400-500kg class topped at 142c/kg and averaged 124c/kg. Cows 300-400kg reached 136c/kg and averaged 109c/kg.
The Davidson family, Hillandale, Wandoan, sold Santa cows to 146c for 604kg to return $883.
The Statham family, Possession Creek, Mitchell, sold Santa cows to 140c for 580kg to make $812.
Mark Gadsby, Noorooloo, Morven, sold Brahman-cross cows to 139c for 512kg to make $710.
Warren Point Pastoral Co, Coolibah, Mitchell, sold a Hereford cows for 136c for 730kg to return $994.
Bulls over 600kg topped at 162c/kg and averaged 145c/kg.
A total of 1668 head of cattle were penned at Roma's Prime Sale on Thursday.
Steers over 550kg sold to 174c/kg and averaged 154c/kg, while steers in the 400-550kg sold to 170c/kg and averaged 161c/kg.
Heifers over 450kg sold to 163c/kg and averaged 148c/kg, while heifers in the 350-450kg category returned 158c/kg and averaged 147c/kg.
Cows over 500kg peaked at 150c/kg and averaged 133c/kg, while cows in the 400-500kg class topped at 142c/kg and averaged 124c/kg. Cows 300-400kg reached 136c/kg and averaged 109c/kg.
Bulls over 600kg topped at 162c/kg and averaged 145c/kg.
Sales held at Roma Sale Yards
March - in conjunction with sales Braford Stud Sale
14 Aug - Riverglen Charolais
19 Aug - Landmark Charolais
21 Aug - Better Value Charolais
27 Aug - Brenda Angus
30 Aug - Glenview Limousin
4 Sep - Maranoa Charolais
6 Sep - Black Friday Angus - Watkins and Company
9 Sep - Roma Poll Hereford
11 Sep - Heartland Santa Gertrudis Annual Bull Sale
13 Sep - Roma Simmental
16 Sep - Northern Murray Grey Sale
20 Sep - Beef Breeders
4 Oct - Glenfosslyn Droughmaster
24/25 Oct - Tropical Breeds Sale
FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING ANY OF THE SALES PLEASE PHONE THE OFFICE ON
PH: (07) 4622 1222
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Watkins & Company is one of Roma's largest private livestock specialists and have been marketing livestock in the Maranoa region since the early 1960's. Initially established by the late Kevin Watkins in 1963 at Wallumbilla. Today Brad Neven owner and auctioneer alongside the districts leading livestock salesman Jimmy Green continue to operate the business based on the traditional values of client service and honesty. 'Our loyal and long standing clients help our business thrive and withstand the competition from the larger franchised agencies in Roma” Brad Neven explains. “We appreciate our clients business and the opportunity to market their livestock. We know they could have chosen one of our competitors, and we appreciate that they choose to use Watkins and Company” The last month of livestock sales has proven to be one of the busiest months on record with our sale yard numbers exceeding 7500 head. This week the trend continues for the Watkins & Company livestock team with over 2200 cattle already booked in to them. “We have had a few changes with computers systems and staff over the last year, and appreciate all of our clients bearing with us and helping us through these transitions. Now with a great system in place and a great team of staff behind Watkins and Company I trust we'll meet or exceed their expectations in the coming months and years” Mr. Neven Explains. As Watkins and Company appreciate the continued custom of all of their loyal clients they entered them all into a prize draw to win a Free Brand new LG 47” 3D Full HD Smart TV, purely to say a big Thank you. This prize was drawn on Thursday 28th March 2013 by Brad Neven, the lucky winners were Bill and Mavis Graham, well known locals in Roma. Brad informed them of their win via the telephone 'We have never won anything in our lives' the shocked couple responded. The Grahams have been valued livestock clients of Watkins and company for many years, “Mavis and I would like to thank Watkins for including us in the draw for the TV, and a big thanks to Brad and the team in the office.” Says Mr. Graham. Photo: Paula Ware, Livestock Admin; Mavis and Bill Graham, TV Winners; and Brad Neven, Owner and Auctioneer of Watkins and Company. |
