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Store lamb price falls

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These 55, five- and six-year ewes from Eastland Farms Ltd — Strathblane Station, sold at the Matawhero saleyards yesterday for $140. A second cut of 132 sold to the same buyer for $138. These had all been scanned in lamb and were mated from April 1 to a Hampshire ram. They were an attractive line with good one to two year mouths. Picture by Trevor Brown

These 55, five- and six-year ewes from Eastland Farms Ltd — Strathblane Station, sold at the Matawhero saleyards yesterday for $140. A second cut of 132 sold to the same buyer for $138. These had all been scanned in lamb and were mated from April 1 to a Hampshire ram. They were an attractive line with good one to two year mouths. Picture by Trevor Brown

There was a fall of up to $20 per head for store lambs at the Matawhero Saleyards yesterday.

The wet ground conditions with market and climate uncertainty are making potential buyers cautious.

There were a total of 1445 sheep sent for sale, including a greater number of lambs in the prime pens.

The 16 prime ewes sold from $109 down to $102.

One large prime ram lamb from Kerry Ellmers sold for $150.

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In the store pens Mangatoitoi Station, at Ngatapa, had six pens of store lambs, mostly wethers, the top pick of 159 selling for $126.  Eastland Farms Ltd — Strathblane Station, offered two pens of scanned in lamb, five-and six-year ewes, mated to a Hampshire ram from April 1.  They were in good condition, with one totwo year mouths.

The best line of 55 sold for $140 and the 2nd cut of 132 for $138.

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Prime lambs: Kerry Ellmers, 1, $150; W&KJ Waite, 2, $142, 6, $140, 4, $135; BJ Middleton, 15, $137; BRN Rolls, 8, $131.50; Monkey Town Holdings, 8, $127.50, 6, $127; Grants Panel Shop, 11, $127, 12, $115.

Store male lambs: Mangatoitoi Station, 159, $126, 366, $123.50, 83, $108, 170, $100, 21, $50; Eastland Farms Ltd - Strathblane Station, 33, $123.50, 11, $73; Pihitia Station, 94, $110, 17, $75.

Store ewe lambs: Mangatoitoi Station, 25, $90.50; Marotiri Farm P/S, 26, $80; Eastland Farms Ltd — Strathblane Station, 13, $70, 15, $68, 11, $65.

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