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Stortford Lodge: Competition results in ewe lambs selling well

By Rose Harding
Hawkes Bay Today·
25 Jul, 2018 04:00 PM3 mins to read

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Good-quality ewe lambs were sought-after at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale. Photo / File

Good-quality ewe lambs were sought-after at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale. Photo / File

The presence of one particularly active buyer led to store lamb prices lifting at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale.

Most of the yarding of about 3500 head was good quality ewe lambs. They sold on a strong market and the male lamb market was even stronger. Agents put the market down to plenty of competition, particularly from one buyer with grass to be eaten.

The in-lamb ewes in the yarding sold very well with the best of them making $200.

Ewes with lambs at foot are beginning to appear and a pen of 17 ewes with 28 dorset-cross lambs at foot made $112.50 all counted.

The cattle yarding of about 120 head was mostly dairy or dairy-cross breeds. Two pens of two-year-old friesian bulls sold well.

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Buyers were from Hawke's Bay with support from Taupo and Gisborne buyers.

PRICES

CATTLE

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Heifers: N Ashby, Mt Herbert Rd, five 3yr, here-fries, av weight, 415kg, 267c/kg, $1110/head; Chouxmaan Investments, Maraekakaho, 10 2yr here-fries, av weight, 356kg, 279c/kg, $995/head. Yrling, Tree Tops P/ship, Waimarama, 10 here-cross, av weight, 370kg, 267c/kg, $990/head; F and T Kupa, Taihape Rd, five here-fries, av weight, 170kg, 376c/kg, $640/head; eight ang-cross, av weight, 186kg, 290c/kg, $540/head.

Steers: Yrling, F and T Kupa, Taihape Rd, 13 fries, av weight, 202kg, 282c/kg, $570/head; eight fries, av weight, 188kg, 297c/kg, $560/head; 11 dairy-cross, av weight, 194kg, 250c/kg, $485/head; six fries-cross, av weight, 168kg, 285c/kg, $480/head.

SHEEP

Ewes: (SIL) Te Awanga Downs, Te Awanga, 146 2th, $167; Est A M MacKay, Waikare, 66 2th, $196; 69 m/a, $162; Rangiora Farming Trust, Tutira, 103 m/a, $182.50; Kayley Farm, Puketapu, 89 m/a, $200; Glengyle Station, Oparae, 93 m/a, $156; 31 ma, $121.
Ewes, lambs at foot: C Bogaard Trust, Maraekakaho, 17 ewes, 28 lambs, $112.50 all counted; Whenua Rehia-iti, Pakipaki, five ewes, seven b/f lambs, $111.

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Lambs: C Nicholson, Ngatarawa, 189 male, $163.50; Eparaima Hills, Wanstead, 115 male, $157; 65 ewe, $158; M Johnson, Haumoana, 59 ram, $169; Waikareao, Te Aute, 258 ewe, $166.50; 63 ewe, $163; Oanui Ltd, Elsthorpe, 258 ewe, $153; 155 ewe, $150.50; Belmont Station, Eskdale, 129 ewe, $155.50; 212 ewe, $146; 167 ewe, $154.50; G and J McLennan, Oueroa, 246 b/f ewe, $155.60.

158 ewe, $151; 116 ewe, $148; Patoka Station, Patoka, 114 ewe, $160.50; J and A Powdrell, Wairoa, 106 ewe, $164; 37 ewe, $151.50; 47 male, $157; Chesterhope Station, Pakowhai, 135 ewe, $148; G and K Steenkamer, Maraetotara, 152 ewe, $151; 46 ewe, $145; Rekahu Equestrian, Breckinridge, 60 m/s b/f, $177.50.

P O'Sullivan, Shanley Rd, 60 ewe, $166; D and M Maxwell, Cricklewood Rd, 86 male, $158.50; 34 c/o, $149; Wynne-Lewis Farming, Porangahau, 74 ewe, $150.50; 31 ewe, $151; H R Angus Ltd, Omakere, 51 ewe, $150.50; 51 male, $155; B Harrison, Haumoana, 57 ewe, $174; Hawke's Bay Woolworld, Meeanee, 61 male, $158; Te Maire, Tourere, 47 c/o, $150.50; 39 ewe, $146.50.

PRIME SALE

A quality yarding of lambs sold on a strong market at Monday's sale.

Most of the lambs in the yarding of almost 700 head were of top quality and sold accordingly with the top price being $215.

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Good ewes in smallish yarding also sold well.

There were 12 vic angus cows offered and they made good money.

PRICES

CATTLE

Cows: 12 ang, av weight, 619kg, 240c/kg, $1486/head.

SHEEP

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Ewes: Woolly, heavy, $176.50; good, $155.50; med, $138. Slipe, heavy, $190; good, $164 to $172.50; med, $130 to $145.50; light, $94 to $112; 2th, $133, $193. Shorn, good, $142 to $145.50; light, $105 to $127.

Lambs: Male, $130 to $215; ewe, $138 to $180; b/f, $83 to $206; m/s, $170.50 to $208; b/f, $177.

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