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Muchea Livestock Centre

Locality: Muchea, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9571 0013

Address: Muchea East Road 6501 Muchea, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.wamia.wa.gov.au/

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25.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 22nd September 2020 Yarding 8,670 Lambs 3,670 Sheep 5,000 Change 2,416 Change 1,416 Change 1,000 Comparison Date 15/09/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 8,670 head in a market where quality and quantity improved. That improvement in quality generally ifted new seasons lambs by $5/head. The hoggets and ewe mutton gained $10 on increased competition and the increased quality. In the lamb section best new season trade weight lambs 22 to 24kg sold from $135 to $142 at near 600c/kg cwt, gaining $5 ith lighter trade eight lambs making from $74 to $121/head. Old seasons lambs remained firm. The airfreight 13 to 17kg lambs made from $60 to $115 and the 18 to 20kg sold from $112 to $121/head. The best trade weight lambs 22 to 24kg made from $126 to $145 with heavier making $149/head. Store Merino lambs to graziers also remained firm with wethers selling from $65 to $121 and ewes made from $81 to $122/head. The best hoggets to the trade made from $110 to $139, up $10/head on a much improved quality selection. The few best heavy older wethers sold from $126 to $136 to remain firm. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight boners 19 to 24kg sold from $80 to $118. The 25 to 30kg trade weights from $118 to $146, heavier weights sold from $130 to $160/head. All $10/head dearer at near 450c/kg cwt. SOURCE NLRS

25.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 3rd November 2020 Yarding 11,221 Lambs 6221 Sheep 5000 Comparison Date 27/10/20... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 11221 head up 1570 on last week in an overall very reduced quality yarding ,with pricing commensurate in the lamb section. Old seasons lambs to the trade were $5 to $10 easier. New seasons lamb values varied,they were $5 dearer for lightweights to feeders and down $5 on airfreight and light trade types. The prime 21 to 22kg/CWT lambs remained firm. Ram lambs eased $10 quality driven. Hoggets fell $5 on an oversupply. Best wethers fell $15 on a very light penning. In the ewe mutton section the medium weight boners and the extra heavy weights remained firm, with the prime 25 to 30kg up $5 on the back of increased competition. In the lamb section, new seasons light weight lambs 12 to 16kgs sold from $70 to $110 to feeders up $5, the corresponding old seasons lambs made similar money. The light weight airfreight 17 to 18kgs/CWT new seasons lambs were $5 easier and sold from $105 to $122,at near 650c/kg CWT, with the corresponding old seasons lambs down $10 and sold from $100 to $115. The light trade new seasons lambs 19 to 20kg/CWT also eased $5 at near 620ckg/CWT and sold from $119 to $125 with old seasons at $112 to $119 also $5 easier. The trade weight 21 to 22kg/CWT new seasons lambs sold from $122 to $150 at near 630ckg/CWT to remain firm, the corresponding old seasons lambs sold from $119 to $142 down $10 and very much quality driven. No heavy lambs were penned. Ram lambs eased $10 quality driven and sold from $75 to $118 at near 575c/kg CWT Best hoggets to the trade were wethers at $121 to $145 down $5 on the large volume penned at near 490ckg/CWT . The heavy older wethers to processors fell $15 on a very light penning and sold from $140 to $151 at near 490ckg/CWT. In the ewe mutton market ,medium weight boners to 18 to 24kgs sold from $80 to $130 at near 470c/kg/CWT to remain firm, the prime 25 to 30kgs ewes at $124 to $156 at near 505c/kg gained $5.The heavier sold from $140 to $155,firm at nearer 430ckg/CWT SOURCE NLRS

24.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 19th October 2020 Comparison Date 12/10/20 Yarding 2336 Change 453... Muchea cattle market yarded 2,336 head up 500 on last week and demand remained strong despite the extra numbers. Restocker and feeder demand from NSW graziers continues to drive the pastoral type lighter weights. Market movers today were the weaner steers that gained 10c/kg. Light and medium weight bulls gained 20c and prime heavy bulls gained 5c/kg. On the negative side yearling steers eased 10c to 20c on a poorer quality selection and cows to manufacturers eased 5c/kg on a larger selection. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 318c to 420c up 10c as were the corresponding pastoral weaner steers that sold made 260c to 352c, local weaner heifers sold from 316c to 382c to remain firm, as did the pastoral weaner heifers that sold from 174c to 328c/kg. Yearling steers made from 344c to 374c and eased 20c with the pastorals down by 10c and sold from 244c to 337c/kg. Local yearling heifers were firm and sold from 316c to 384c with the pastoral types also firm and sold from 196c to 346c/kg. Grown steers sold from 352c to 354c, the pastorals sold from 258c to 340c/kg all firm. In the cow market, the medium weight 2 scores to processors sold from 220c to 250c a slight fall of 5c/kg. The prime local cattle to processors sold from 250c to 282c, again 5c/kg easier. Bulls including pastorals light to live export and NSW grazier demand, sold from 300c to 394c to be 20c dearer as were the medium weight range, 450 to 600kg that sold to live export made from 258c to 350c/kg. Prime extra heavy weights 900kg plus gained 5c and sold from 280c to 296c/kg to processors. SOURCE NLRS

23.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Tuesday 27th April 2021 Comparison Date 19/04/2021 Yarding 660 Change -138... Numbers were down for a small yarding of just 660 head of mainly good quality cattle at Muchea following the Anzac Day Holiday. All categories sold with demand, with only cows and bulls seeing a softening in prices. Angus weaner steers reached 536c, while heifers topped at 500c/kg. Cow prices eased on demand selling to a top of 344c/kg. Weaner steers weighing over 330kg sold for 510c, while medium weights made 470c/kg. The lightweight weaners returned from 440c to 536c/kg. Local bred weaner heifers sold for 394c to 500c/kg depending on quality. Local bred yearling steers sold from 380c to 510c, and heifers from 400c to 480c/kg. Pastoral yearling steers sold from 350c to 404c, while heifers made from 288c to 450c/kg. Grown steers weighing over 400kg sold for 350c to 390c, while light weights returned 320c to 398c, and lighter pastoral steers made 280c to 328c/kg. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg made 300c to 362c, and the pastoral heifers sold from 180c to 358c/kg. Heavy weight prime cows eased, selling from 288c to 344c, while medium weight cows returned 250c to 324c/kg. Store condition cows made from 130c for light pastoral types and up to 310c/kg to restocker buyers. Heavy weight bulls sold from 248c to 330c to processors, and medium weight bulls made from 288c to processors, and from 248c to 330c/kg to export. Light weight bulls sold from 336c to 530c depending on quality. SOURCE NLRS

23.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 1st February 2022 Comparison Date 25/01/22 Yarding 13,479 - Change +5,848 Lamb 7,400 - Change +3,214... Sheep 6,079 - Change +2,634 Numbers were up over 5000 head for a total yarding of 13,479 this week at Muchea. A mixed quality yarding with good runs of heavy ewe mutton and prime and store lines of lambs. Lambs fluctuated with store lines trending down and good heavy lambs gaining with demand to sell to a top of $240/head. Mutton remained firm on light weights but gained on the quality heavy ewes offered selling to $205 and a pen of large mature wethers sold for $220/head. In the lamb market, the under 12kg cwt lambs eased selling from $55 to $97/head. The under 16kg cwt range made from $77 to $138 easing on demand and heavier under 18kg cwt sold from $120 to $160/head easing on quality. Live Export paid $138 to $190/head to secure types. Trade weight lambs saw light weights sell for $148 up to $198/head and for the heavier lambs to processors. Heavy lambs made from $190 to $240/head. Hoggets sold from $180 to $196 while Merino wethers sold from $90 to $185 & young Merino ewes from $70 to $180/head. Light weight & store ewes sold at $47 for very light score 1 ewes up to $164/head for good framed ewes carrying a full fleece. The prime trade weight ewes 25 to 30kg cwt range made from $141 to $196/head with a fleece. The heavy 30kgs plus cwt ewes sold at $190 to $205/head with a fleece. The best heavy wethers returned $180 to $220 and mature rams gained selling from $70 to $130 /head. SOURCE NLRS

20.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 9th November 2020 Comparison Date 02/11/20 Yarding 1813 Change -532... Muchea cattle market yarded 1,813 head down nearly 500 on last week in a reduced quality yarding ,particularly on the pastoral light weights but demand remained strong. Restocker and Feeder demand from NSW graziers continues to drive the pastoral type lighter weights. Market movers today were the local weaner and yearlings to feeders up by 20c to 40c with pastoral heifers 50c/kg dearer. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 370c to 472c up 40c, the corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 280c to 376c/kg. Local weaner heifers sold from 378c to 450c up 40c, the 2 score pastoral weaner heifers sold from 240c to 404c/kg on a poorer selection. Local yearling steers to the trade sold from 372c to 402c to remain firm, 2 score types to feeders gained 20c and sold from 332c to 424c lifting by 20c/kg. The pastorals 2 score feeders sold from 260c to 368c/kg. Local yearling heifers to the trade sold from 340c to 380c up 15c, lighter types to restockers gained 20c and sold from 300c to 438c/kg. The pastoral light weights slipped in quality but gained 50c on the back of interstate inquiry and sold from 164c to 336c/kg. Medium and heavy weights remained firm and sold from 290c to 368c/kg. Local grown steers 500 to 550kg sold from 308c to 354c. Pastoral types improved in quality from last week and sold from 292c to 300c/kg. Grown heifers were local and sold from 274c to 326c/kg. In the cow market, the medium weight 2 scores to processors sold from 220c to 258c/kg. The prime lines to processors sold from 252c to 288c/kg. Bulls, including pastorals light to live export, sold from 348c to 374c/kg with the medium weight range, 450 to 600kg selling from 290c to 336c/kg. Prime heavy to live export lifted 10c and sold from 288 to 338c with heavies to processors making from 252c to 282c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

20.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 24th August 2020 Comparison Date 17/08/2020 Yarding 1832 Change 732... Muchea cattle market 24 August saw 1,832 head up 700 head on last week, a lesser quality penning prevailed particularly on younger pastoral types that comprised over 80% of the yarding. Cattle to processors were keenly sought. Again a very good line up of hard high yielding pastoral cows generated strong demand to remain firm on last weeks strong sale. Pastoral grown steers gained 20c, with medium and heavy weight bulls increasing by to up 7c to 10c/kg. The few local weaner and yearlings remained firm but the pastoral young cattle generally gained 15c to 40c/kg on the back of strong eastern states grazier demand following big rains in outback NSW. In the weaner portion of the yarding the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 332c to 438c, up 50c, the corresponding pastoral weaner steers made from 230c to 362c, to be up by 40c/kg. Local weaner heifers sold from 308c to 372c firm, with a much poorer quality offering of pastoral weaner heifers at 180c to 270c, down by 15c/kg. The pick local yearling supplementary fed heifers to the trade made from 308c to 352c/kg firm. No local yearling steers offered. The pastoral yearling steers off grass mainly sold from 220c to 342c, up 40c, with pastoral yearling heifers predominately medium weight and 2 score condition selling from 236c to 330c up 15c/kg. Grown steers local and between 500 to 550kg, made 338c, down 10c driven by quality, with pastorals selling from 236c to 320c, up 20c/kg. In the cow market that were predominately pastoral cattle, the light weights to processors made from 218c to 222c, down 10c/kg due to quality. The medium weight 2 score to processors sold from 218c to 246c firm, with the prime to processors selling from 248c to 290c/kg also firm. Bulls including pastorals, light to live export, the better quality made from 352c to 358c firm, medium weights 450 to 600kg to processors sold from 240c to 350c, up 10c, and heavy to processors up 7c made from 248c to 286c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

18.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 25th May 2021 Comparison Date 18/05/21 Yarding 11,465 - Change -1190 Lamb 8,434 - Change -182... Sheep 3,031 - Change -1008 Numbers eased by 1,200 with 11,465 head penned. The quality of the prime lambs was exceptional, gaining $8/head and generally averaging 750c to 800c/kg. Ram lambs remained firm at 650c/kg. Hoggets gained $8/head with the better mutton firm at 600c/kg. Light store lambs eased $5 to $10/head with the absence of two feedlots. Heavy rams dropped $100/head on last week's impressive sale. In the lamb market, lambs up to 12kg sold to restockers at rates firm on last week, selling $40 to $75/head. The 12 to 16kg lambs to graziers eased $10 and sold from $59 to $125/head. The 17 to 20kg range eased $5 from last sale, selling from $115 to $149/head and averaging 715c/kg cwt. The 20 to 22kg lambs sold to traders and feedlots from $140 to $175/head, up $8 to average 740c/kg cwt. The prime lambs over 22kg were the pick of the yard, selling from $170 to $220, up by $10/head and averaging 800c/kg cwt. The ram lamb supply remained consistent with the heavier weights selling to a top of $170/head and averaging 650c/kg cwt. Well conditioned hoggets sold from $168 to $195, gaining $8/head and averaged 650c/kg cwt. The ewe mutton yarding included a mix of weights and grades with prices holding firm on trade and heavier weights. Boner mutton slipped $8/head with one processor absent. The medium weight boners sold from $114 to $140/head. The prime trade weight ewes 24 to 30kg sold from $140 to $180/head, at 600c/kg cwt. The better quality heavy 30kg plus types sold from $185 to $194/head, to average 570c/kg cwt. The best heavy wethers received 580c/kg cwt and sold from $140 to $206/head, firm SOURCE NLRS

16.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 31st January 2022 Comparison Date 24/01/2021 Yarding 1,361 Change +511... Numbers were up for a total yarding of 1361 good quality cattle at Muchea. The yarding was dominated by cows with a good run of heavy Angus cows selling to 348c while feeder cows reached 376c/kg. Lightweight calves gained with demand with steers selling to a top of 765c and heifers at 684c/kg. Local bred vealer steers sold for 520c to 765c depending on weights, heifers gained 30c making from 510c to 684c while pastoral heifers returned 500c to 562c/kg. Yearling steers sold from 454c for pastoral types to 592c for local bred while yearling heifers returned 406c to 500c /kg. Grown steers weighing under 500kg sold for 370c to 494c while 500 to 600 kg steers sold at 392c to 428c/kg. Bullocks weighing between 600 & 750kg returned 364c to 428c gaining 40c on quality. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg sold for 320c to 456c and weights over 540kg made 368c to 442c /kg. Heavy prime cows gained 10c finishing at 306 to 348c, medium weight cows gained selling for 352c/kg. Store cows sold to processors from 280c to 300c while feeder buyers paid from 280c to 376c/kg. Heavy bulls eased 10c selling for 262c to 378c to processors while export bulls made from 354c to 400c, medium weights returned 288c to 430c/kg. Light weight bullies gained to restockers selling from 300c to 755c depending on weights and quality. SOURCE NLRS

16.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 26th October 2020 Comparison Date 19/10/20 Yarding 3107 Change 771... Muchea cattle market yarded 3,107 head up nearly 800 on last week and demand remained strong despite the extra numbers. Restocker and feeder demand from NSW graziers continues to drive the pastoral type lighter weights. Market movers today were the local weaner steers and heifers that gained 30c/kg. Pastoral weaner heifers, the better 2 score type gained 45c and pastoral yearlings gained from 15c to 30c/kg on the back of the NSW demand. Light weight bulls were also in strong demand and rose 40c/kg. Cows to processors eased 10c on the extra numbers and heavy bulls also eased 20c/kg again driven by an oversupply. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 360c to 454c up 30c/kg, the corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 270c to 284c/kg to remain firm. Local weaner heifers sold from 356c to 414c to gain 30c/kg, whilst the 2 score pastoral weaner heifers sold from 250c to 392c up by 45c/kg. Yearling steers local sold from 292c to 392c and remained firm, with the pastorals 2 scores up 30c and sold from 296c to 398c/kg. Local yearling heifers were firm and sold from 330c to 374c with the pastoral types selling up 15c/kg and sold from 192c to 342c. Grown local steers sold to 316c, whilst the pastorals sold from 270c to 344c/kg remaining firm. Grown heifers were local and sold from 304c to 326c/kg again firm. In the cow market, the light weight to restockers and live exporters sold from 230c to 272c/kg. The medium weight 2 scores to processors sold from 224c to 246c, 5c to 10c easier, as were the prime to processor lots that sold from 240c to 310c/kg. Bulls including pastorals, light to live export and NSW grazier demand, sold from 260c to 416c/kg to be 40c/kg dearer, with the medium weight range, 450 to 600kg that sold to live export from 230c to 344c up 10c/kg. Prime heavyweights eased 20c and sold from 250c to 308c/kg to processors. SOURCE NLRS

14.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 25th August 2020 Yarding 8,500 Lambs 4,000 Sheep 4,500 Change - 2,683 Change -3,183 Change 500 Comparison Date 18/08/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 8,500 head, down by 2,700 with a very poor quality yarding. With the advent of new seasons lambs coming to hand in the near future, today was a clean out of old seasons lambs by vendors. In most cases they were presented in score 2 condition and the lack of quality drove the market down. Air freight and light trade lambs eased $5/head quality driven. Best trade and heavy lambs were back $15/head, again quality driven. Better quality hoggets fell $5 and ram lambs fell by $10/head. In the mutton market a better run of quality heavy mutton, saw prices firm however medium weights eased $5 with boners back from $5 to $15/head. Today's market toppers were heavy lambs at $181, ram lambs at $159, hoggets at $176, wethers at $174 and heavy ewes at $174/head. In the lamb section, particularly the air freight types, the light 13 to 17kg made from $70 to $121 and were down by $5/head at near 630c/kg cwt. Lambs 18 to 20kg to processors made from $115 to $130, down $5/head at near 630c/kg cwt. The trade weight 21 to 22kg lambs sold from $135 to $150, back $15/head at 650c/kg cwt. Heavier 23kg and above lambs sold from $150 to $181, down $15 at near 650c/kg cwt. Ram lambs made from $140 to $159, down $10/head. Very light store Merino lambs to graziers, the wethers mainly saw between $90 to $105 firm with ewes to restockers selling from $65 to $136, up $10/head on the previous week. Best heavy hoggets to the trade made from $133 to $176, with the tops being heavy wethers up by $15/head. The few best heavy older wethers sold to $174 up $15/head. In the ewe mutton market light weights boners up to 18kg sold from $40 to $90, down $15, while medium weight boners 19 to 24kg made from $80 to $135, down $3/head. The 25 to 30kg trade weights sold from $130 to $165, back $5 with heavier 30kg and over selling between $160 to $174/head firm. SOURCE NLRS

14.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 17th November 2020 Yarding 9910 Lambs 4000 Sheep 5910 Change 290 Change 380 Change -90 Comparison Date 10/11/20... A similar quality yarding where new seasons lambs remained firm at 620c/kg cwt, old season lambs slipped in quality and eased in price from $5 to $10/head in comparison to the new season lines. The ram lambs gained $20 on an improved selection, similarly hoggets gained $10/head on the better selection and increased demand. In the mutton market values eased a slight $5/head on prime types and sold around 500c/kg cwt. In the lamb section, extreme light weight new season lambs up to 12kg sold to graziers from $55 to $61/head. The 12 to 16kg lines sold again to graziers from $70 to $116/head. The 17 to 18kg airfreight types sold from $115 to $121/head or to average 700c/kg cwt. All trade types sold around 620c/kg cwt, with the 19 to 20kg lines selling from $120 to $128/head. The 21 to 22kg lambs sold from $130 to $145 with the heaviest types making $150/head. Ram lambs were $20 dearer on an improved selection and sold from $124 to $140/head. Hoggets gained $10 on increased demand and sold from $111 to $160/head or to average 505c/kg cwt. In the ewe mutton market, light weight boners to 18kg sold at $75, medium weight boners weighing 19 to 24kg sold from $93 to $135/head, with the top of the market holding heavy fleeces remaining firm. The prime 25 to 30kg lines sold from $125 to $144 or 500c/kg cwt and eased $5/head. Heavier sheep sold from $142 to $160 down $5/head. The heavy older wethers to processors eased $10/head on a very light selection. SOURCE NLRS

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14.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 11th August 2020 Yarding 3177 Lambs 1177 Sheep 2000 Change -7473 Change -5473 Change -2000 Comparison Date 04/08/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale, 11th August 2020 penned 3,177 head, down 7,500 in an poor quality yarding. Local butchers scrambled to procure their requirements from the few prime lambs penned and as a result light and trade lambs gained $10, with heavy lambs up $20/head. The shortage of supply kept the rest of the market firm to $10/head dearer. Today's market toppers were heavy lambs at $208, ram lambs at $181, hoggets at $158, wethers at $168 and heavy ewes at $165/head. In the lamb section, particularly the airfreight types, the light 13 to 17kg range made from $70 to $135, up $10/head at near 750c/kg cwt. The 18 to 20kg types to processors sold from $125 to $158, up $10/head at near 750c/kg cwt. The trade weight, 21 to 22kg, sold from $141 to $176, up $10/head at 700c/kg cwt. Heavier over 23kg types sold from $195 to $208, up $20/head at near 700c/kg cwt. Ram lambs made from $144 to $181, up $6/head at near 575c/kg cwt. Very light store Merino lambs to graziers, predominately wethers made from $86 to $96 to be firm, with ewes to restockers making from $65 to $125, up $10/head. Best heavy hoggets to the trade sold from $137 to $158, up $6/head at near 550c/kg cwt. The few best heavy wethers sold from $152 to $168, being firm. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight boners to 24kg sold from $90 to $138, up $5/head at 510c/kg cwt. The 25 to 30kg sold from $140 to $165/head at near 540c/kg cwt, to remain firm. SOURCE NLRS

14.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 24th November 2020 Yarding 8000 Lambs 2500 Sheep 5500 Change -1910 Change -1500 Change -410 Comparison Date 17/11/20... Again a light yarding was penned with reduced numbers of prime lambs which caused a general lift of $5 to $8/head on all types to the trade. Values ranged from 635c to 700c/kg cwt . Hoggets remained firm at 550c/kg cwt, with prime ewe mutton selling from 550c to 600c/kg cwt and up from $10 to $15/head. Wether's were of a heavier weight and much improved quality and gained $25/head to make 600c/kg cwt. In the lamb section, there was no disparity in prices between old and new seasons lambs. The very light weight lambs up to 12kg sold to graziers from $65 to $75/head. All lambs gained $5 apart from the ram lambs that were $8/head dearer. The 14 to 17 kg air freight types to the trade sold from $90 to $124/head. The 18 to 20kg light trade lambs sold from $122 to $131/head to average 640c/kg cwt. The prime 21 to 22kg lots sold from $130 to $151/head to average 650c/kg cwt. Heavier 22kg plus lambs made from $148 to $157/head. Ram lambs sold to an average of 635c/kg cwt on a better selection and made from $127 to $156/head. Hogget's were keenly sought after and remained firm to sell from $122 to $156/head. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight boners 19 to 24kg sold from $90 to $130/head remaining firm. The prime 25 to 30kg sheep sold from $130 to $168 with the tops presented in a large fleece, to gain $10/head. Heavier lots sold from $150 to $170 to lift by $15/head. The heavy older wether's to processors made from $140 to $180/head. SOURCE NLRS

13.01.2022 Communication posted on behalf of Tim Collins, Chief Executive Officer WAMIA Dear MLC Users Following the Premiers announcement yesterday, a tightening of the mask rule has again been added as an extra precaution.... All Authorised Users entering the MLC facility are required to wear a face mask at all times, these are: Agents and staff Registered Buyers Transporters Authorised Contractors and, WAMIA staff Vendors are only permitted to drop off livestock, but are restricted from attending any livestock sale days until further notice. All Authorised Users entering the facilities must continue to adopt strict Covid-19 workplace practices: Register their entry using Safe WA QR Code or recording their entrance manually, Follow 2mtr physical distancing wherever possible and continue to utilise the hand hygiene stations available. Patrons using the canteen facilities, should continue wear a face mask’s except when not eating/drinking. Further health directives will be communicated once received. Regards Tim Collins Chief Executive Officer - WAMIA

13.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Tuesday 8th June 2021 Comparison Date 31/05/2021 Yarding 893 Change 27... Numbers were up for a total yarding of 893 mainly good quality cattle at Muchea for our sale following WA day long weekend. Pastoral types dominated the yarding with most presented in prime condition and selling at prime rates. Light weight local bred yearling steers topped the market at 586c while weaner heifers topped at 484c/kg. Weaner steers weighing under 280kg sold for 518c for pastoral types, and up to 580c for local bred lines. Weaner heifers made from 364c to 484c, while pastoral classes sold from 320c to 440c/kg. Local bred yearling steers sold from 438c to 586c depending on quality, and heifers sold from 376c to 480c/kg. Pastoral yearling steers sold from 312c to 400c for light weights, while pastoral heifers made from 280c to 450c depending on quality. Grown steers weighing 400-500kg sold for 350c to 400c, while over 500kg returned 300c to 380c/kg. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg made 294c to 370c and heavy weight heifers sold for 352c/kg. Good runs of pastoral cows dominated this category with light weight cows selling from 280c to 300c/kg. The heavy weight prime cows sold from 260c to 376c/kg in an easier market. Heavy weight bulls sold from 270c to 336c/kg to processors. Medium weight bulls made from 272c to 344c to processors & export. Light weight bulls experience strong demand to gained 14c, and sold from 310c to 472c/kg depending on quality. SOURCE NLRS

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10.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 14th September 2020 Comparison Date 07/09/20 Yarding 1866 Change-210... Muchea agents yarded 1,866 head, down by 200 with a lesser quality penning. Again the majority of the cattle were pastoral yearlings, the demand for them abated due to the reduced quality on offer with prices 5c to 40c/kg, easier. Local cattle felt the effects of the varied quality with weaners from 10c to 30c dearer and yearling heifers back 10c/kg. Heavy grown steers gained from 10c to 20c, however all manufacturing types particularly bulls and cows eased by 10c to 20c/kg. In the weaner portion of the yarding the local steers to feeders sold from 322c to 396c/kg firm. Pastoral weaner steers made from 240c to 276c easing by 30c/kg. Local weaner heifers made from 280c to 368c up 20c, while pastoral weaner heifers sold from 200c to 310c/kg firm. The pick local yearling supplementary fed steers to the trade sold from 342c to 360c firm, the pastoral steers off grass made from 282c to 338c up by 5c/kg. Local yearling heifers sold from 280c to 346c and were 10c easier, while pastoral heifers predominately medium weights and score 2's sold from 168c to 268c, down 40c/kg. Grown pastoral steers sold from 310c to 332c, up 20c with locals steers making from 318c to 342c/kg firm. Locally grown heifers made from 270c to 320c/kg, remaining firm. In the cow market, medium weight score 2 to processors made from 200c to 248c, down 10c, the prime cows to processors sold from 242c to 274c down 20c/kg. Bulls, light to live export sold from 270c to 342c firm, medium bulls 450 to 600kg to live export made from 236c to 298c back 20c, while heavies to processors sold from 238c to 278c, back by 20c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

10.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 16th November 2020 Comparison Date 09/11/20 Yarding 2325 Change 512... Quality had a big bearing on results, particularly on the pastoral light weight weaners that fell 30c and local weaner heifers which eased 10c to 20c/kg. Local yearling cattle gained from 10c to 20c whilst pastoral yearling steers remained firm and the heifer portion fell 20c/kg. Grown heifers were 15c/kg dearer whilst grown steers remained firm. In the manufacturing section prime bulls and cows eased 10c to 15c/kg mainly due to the absence of one major processor. Local weaner steers sold from 360c to 472c to remain firm. The corresponding pastoral steers made from 318c to 332c down 30c/kg. The local weaner heifers sold from 282c to 438c. The pastoral types sold from 236c to 294c down 30c/kg. Local yearling steers sold from 300c to 402c up 20c/kg. The pastorals sold from 246c to 348c to remain firm. Local yearling heifers sold from 362c to 394c up by 10c whilst the corresponding pastoral line sold from 220c to 334c, down 20c/kg. Grown heifers sold from 270c to 340c whilst grown steers sold from 320 to 340c/kg. Reduced competition on the prime cows and bulls resulted in diminished values. Prime cows sold from 230c to 260c and were 10c to 15c/kg easier. Prime bulls also eased by 10c to 15c and sold from 250c to 270c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

09.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 18th August 2020 Yarding 11,183 Lambs 7,183 Sheep 4,000 Change 8,006 Change 6,006 Change 2,000 Comparison Date 11/08/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 11,183 head, up 8,000 for an again a poor quality yarding. The extra numbers had an adverse effect on the lamb market where airfreight types eased from $5 to $10/head. The light trade lambs eased by $10 with the heavies down $20/head. The ideal trade weights 21 to 22kg remained firm as did the the entire mutton market. Hoggets and ram lambs took a fall to $20/head mainly due to a poorer quality offering on these types. Today's market toppers were heavy lambs at $175, ram lambs at $155, hoggets at $140, wethers at $160 and heavy ewes at $165/head. In the lamb section particularly the airfreight types, light weights 13 to 17kg sold from, $60 to $125, down $10 at near 650c, the 18 to 20kg to processors made from, $120 to $140, down $10/head at near 660c/kg cwt. The trade weight 21 to 22kg sold from, $141 to $166/head, firm at 700c/kg cwt. Heavier lambs over 23kg sold from, $165 to $175, down $20/head to 650c/kg cwt. Ram lambs made from, $130 to $155, easing to $20/head. Very light store Merino lambs to graziers, the wethers sold from, $90 to $105, gaining $5, with ewes making from, $65 to $120, increasing by $5/head. Some of the best heavy hoggets to the trade made from, $130 to $140, easing $20/head. A few of the best heavy wethers sold from, $150 to $160, firm. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight 24kg boners sold from, $90 to $135, firm at 510c, the 25kg to 30kg made from $135 to $165/head at near 540c/kg cwt firm. SOURCE NLRS

08.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 8th June 2021 Comparison Date 01/06/21 Yarding 8,103 - Change 1,115 Lamb 5,733- Change 1,045... Sheep 2,370 - Change 70 Numbers increased by 1,115 with 8,103 head penned. The quality eased slightly however rates remained relatively firm throughout. Heavy wethers were the exception, gaining $30 on short supply. In the lamb market, values were firm throughout. The light weight 0 to 12kg lambs sold to graziers from $30 to $80 with the 12 to 16kg range lambs to graziers making from $70 to $125/head. The 16 to 20kg range sold from $122 to $153/head to average 750c/kg cwt. The 21 to 22kg range lambs sold to the trade and feedlots from $145 to $177/head, to average 770c/kg cwt. The 23kg plus prime lambs were of outstanding quality and sold from $172 to $220/head, averaging near 810c/kg cwt and were the pick of the lambs. The ram lamb supply was similar, with the better heavier types making from $145 to $165/head. The best of the heavy hoggets sold from $140 to $212/head, averaging firm at near 600c/kg cwt. The ewe mutton yarding included a mix of weights and grades, with rates again generally firm. The medium weight boners weighing 20 to 24kg, sold from $100 to $150/head. The prime trade ewes weighing 25 to 30kg sold from $150 to $204/head to average 650c/kg cwt. The better quality heavy 30kg plus ewes sold from $185 to $220/head, averaging 620c/kg cwt. Prime heavy wethers sold from $192 to $237, up $30/head on a short supply firm. Old rams remained firm and sold from $104 to $150/head for heavy weights over 30kg. SOURCE NLRS

08.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 31st August 2020 Comparison Date 24/08/2020 Yarding 1664 Change -168... Muchea cattle market 31August saw 1664 head down by 168 head on last week and an improved quality penning prevailed, particularly on younger pastoral types that again comprised over 80% of the yarding. Cattle to processors were keenly sought. Again a very good line up of hard high yielding pastoral cows generated strong demand to be 7c dearer. In the main local young cattle gained 20c per kg and were quality driven. The pastoral young cattle were generally 10 to 50c dearer again quality the driving factor .Pastoral Grown steers gained 20c on a very good penning In the weaner portion of the yarding the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 362 to 418 up 20c The corresponding pastoral weaner steers 244 to 370c were up 10c. Local weaner heifers at mainly 290 to 386c up 20c and with a much better quality offering of pastoral weaner heifers at 180 to 300c up by 50c. The pick local Yearling supplementary fed steers to the trade at 382 to 388c. Nil local yearling steers offered last week. The pastoral yearling steers off grass mainly 220 to 326 c down 20c again quality driven. Local yearling heifers were neglected and eased 20c selling from 300 to 344c with pastoral yearling heifers predominately medium weights and score 2 condition selling from 270 to 302c up 20c. Grown steers, all pastoral at 255 to 346c the latter 500 to 550kgs up 20c, again quality driven. Grown heifers were local at 300 to 340c, nil penned last week. In the cow market that were predominately pastoral cattle The best young score 2 cows to restockers at 266 to 268c. .The medium weight score 2s to processors from 232 to 256c firm with the prime to processors from 256 to 296c up 7c. Bulls, including pastorals light to live export, 270 to 350c down 20c , medium weights 450 to 600kgs to processors at 264 to 300c, firm and heavy to processors firm at 260 to 292c. SOURCE NLRS

08.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 17th August 2020 Comparison Date 10/08/2020 Yarding 1100 Change -410... Muchea cattle market saw 1,100 head down 400 head on last week and an improved quality penning prevailed particularly on pastoral types that comprised over 80% of the yarding. A very good line up of hard high yielding pastoral cows generated strong demand from processors and they experienced from 25c to 35c/kg rise. Grown steers and heifers were from 10c to 20c dearer and bulls gained from 6c to 8c/kg. Young cattle prices fluctuated on quality with best gains achieved by local yearling steers up 50c and medium weight pastoral yearling heifers that gained 30c/kg. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from, 320c to 396c, down 30c/kg. The corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 250c to 278c/kg firm. Local weaner heifers made from, 300c to 372c, firm and pastoral weaner heifers sold from, 194c to 266c, down by 7c/kg. The local pick, supplementary fed yearling steers to the trade made from, 380c to 398c, up 50c, with the pastoral yearling steers off grass sold from, 234c to 300c, down 10c/kg. Local yearling heifers made from, 290c to 360c, down 30c with pastoral yearling heifers predominately medium weight 2 score selling from, 250c to 290c, up 30c/kg. Heavier types made from, 284c to 326c/kg firm. Locally grown steers between 500 and 550kg made from, 326c to 350c, and were up 25c/kg. Corresponding local heifers at 540kg sold for 328c up by 10c/kg. In the cow market that were predominately pastoral cattle. The light weights to feeders sold from, 130c to 200c/kg firm. The medium weight 2 score to processors made from, 210c to 252c, up 35c with the prime to processors from, 230c to 296c, up 25c/kg. Bulls including pastorals light weight to live export made from, 276c to 354c, down 30c, medium weights sold from, 266c to 290c, up 6c and heavy to processors up 7c made from, 240c to 276c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

08.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 2nd November 2020 Comparison Date 26/10/20 Yarding 2345 Change -762... Muchea cattle market yarded 2,345 head, down nearly 800 on last week. Demand remained strong from restocker and feeders as NSW graziers continue to drive the pastoral type lighter weights. Market movers today were the local yearlings to the trade that gained 30c/kg. Pastoral yearling heifers, the better score 2 type gained 30c/kg. Other notable gains were for grown steers weighing from 500 to 550kg, up 30c whilst medium to heavy weight bulls purchased by live exporters gained 10c to 30c/kg. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 320 to 440c remained firm as were the corresponding pastoral weaner steers that sold from 290c to 374c/kg. Local weaner heifers sold from 336c to 422c also firm as were the 2 score pastoral weaner heifers that sold from 180c to 368c/kg on a poorer selection. Local yearling steers to the trade sold from 360c to 400c and were up 30c, with the pastoral 2 scores selling firm and made from 206c to 368c/kg. Local yearling heifers to the trade sold from 300c to 380c with the pastoral types up 30c and selling from 206c to 368c/kg. Local grown steers weighing from 500 to 550kg made from 352c to 358c whilst the pastorals made from 270c to 344c/kg. In the cow market, the light weights to restockers sold from 154c to 258c/kg down 50c on lesser competition for these types. The medium weight 2 scores to processors sold from 226c to 250c staying firm, as were the prime to processor lots that sold from 256c to 300c/kg. Pastoral bulls light to live export sold from 288c to 376c, whilst the medium weights from 450 to 600kg gained 30c making from 310c to 340c/kg. Prime heavy to live export gained 10c making from 258c to 330c with heavies to processors firm at 244c to 294c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

07.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 21st September 2020 Comparison Date 14/09/20 Yarding 2051 Change 185... Muchea cattle numbers were up by 200 on last week and an improved quality penning prevailed. The majority of the cattle were pastoral yearling heifers and the demand for them strengthened with prices 40c up on the last sale. Local young cattle gained from 10c to 30c/kg on superior quality. Other gains of note were the grown heifers that were 60c dearer and medium and heavy weight bulls that were 5 to 20c dearer. In the weaner portion of the yarding the local steers to feeders sold from 242c to 424c up by 30c/kg. Local heifers sold from 228c to 388c also 30c/kg dearer. Pastoral steers gained 20c firm selling at 300c/kg. The pastoral heifers eased by 20c selling from 150c to 280c/kg. Yearling local cattle maintained the price momentum, with yearling steers selling from 336c to 372c to be 15c/kg dearer. Local yearling heifers gained 10c selling from 298 to 352c/kg. The pastoral yearling steers sold from 218c to 342c an overall fall of 5c/kg, but the demand increased for the yearling heifers that gained 40c selling from 240c to 296c/kg. Grown pastoral steers, sold from 278c to 338c/kg to remain firm. Grown local heifers enjoyed the best gains of the sale, which made from 316c to 340c to be 60c/kg dearer. In the cow market. The medium weight 2 score to processors from 200c to 246c to remain firm, as were the prime to processors which sold from 240c to 280c/kg. Bulls including pastorals included the light weights to live export and sold from 200c to 364c/kg to remain firm. The medium weights 450 to 600kg live weight sold to live export from 240c to 312c a rise of 20c, with the heavy to processors to make from 254 to 280c up by 5c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

07.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 13th October 2020 Yarding 9,000 Lambs 4,000 Sheep 5,000 Change - 1,400 Change 0 Change -1,4000 Comparison Date 06/10/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 9,000 head down 1,400 on last week, in an overall better quality yarding and the demand was stronger throughout. Both new and old seasons lambs were from $5 to $10 dearer, hoggets gained $10, wethers were $20 dearer and in the ewe mutton market medium weight boners gained $15 with prime and heavy up $10/head. In the lamb section, new seasons light weight lambs 12 to 17kg sold from $67 to $117 at near 650c up $10, the corresponding old seasons lambs made similar money at near 640c/kg cwt, also $10/head dearer. The light weight 18 to 20kg cwt new seasons lambs were $5 dearer and sold from $118 to $125, at near 650c/kg cwt, the corresponding old seasons lambs up by $10 and sold from $116 to $120/head at near 600c/kg cwt. The trade weight 22kg cwt new seasons lambs sold from $130 to $140 at near 625c/kg cwt up by $5, the corresponding old seasons lambs sold from $123 to $136 up $10/head at near 590c/kg cwt. The 23kg new seasons lambs sold from $140 to $145 at near 625c up $10, with the 24kg lambs selling from $150 to $151 at near 600c/kg cwt, up by $5/head. The best heavy old seasons lambs sold from $145 to $153 at near 580c/kg cwt, to be $5 dearer. The best hoggets to the trade were wethers that made from $120 to $142 at near 500c/kg cwt and were $10/head dearer. The heavy older wethers to processors gained $20 on a better quality penning and sold from $140 to $145 at near 500c/kg cwt. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight boners 18 to 24kg sold from $90 to $125 and gained $15/head. The 25 to 30kg trade weights sold from $125 to $150, up $10 with the extra heavies selling from $150 to $168 also $10/head dearer and averaged from 500c to 510c/kg cwt. Ram lambs were all old seasons and sold from $97 to $130 at near 550c/kg cwt. SOURCE NLRS

07.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 7th September 2020 Comparison Date 31/08/2020 Yarding 2076 Change 412... Muchea cattle market yarded 2,076, up by 400 head on last week, with a lesser quality penning. The majority of the cattle were pastoral yearlings and the demand for them continued with prices 20c to 30c/kg dearer. Quality drove the market on local young cattle easing 20c on lesser quality, while tops sold to 30c/kg dearer. In the grown section demand from processors remained strong, grown heifers gained 10c, cows were 7c to 10c dearer, with bulls up another 10c/kg. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 350c to 396c, down 10c/kg. The corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 250c to 330c/kg firm. Local weaner heifers made from 260c to 370c down 20c, pastoral weaner heifers made from 108c for very plain to 330c/kg for better bred and presented, again firm. The pick local yearling supplementary fed steers to the trade made from 340c to 360c, down 30c/kg with very few penned. The pastoral yearling steers off grass made from 270c to 334c, up 20c/kg. Pastoral grown steers just shy of 500kg, sold from 290c to 318c up 50c, with heavy steers selling from 270c to 334c firm, local raised steers made 330c to 344c/kg firm. Bullocks over 700kg sold from 270c to 296c/kg. Local yearling heifers sold from 296c to 348c, 10c dearer, while pastoral yearling heifers predominately medium weights and score 2 condition sold from 230c to 320c up 30c/kg. Local grown heifers made from 280c to 340c, up 10c/kg. In the cow market that were predominately pastoral cattle, the medium weight score 2 to processors sold from 248c to 254c up 10c, with the prime to processors making from 260c to 298c, up 7c/kg. Bulls, including pastorals light to live export, made from 274c to 344c down 5c, while medium weight 450 to 600kgs to live export sold from 288c to 302c up 10c, heavy bulls to processors sold from 260c to 298c, up 10c. SOURCE NLRS

06.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 29th September 2020 Yarding 5,931 Lambs 2.021 Sheep 3,910 Change -2,739 Change -1649 Change -1.090 Comparison Date 22/09/2020... Numbers were down approximately 2,700 head for a total yarding of 5,931 sheep and lambs at Muchea. The yarding was dominated by mature sheep with prices firm to up on most categories. Lamb prices gained on demand with extra heavy weight old season lambs selling to $157 and new season trade weight lambs topped at $148/head. Best ewe mutton made $145 while wethers topped at $142/head. New season light weight lambs dressing from 12 to 18kg cwt made from $79 to $129, while trade weights sold for $120 to $148/head. Old season air freight weight lambs under 18kg cwt sold from $85 to $112/head. Trade weight lambs including Merinos sold for $120 to $146 while the heavier lambs returned from $152 to $157/head. Young merino ewes sold to processors for $120 to $131 while light weights returned $85 to $96/head. Mutton prices remained firm to up on quality and demand with extra heavy ewes making $135 to $145 while over 24kg cwt sold for $120 to $139/head carrying a fleece. Medium weight ewes and good boners sold from $90 to $128/head carrying a fleece. Light weight ewes made from $55 to $89/head. A small selection of mature wethers sold from $120 to $142 for heavy weights and lighter weights sold to restockers for $115/head. Young hogget wethers returned $81 to $139 to processors while restockers picked up the balance for $79 to $127/head. A large selection of rams on offer saw processors pay $40 to $97 depending on weights and ages while restockers paid from $60 to $150/head. SOURCE NLRS

06.01.2022 Communicated on behalf of WAMIA CEO Tim Collins Dear Agents/Stakeholders/MLC Users Following the Premiers announcement yesterday in regards to easing of Covid-19 restrictions within the Perth & Peel districts, mandatory masks wearing will be eased, with the exception of certain public settings. ... Masks will no longer be required on entrance to site, but we will continue to monitor site entry and undertake temperature testing. Having considered our operational risk’s and being critical to industry, we will continue to restrict access on auction sale days to Agents and Buyers for a further week. Thank you all for your support during this difficult time. Tim Collins WAMIA - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

05.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 3rd May 2021 Comparison Date 27/04/2021 Yarding 1461 Change 801... Muchea cattle market penned 1,461 head, up by 801 head on last week, in an improved quality yarding. The extra numbers had a telling effect with younger cattle back 10c to 20c/kg. Grown steers and grown heifers, remained firm but the prime cows and heavy weight bulls softened by 10c/kg, volume driven. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 400c to 572c, down by 10c/kg. The corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 272c to 444c, also down 10c/kg. Local weaner heifers sold from 320c to 488c, a fall in price of 10c/kg. The pastoral weaner heifers also fell in price by 10c, and sold from 220c to 368c/kg. Local yearling steers to the trade sold from 380c to 460c, down 10c/kg. Pastoral yearling steers sold from 320c to 380c, also down by 10c/kg. Local yearling heifers to the trade were mainly grain supplementary fed and sold from 382c to 408c, to ease in price by 20c/kg. The pastoral yearling heifers eased 20c in line with the local cattle, and sold from 280c to 394c/kg. Local grown steers 500-600kg sold from 330c to 396c/kg to remain firm. The pastoral grown steers also held firm, and sold from 320c to 350c/kg. Grown heifers were firm, with local consignments from 340c to 396c, and pastorals lines sold from 350c to 352c/kg. In the cow market the medium weight score 2s to feeders and restockers, sold from 200c to 290c/kg. Similar score 2 weights to processors sold from 250c to 270c/kg to hold firm. The prime heavy weights to processors sold from 278c to 318c to average 10c/kg cheaper. Bulls including pastoral light weights to live export and feeders, sold from 320c to 440c/kg to remain firm. Prime heavy weight bulls to processors sold from 296c to 332c/kg, to hold firm on strong demand. SOURCE NLRS

05.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 10th November 2020 Yarding 9620 Lambs 3620 Sheep 6000 Change - 1601 Change - 2601 Change 1000 Comparison Date 03/10/20... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 9,620 head down 1,600 on last week in an overall reduced quality yarding with very few prime lambs penned and the reduction in numbers having a positive effect on price. Mutton was $4 to $5 dearer whilst lambs were from $5 to $10/head dearer. Strong grazier demand on the lighter lambs pushed that sector and the light penning of prime types saw increased trade competition. In the lamb section there was not a lot of variation in price on new and old seasons lambs. The light weight lambs 12 to 16kg sold from $70 to $117/head to feeder buyers. The airfreight lambs 17 to 18 kg were $5 dearer and sold from $110 to $120/head or 700c/kg cwt. The prime light trade lambs 19 to 20kg were scarce and gained $10/head to average 650c/kg and sell from $120 to $130/head. The prime trade weight 21 to 22kg lambs were fewer in number and sold from $129 to $149/head. Heavy lambs sold to a top of $157/head or 625c/kg cwt. Ram lambs eased $10, driven by quality and sold from $115 to $130/head. The best hoggets to the trade made from $115 to $140/head or 500c/kg cwt. Ram hoggets to live export sold from $70 to $100/head. In the ewe mutton market, light weight boners sold from $55 to $70 and the medium weights 19 to 24kg made from $90 to $129/head. The prime 25 to 30kg ewes sold from $126 to $150 or 500c/kg gaining $4/head.The heavier lots made from $140 to $150/head. As the heavy older wethers to processors gained $10 on a very light penning and sold from $135 to $161/head. SOURCE NLRS

04.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 4th May 2021 Comparison Date 27/04/21 Yarding 15,213- Change 640 Lamb 10,759 - Change 1,109... Sheep 4,454 - Change -469 Numbers remained relatively static with a slight rise of 640 head in a similar quality yarding. Values lifted by $10 a head on heavy lambs at near 800c/kg cwt and topped at $236. The 17 to 22 kg lambs to feedlots and the trade eased $5 and sold between 680 to 750c/kg cwt. Light weight 13 to 16kg lambs to graziers gained $5 at near 750c kg cwt. Ram lambs were of superior quality to last week and gained $30, they sold to top at $199. Hoggets remained firm at near 610c/kg cwt and sold up to $193.The best heavy wethers sold to $200, a gain of $20 at near 600c/kg cwt. In the mutton market, A gain of $8 was evident throughout, with near 600c/kg cwt the common price. Heavy ewes sold to $201. In the lamb market, the light 0 to 12kg lambs sold to restockers at rates firm on last week. They sold from $40 to $75. The 13 to 16kg range to graziers gained $5 and sold from $75 to $132 at near 750c/kg cwt. The 17 to 20kg range eased $5 and sold from $120 to $144 at rates between 680 and 750c/kg cwt. The 21 to 22kg range sold to the trade and feedlots from $141 to $171/head, down $5 at near 725c/kg cwt. The prime lambs 23 to 26kg, were of outstanding quality and sold from $169 to $210/head, up by $10 head at near 800c/kg cwt and were the pick of the lambs yarded. The 27kg also gained $10 with sales from $195 to $236 again near 800c/kg cwt. The ram lamb supply improved in quality and weight, with the better heavier types at $140 to $181/head, up by $20. Best heavy hoggets sold from $136 to $193, firm. The ewe mutton yarding included a mix of weights and grades, with rates $8 dearer on all types. The medium weight boners 20 to 24kgs that sold from $101 to $151/head. The prime trade weight ewes 25 to 30kgs sold from $145 to $198, at 600c/kg cwt. The better quality heavy 30kgs plus sold at $185 to $201. The best heavy wethers received 600c/kg cwt and sold from $178 to $200, up $20. SOURCE NLRS

04.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 20th October 2020 Yarding 8,945 Lambs 3,945 Sheep 5,000 Change - 55 Change -55 Change 0 Comparison Date 13/10/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 8,945 head, similar numbers to last week. A marginal increase in quality that was evident on the heavy hoggets to the trade and also heavy wethers to processors with gains of $15/head with 500c/kg cwt the average. Prime ewe mutton gained $8 at near 540c, air freight and ram lambs were $5/head dearer with the air freights at near 660c/kg cwt. Trade lambs remained firm at close to 610c/kg cwt however demand on heavy lambs slipped $5 to $10/head. In the lamb section, new seasons light weight lambs 13 to 17kg, sold to processors from $70 to $120 at near 660c up $5, they were pushed by graziers who paid from $65 to $116 at 700c, the corresponding old seasons lambs made to $114 up $5/head at near 650c/kg. The light weight 18 to 20kg new seasons lambs were $5 dearer and sold from $120 to $137, at near 660c, with the corresponding old seasons lambs up by $5 selling to $126/head at 610c/kg cwt. The trade weight 22kg new seasons lambs sold from $122 to $141 at near 610c firm, the corresponding old seasons lambs sold to $131/head, firm at 600c/kg. Heavier new seasons lambs sold from $140 to $150 at near 600c, down by $5, with old seasons heavy lambs to $153 at 560c/kg and down $10/head. The pick of the Ram lambs sold from $125 to $149 at 570c/kg cwt to be $5/head dearer. Best hoggets to the trade were wethers made from $140 to $155 at 510c/kg cwt and were $15/head dearer. The heavy older wethers to processors gained $15 on a better quality penning and sold from $148 to $170 at near 500c/kg cwt. In the ewe mutton market, medium weight boners 18 to 24kg sold from $92 to $125 firm, the 25 to 30kg trade weights gained $8 and sold from $130 to $153, at near 540c/kg cwt with the extra heavy selling from $155 to $170/head to remain firm. SOURCE NLRS

04.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 31st May 2021 Comparison Date 24/05/2021 Yarding 866 Change 61... Muchea cattle market penned 865 head an increase from last week in an average quality yarding. Values softened on both local and pastoral yearling steers by 40c and the local yearling heifers were easier by 20c/kg with quality the influencing factor. On a positive note, local weaner steers gained 15c and heavy prime cows and bulls were up by some 13c/kg due to stronger demand. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 358c to 548c improving some 15c/kg. The corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 270c to 410c/kg selling to a firm market. Local weaner heifers sold from 380c to 480c/kg again reflecting a firm market. The pastoral weaner heifers sold from 232c to 412c/kg. Yearling steers to the trade sold from 330c to 380c a reduction of some 40c/kg on the previous market. Pastoral yearling steers sold from 280c to 350c again back 40c/kg with quality being the influencing factor. Local yearling heifers to the trade were mainly supplementary fed with grain and sold from 366c to 400c to ease by 20c/kg. Good quality pastoral yearling heifers remained firm selling from 280c to 390c/kg. Grown pastoral steers over 500kg sold from 320c to 332c while the grown local heifers were selling to 322c/kg both categories were firm on the previous sale. A firm cow market witnessed medium weight 2 score cows selling from 200c to 290c/kg. The prime heavy cows to processors sold from 300c to 338c up 13c/kg on increased demand. Bulls suitable for live export and to feed, including pastoral types, sold from 336c to 420c/kg. Prime heavy bulls to processors sold from 320c to 360c being some 13c/kg dearer on increased demand. SOURCE NLRS

04.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 23rd November 2020 Comparison Date 16/11/20 Yarding 2124 Change -201... Muchea cattle market yarded 2,124 head down nearly 200 on last week in a reduced quality yarding, particularly on the pastoral light weights but demand remained strong. Restocker and Feeder demand from NSW graziers continues to drive the pastoral type lighter weights. Market movers today were the local weaners lifting by 5c and yearlings to feeders were up from 30c to 50c/kg. Manufacturing cattle gained from 10c to 20c/kg with a return to a full compliment of buyers. In the weaner portion of the yarding, the local prime weaner steers to feeders sold from 406c to 438c/kg, the corresponding pastoral weaner steers sold from 342c to 390c/kg to remain firm. Prime local weaner heifers sold from 350c to 438c whilst the 2 score pastoral weaner heifers made from 176c to 414c/kg to remain firm. Local yearling steers to the trade sold from 360c to 386c easing by 20c/kg. The 2 score pastoral cattle to feeders sold from 222c to 368c/kg lifting by 50c/kg. Local yearling heifers to the trade sold from 330c to 384c also to lift by 50c/kg. The pastoral yearling heifers on the back of interstate inquiry sold from 240c to 368c/kg. Local grown steers over 500kg sold from 338c to 370c, up 10c/kg pushed by live export demand. The corresponding pastoral types sold from 290c to 294c/kg. Grown heifers were local and sold to a top of 308c/kg. In the cow market, the medium weight 2 scores to processors sold from from 185c to 248c/kg to remain firm. The prime to processor lots that sold from 254c to 272c/kg lifted by 5 to 10c/kg. Bulls including light pastorals to live export sold from 250c to 420c to be 30c/kg dearer. Prime heavy bulls to processors lifted by 15c to sell from 268c to 298c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

02.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 8th September 2020 Yarding 6,500 Lambs 0 Sheep 6,500 Change - 1,000 Change -3,500 Change 2,500 Comparison Date 01/09/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale penned 5,990 head, with an overall reduced quality yarding. The reduction in quality generally eased the market by $5 to $10/head across most types. Today's market toppers were heavy lambs selling to $160, hoggets made to $165, wethers topped at $160 and heavy ewes sold to $158/head. In the lamb section, the best new seasons sold from $129 to $150, or 630c/kg cwt, down $15/head. In the old season lamb section, that contained the majority of today's overall penning, the light 13 to 17kg, made from $78 to $117 down $5, lambs 18 to 20kg to processors sold from $110 to $124 firm. The very few trade weight 22kg lambs made from $120 to $146 down $5/head, to make 600c/kg cwt. Heavier lambs sold from $145 to $160 and were the best on offer today, selling nearer 620c/kg cwt, but were down $20/head. Store light weight Merino lambs, to graziers and restockers remained firm with ewes selling from $60 to $111 and wethers made from $78 to $124/head. Best heavy hoggets to the trade made from $120 to $165, down $10/head at near 500c/kg cwt. The few best heavy older wethers sold from $150 to $160, down $10/head. In the ewe mutton market, light weight boners up to 18kg sold from $55 to $83, down $10, medium weight boners 19 to 24kg made from $87 to $120/head firm at near 470c/kg cwt. The 25 to 30kg trade weights sold from $125 to $150, back $5 to make 480c/kg cwt, with the much reduced yarding of heavier ewes made from $154 to $158, up $8/head, to make 430c/kg cwt. SOURCE NLRS

02.01.2022 Communicated on behalf of Tim Collins WAMIA CEO Dear MLC Stakeholders and Users, A review has been undertaken today on the current Covid-19 restrictions in place at the Muchea Livestock Centre and I am pleased to advise, that entry management will be removed from the main gates and Vendors will be allowed to access the saleyards during auction sale days.... I do however request that all patrons continue to register your entry using the SafeWA App or manually, and also utilise the hand sanitising stations located around site. Thank you once again for your continued support. Tim Collins Chief Executive Officer

01.01.2022 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 1st September 2020 Yarding 7,500 Lambs 3,500 Sheep 4,000 Change - 1,000 Change -500 Change -500 Comparison Date 25/08/2020... Muchea sheep and lamb sale, 1st September 2020 penned 7,500 head, down 1,000 in an overall improved quality yarding, with a better selection of heavy lambs. The market had an easing tendency on old seasons, airfreight and light trade weight lambs, with both classes back $5/head. Best trade lambs were firm and best heavy lambs were up $10/head, quality driven. The mutton market varied with light boners $5 dearer, medium boners and medium weight trade down $5 with extra heavies back $10/head. Today's market toppers were heavy lambs at $191, ram lambs at $150, hoggets at $148, wethers at $184 and heavy ewes at $155/head. In the lamb section, particularly the airfreight types, the light, 13 to 17kg range sold from $70 to $117, down $5/head at near 600c/kg cwt. The 18 to 20kg types to processors made from $120 to $125, down $5/head at near 630c/kg cwt. The very few trade weight new seasons, 22kg, sold from $153 to $168 at near 700c with old seasons making from $140 to $165/head, nearer 640c/kg cwt to remain firm. Heavier over 24kg types were the very best of all lambs on offer and sold from $177 to $191, up $10/head at over 650c/kg cwt. Ram lambs made from $135 to $148, down $5/head. Best heavy hoggets to the trade made from $135 to $148, down $5/head at near 515c/kg cwt. The few best heavy older wethers sold from $159 to $184, up $10/head. In the ewe mutton market, light weights boners to 18kg sold from $65 to $85, up $5, medium weight boners, 19 to 24kg, made from $81 to $127, down $5/head. The 25 to 30kg trade weights made from $135 to $145, back $5 at near 490c with heavier types down $10 at $150 to $155/head making 450c/kg cwt. SOURCE NLRS

26.12.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 25th January 2022 Comparison Date 18/01/22 Yarding 7,631 - Change 1,242 Lamb 4,186 - Change 836... Sheep 3,445 - Change 406 Numbers were up for a total yarding of 7,631 head this week at Muchea. A mixed quality yarding with store lines dominating the numbers. Being the only sale of the week, processors were keen to secure numbers pushing prime lamb categories up $10 head. Limited numbers of good heavy lambs saw $242 top the market. Mutton eased on demand with heavy wethers selling to $210 and the best heavy ewes to $215/head. In the lamb market, the under 12kg cwt lambs gained selling from $40 to $119/head. The under 16kg cwt range made from $80 to $159 and heavier under 18kg cwt made from $135 to $172/head. Trade weight lambs saw light weights sell for $151 and up to $177/head for the heavier lambs to processors. Heavy lambs made from $190 to $242/head. Crossbred and Dorper hoggets sold from $110 to $180 while Merino wethers sold from $157 to $200/head. Young Merino ewes making from $86 to $179/head. The ewe mutton yarding eased overall with light weight store ewes selling at $80 to $155 with a fleece. The prime trade weight ewes 25 to 30kg cwt range made from $150 to $196 with a fleece. The heavy 30kgs plus cwt ewes sold at $180 to $215 with a fleece. The best heavy wethers returned $181 to $210 and mature rams eased selling from $60 to $150 to processors and $170 to restockers. SOURCE NLRS

15.12.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 24th January 2022 Comparison Date 17/01/2021 Yarding 850 Change -350... Numbers were down for a small yarding of 850 mixed quality cattle at Muchea. The yarding was dominated by bulls with prices fluctuating with demand and quality. Export buyers pushed heavy and medium weights up 15c with the balance of light bulls generally easing with numbers offered. Lightweight calves eased with steers selling to a top of 680c and heifers at 620c/kg. Local bred vealer steers sold for 556c to 680c, heifers made from 450c to 620c while pastoral heifers returned 432c to 500c/kg. Yearling steers sold from 480c to 600 c dependent on quality while yearling heifers returned 350c to 500c and pastoral types returned 372c/kg. Grown steers weighing under 500kg sold for 350c to 496c while 500 to 600 kg steers sold at 378c to 498c/kg. Bullocks weighing between 600 & 750kg returned 350c to 384c and weights over 750kg returned 340c/kg. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg sold for 360c to 456c and weights over 540kg made 330c to 388c /kg. Heavy prime cows gained 15c finishing at 304 to 350c, medium weight cows eased 10c selling for 300c to 360c/kg. Store cows sold to processors from 264c to 318c while feeder buyers paid from 264c to 358c/kg. Heavy bulls sold for 300c to 366c to processors while export bulls made from 400c to 430c, medium weights went to live export & feeders making 292c to 436c/kg. A large selection of light weight bullies eased on last weeks sale selling from 270c to 690c /kg. SOURCE NLRS

09.12.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 18th January 2022 Comparison Date 11/01/22 Yarding 6,389 - Change -3,754 Lamb 3,350 - Change - 3,450... Sheep 3,039 - Change -304 Numbers were down for a total yarding of 6,389 head this week at Muchea. A mixed quality yarding with prime categories trending up but plain light weights discounted with season dry off. Limited numbers of good heavy lambs topped the market at $232/head. Heavy wethers sold to $212 and the best heavy ewes sold to $214/head. In the lamb market, the under 12kg cwt lambs eased on quality and demand selling from $54 to $62/head. The under 16kg cwt range made from $70 to $131 and heavier under 18kg cwt made from $126 to $165/head. Trade weight lambs saw light weights sell for $151 up to $193 for the heavier lambs to processors while a pen of shedding ewe lambs made $214/head to a restocker. Heavy lambs made from $185 to $232/head. Crossbred and Dorper hoggets were in demand selling from $126 to $205 while Merino wethers sold to processors from $134 to $200 and ewes from $126 to $176/head. Restockers picked up young Merino ewes from $156 to $178/head. The ewe mutton yarding gained in all categories with light weight and store ewes selling at $110 to $168/head with a fleece. The prime trade weight ewes 25 to 30kg cwt range made from $152 to $208/head with a fleece. The heavy 30kgs plus cwt ewes sold at $190 to $214/head. The best heavy wethers returned $194 to $212 and mature rams eased selling from $50 to $162/head depending on weights. SOURCE NLRS

20.11.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 17th January 2022 Comparison Date 10/01/2021 Yarding 1,200 Change 374... Numbers were up for a total yarding of 1200 mixed quality cattle at Muchea. The yarding dominated by cows with prices easing this week on demand. Restockers and export buyers pushed lightweight calves up with steers selling to a top of 765c while similar heifers topped at 704c/kg. Local bred vealer steers sold for 520c to 765c, heifers made from 458c to 704c while pastoral steers returned 420c to 610c and heifers from 380c to 480c/kg. Yearling steers sold from 452c to 620c dependent on quality while yearling heifers returned 400c to 480c and pastoral types returned 320c to 412c/kg. Grown steers weighing under 500kg sold for 300c to 480c while 500 to 600kg steers sold at 368c to 480c/kg. Bullocks over 600kg made 386c and weights over 750kg returned 360c to 362c/kg. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg sold for 380c to 474c and weights over 540kg made 392c/kg. Heavy prime cows eased 20c finishing at 300c to 342c, medium weight cows gained 5c selling for 300c to 364c/kg. Store cows sold to processors from 220c to 306c while feeder buyers paid from 252c to 360c/kg. Heavy bulls sold for 320c to 356c to processors while export bulls gained 33c selling from 386c to 394c, medium weights went to live export and feeders making 300c to 410c/kg. A large selection of light weight bullies sold from 350c to 650c/kg. SOURCE NLRS

12.11.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 11th January 2022 Comparison Date 20/12/21 Yarding 10,143 - Change NQ Lamb 6,800 - Change NQ... Sheep 3,343 - Change NQ Numbers were up with a total yarding of 10,143 head this week. A mixed quality yarding was offered with a small but excellent selection of heavy lambs and ewes. Values gained with demand on all categories. Limited numbers of good heavy lambs topped at $219 while heavy wethers topped the market at a $240 and the best heavy ewes sold to $213/head. In the lamb market, the under 12kg cwt lambs sold from $68 to $121/head for Merino wether lambs. The under 18kg cwt range made from $105 to $155 to graziers, live export, feeders and restockers competing. Trade weight lambs saw lighter weights sell for $144 up to $187/head for the heavier weights. Heavy lambs made from $185 to $219/head. The ewe mutton yarding saw light weight and store ewes sell at $80 to $155/head with a fleece. The prime trade weight ewes 25kg to 30kgs made from $155 to $195/head with a fleece. The better quality heavy 30kgs plus sold at $190 to $213/head.The best heavy wethers returned $190 to $240 and mature rams were again in high demand selling from $64 up to $180/head depending on weights. SOURCE NLRS

23.10.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 10th January 2022 Comparison Date 20/12/2021 Yarding 826 Change -542... Numbers were down for a small yarding of 826 mixed quality cattle at Muchea. The yarding dominated by cows with prices trending up on demand for medium and light weight categories. A pen of light weight weaner local bred steers topped the market at 692c while similar heifers topped at 626c/kg. Local bred vealer steers sold for 520c to 692c and heifers made from 500c to 626c while pastoral heifers returned 365c to 455c/kg. Yearling steers made 370c to 596c for the best while yearling heifers returned 340c to 500c/kg. Grown steers weighing under 500kg made 382c to 504c and steers weighing 500 to 600 kg sold for 358c to a top of 398c/kg. Over 600kg weights returned 358c to 430c/kg. Grown heifers weighing under 540kg sold for 350c to 422c and weights over 540kg made 338c to 414c/kg. Heavy prime cows remained firm at 308c to 348c with PTIC Angus Cows at 388c, medium weight cows gained 20c selling 326c to 368c and light weight cows made from 300c to 334c/kg. Store cows sold from 288c to 334c in a diverse range of quality to processors feeder buyers and restockers. Heavy bulls sold for 340c to 362c while medium weights went to live export making 350c to 406c and light weight bulls sold from 342c to 635c/kg. A highlight of the sale was 10 donkeys on offer with jacks selling from $800 to $1600 and jennies from $850 to $1150/head. SOURCE NLRS

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27.09.2021 Muchea Livestock Centre: Order of Sale 2022

17.09.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE SHEEP & LAMB SALE Tuesday 21st December 2021 Comparison Date 14/12/21 Yarding 6,000 - Change -0 Lamb 4,000 - Change -500... Sheep 2,000- Change 500 Numbers were static with 6000 head penned in a similar quality yarding. With a bigger than normal break from markets over the Christmas period, trade buyers were keen to purchase and aided by the improvement in quality, the light and heavy trade lambs gained $5 to $10/head. Others to do well included medium weight boner ewes that gained $5/head as did heavy weight mutton. Heavy lambs topped at $215/head. Hoggets sold up to $185, heavy ewes and wethers sold to $200/head. New season light store lambs sold to a smaller gathering of graziers. The 0 to 9kg cwt, sold from $38 to $68, down $10, the 10 to 12kg were mainly wethers and sold from $70 to $103, also $10/head easier. The 13 to 16kg weight range sold from $81 to $142, down $5/head. The 17 to 20kg at $123 to $155, up $5/head at 780c/kg cwt. Trade lambs 17 to 20kg were up $5 and sold from $130 to $160/head, near 800c/kg cwt. The 21 to 22kg lambs sold from $154 to $190/head at 780c/kg cwt, firm. Prime 23kg cwt plus were the pick of the lambs and gained $10, they sold from $185 to $215/head at near 830c/kg cwt. Best heavy hoggets that sold to the trade, eased $10 and sold from $145 to $185/head, at near 605c/kg cwt, lacking grazier support on the wethers. The yarding of mutton was mixed in quality. Medium weight boners 18 to 24kg, gained $5, with sales from $94 to $145/head. The 25 to 30kg range at 600c/kg cwt were down $5, with sales from $146 to $183/head, the tops with a heavy fleece. Heavier weights sold at $200 $200 to gain $5/head. A very small selection of heavy wethers remained firm and sold from $151 to $200/head. SOURCE NLRS

14.09.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE (MLC) CHRISTMAS SHUTDOWN REMINDER Dear staff, customers and users of the Muchea Livestock Centre (MLC). Please note that a Christmas shutdown is planned to take place at MLC during the period from Thursday 23 December to Midnight Friday 7 January.... This means that: The final livestock auction sales will be held on: o Monday 20 December 2021 - Cattle o Tuesday 21 December 2021 - Sheep All livestock must depart the MLC premises by mid-night on Wednesday December 22, 2021. WAMIA will not accept any receivables until 12.01am on Saturday 8 January 2022. The next scheduled livestock sale will commence on Monday 10 January 2022. The MLC main gates will be closed during this period and only the truck wash facilities will be operational to MLC access card holders. If you have any issues or concerns during this period, the MLC Caretaker will be contactable during this time. WAMIA’s Administrative Office will be closed from 4.30pm on Wednesday 23 December 2021 and will re-open for business on Monday 10 January 2022. Our Saleyard Administrational Office will resume operations on Sunday 9 January 2022. Regards Steve Wainewright Acting Chief Executive Officer

10.09.2021 MUCHEA LIVESTOCK CENTRE CATTLE SALE Monday 20th December 2021 Comparison Date 13/12/2021 Yarding 1,368 Change -432... Muchea cattle market yarded 1368 head, down 430 on last week in a lesser quality yarding and values fluctuated, influenced by the quality presented. The general trend was an easing on local weaner and yearling steers by 20c to 30c/kg. Pastoral weaner heifers were down by 100c with yearling heifers up 30c/kg. In the mature section grown steers gained 10c, grown heifers eased 20c with prime cows and bulls up 10c to 20c/kg. In the pastoral section weaner and yearling steers remained firm and sold from 388c to 540c/kg. Weaner heifers were of poor quality and sold from 220c to 320c, down by 100c/kg. Yearling heifers at 360c to 440c gained 30c/kg. Grown steers gained 10c and sold at mainly 440c, with grown heifers down 20c at 288c to 358c/kg. Cows were keenly sought with heavy prime up 10c and sold from 305c to 342c/kg. Similarly best prime bulls met solid competition and sold from 270c to 370c to be 20c/kg dearer. Cattle markets resume at Muchea on 10th January 2022. SOURCE NLRS