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21.01.2022 Market Report Grafton Store Sale 19th November 2020

20.01.2022 MACKSVILLE ANNUAL WEANER SALE MONDAY 19TH APRIL 2021 9:00 AM START MACKSVILLE SALEYARDS... Expecting over 400 head including quality: - Angus Steers & Heifers. - Charolais Steers & Heifers. - Hereford X Steers & Heifers. *Prizes for the best pen of Weaner Steers & Weaner Heifers* For all enquiries and bookings, contact: Jack Stanton on 0423 053 840 Jesse Stanton on 0432 187 075

19.01.2022 Grafton Fat Cattle Sale 6th April 2021-Market Report

17.01.2022 Grafton Weekly Fat Sale Market Report brought to you by David, JoJo and Ben.

17.01.2022 Market Report - Saturday 9th of Jan 2021! Store & Breeder Sale! 240 Head Penned Our Next Sale is this Thursday 14th of Jan 2021! 8:00am Start!

17.01.2022 Here is Ben Clark with his weekly market report.

17.01.2022 Market Report - Thursday 14th of Jan 2021! Market Day Sale! 680 Head Penned Our Next Sale is this Thursday 28th of Jan 2021! 8:00am Start!

13.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS - YET ANOTHER RECORD SET FOR LIGHT CALVES UNDER 200KG 715.2c/kg cracked by our very own Ian McGoldrick today, smashing the previous record of 660.2c/kg by 55 cents! NEXT SALE: Saturday 14th of November, 11:00am

12.01.2022 Here is Ben with his weekly Market Report. Don't forget this Thursday is our Monthly Store Sale starting at 9am!

11.01.2022 TROPICAL MOISTURE TO BRING UP THE CHANCES OF RAINFALL FOR THE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN STATES IN ABOUT A WEEK. After a very hot and dry week coming through much of ...southern and eastern Australia, a burst of tropical moisture connected to a landfalling system, is set to bring the best chances of rainfall in a while to the nations south. Potential tropical cyclone Lucas is being analysed to form mid to late week, before coming ashore the NW of the nation triggering widespread rain and thunderstorms, initially through inland WA, but then the jet stream will help transport the moisture into SA come later this weekend. A trough and wind change will meet that moisture and lift it, "hopefully" into a broad band of rainfall, with moderate to heavy falls. Latest indications are for the best of the rainfall to come through southern and central SA in about a week before spreading into Victoria during this time next week and southern NSW perhaps later Monday next week. Still plenty to watch out for in relation to this system. It is currently a weak tropical low over the Arafura Sea, set to bring Darwin a burst of heavy rainfall over the coming 24 hours. Meanwhile, Tropical Cyclone Kimi is driving heavy rain and strong winds to parts of FNQ. The cyclone is being difficult to track and is now likely to move closer to Townsville before turning west. This system is a big rain maker and will likely bring torrential flooding rainfall to large parts of QLD. The remains and ghost of Kimi, will linger through Cape York, keeping the monsoonal rainfall going and moisture from this will spread further south during the week with the rainfall chances becoming widespread. So an active week of weather on the way. High heat, cyclones and rain and storms in the distance for many locations. Summertime in Australia. Image - Rainfall for the next 10 days - most to fall from the weekend through the central and southern parts of the nation. Euro. Thanks to Weatherzone.

09.01.2022 RAIN OVER THE NORTH RAMPING UP - EVENTUALLY THE MOISTURE WILL SPREAD SOUTH AND EAST. After a wild few days of weather through VIC and southern NSW, things are t...urning drier once again. The dry continues for the remainder of the eastern inland thanks to a negative SAM phase in the southern ocean - lending itself to suppressing the establishment of easterly winds over the continent. I fully expect this to change though over the coming week. But we have got a hot week to end spring, with temperatures at near record or record values through the inland of Australia, and that will spread into SA NSW, QLD and northern VIC. (more on that in another post). The heat will allow air pressure to lower and an increase in troughs over the nation is likely. Initially these will spawn afternoon and evening high based showers and storms with little to no rainfall with limited moisture supply. The moisture over the north of the nation, with the heat building over the mainland, is set to increase and an uptake in the number of showers and storms is set to be the norm as we head into December. Scattered heavy falls are possible. That moisture will seep south once the westerly winds relax to the south of the nation and I anticipate the rainfall to tick up into December as easterly winds resume. A lot of 'experts' out there questioning La Nina and why it is not raining every day. It doesn't work like that. Never will. Not one event is the same. The longer term models have been very reliable in signaling the wettest part of the nation being over SE Australia through spring and that extending north into QLD and NSW with severe storm events. December through March is when we see rainfall increase for the east in general in line with the tropics becoming active, again I have been a broken record about that for months here. I am truly thankful the rain ceased for the farmers to get their crops off. They didn't need another disaster. Weather can't be everything to everyone at once so I hope it works out for you all. Image - Rainfall for the next 10 days. Longer term rainfall check coming up in the next few days (ACCESS)

08.01.2022 THUNDERY CHANGE SWEEPING THE SOUTH AND EAST MID THIS WEEK. A low pressure trough connected to a deep low south of the nation, is forecast to move east over comi...ng days bringing a burst of unsettled weather. The main trough axis will likely reach eastern SA during Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms, some severe. All modes of severe weather possible on Tuesday afternoon and evening, but the placement of thunderstorms is random and scattered. This feature moves further east during Wednesday and Thursday through VIC, NSW and QLD. The main dynamics spawning the severe thunderstorm risk for SA on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, is pulling away to the south during Wednesday. There is still the risk of strong storms for the east however. The trough eventually runs out of gas through northern NSW and southern QLD, instability still viable for afternoon showers and thunderstorms into the weekend, but again isolated and random in nature. I have attached the rainfall output from ACCESS/BOM for the next 10 days - not the uneven distribution of rainfall on the map but also moisture building up towards the centre of the nation also.

04.01.2022 Market Report Grafton Fat Sale 12th January 2021

01.01.2022 Market Report - Thursday 19th November and Saturday 14th Update 720 head penned! Our Next Sale is Saturday 28th of November, 11:00am Star...t! PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO PREG TESTING FOR THIS SALE! Please note that due to Covid-19 regulations sign-in protocols, social distancing and hygiene rules still apply. Don't forget booking your cattle in helps with our buyer contact and marketing! Give our office a call on 6562 6600!

01.01.2022 A tad crisp in Uralla nsw this morning ! Sent into storm watch by Lynette Joy Foody Love to see your frost pictures from this morning

01.01.2022 MONSOONAL WEATHER INCREASING THIS WEEK - ANOTHER TROPICAL LOW TO WATCH. A tropical low has formed within a monsoon trough over the northern Gulf Of Carpentaria.... This has started to see showers and storms rotate around the low level centre which sits east of Gove. Rainfall over the remainder of the QLD tropics is set to increase as NE winds develop and the monsoon trough deepens a touch. For the NT, rainfall will increase for the eastern Top End, with showers and gusty storms further west. Some of those storms could be severe. The tropical feature will begin to move west over the Top End or offshore the NT coast during Sunday and early next week sending a burst of heavy rainfall over the NT. The system will then meet favourable atmospheric conditions for cyclone formation mid next week off WA. Uncertain how much strengthening could occur, but a decent chance of the second cyclone of the season. That system will then send an impulse of tropical moisture through the jet stream during next week and I do think rainfall chances pick up for the nation from later next week, over central Australia and then into the eastern inland during Australia Day week. So plenty to watch, while things are calm in the south and east, there is some interest on the horizon. Image - Rainfall for the next 10 days. Euro. You can see the impact of the cyclone track on rainfall over WA.