Westcoast wool & livestock Upper Great Southern in Brookton, Western Australia | Agriculture
Westcoast wool & livestock Upper Great Southern
Locality: Brookton, Western Australia
Phone: +61 458 003 632
Address: 95 Brookton Highway 6306 Brookton, WA, Australia
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25.01.2022 Hi all just a reminder today is the lakeside & elspeth poll Dorset ram sale at the pingelly shearing shed at football oval. Rams will be penned by 10.30 for a 1pm sale start
24.01.2022 Wool report 14-10-20
24.01.2022 Muchea Sheep Report 10/11/2020 Agents yarded approximately 10,000 sheep and lambs at Muchea this week. Crossbred lamb prices eased over most slaughter classes ...in what was on a very mixed quality line up of lambs on offer. Best trade and heavy lambs sold from $120 - $140, lightweights $100 $120 and very poor condition lines $60 - $80. Ewe mutton values remained similar with best heavy ewes selling from $130 - $145 and heavy boning ewes $110 - $125. Heavy wethers sold to processors at $120 - $155, lighter weights at $100 - $120, while stores sold to graziers at $60 - $100. Heavy rams sold to processors at $60 - $90 for best lines and $20 - $60 for the older rams. Representative Prices: West View Grazing Co, Brookton: 78 Crossbred lambs, $132 Ringa Grazing, Toodyay: 40 Crossbred lambs, $138 FR Nazar, Brookton: 21 Crossbred lambs, $128 AD & SM Barry, Gingin: 15 Dorper x lambs, $127 RA & JB Rayner, Brookton: 107 Ewes, $169 Yanjanooka Farming Co, Northampton: 41 ewes, $140 JJ Masters, Toodyay: 12 Crossbred ewes, $150
21.01.2022 JOB OPPORTUNITY WANT TO BE A WOOL BUYER TRAINEE? Westcoast Wools and Livestock is a dynamic, progressive, and agile WA-owned business.... We are seeking applicants for multiple Woolbuyer Trainees located throughout the Agricultural regions of Western Australia. Training will be hands on in one of our 7 major Country Stores encompassing the following Aspects of Wool buying. On farm Pick up and Purchasing. Sorting and Blending various Wool types in Store Pressing, Branding and Lotting of Bales Inputting Purchases into our Wool Computer System You will be required to have current W.A Drivers licence, live in the local designated community, immersing yourself in social and business activities and enjoying the rural life. If you are motivated, prepared to roll up your sleeves, enjoy working in a team environment, crave a challenge, respect your customers, and have effective communication and interpersonal skills then you have the opportunity to develop a long-term career in the wool industry. Please forward expressions of interest to either of the following: [email protected] [email protected]
21.01.2022 Muchea Cattle Prices 9/11/2020 Muchea cattle market yarded 1,813 head down nearly 500 on last week in a reduced quality yarding ,particularly on the pastoral li...ght 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. Representative Prices D Challenor, Brookton: 2 Murray Grey x Heifers 538kg, 326c/kg, $1,753 W Hitchcock, Beermullah: 3 Angus Steers 292kg, 442c/kg, $1,290 1 Angus Steer 460kg, 378c/kg, $1,738 2 Angus Heifers 350kg, 378c/kg, $1,323 1 Angus Cow 794kg, 270c/kg, $2,143 Pauline Russ, West Bullsbrook: 1 Santa x Heifer 258kg, 408c/kg, $1,052 D & A Rattue, Beverley: 4 Angus x Heifers 279kg, 434c/kg, $1,210 1 Angus x Bull 330kg, 374c/kg, $1,234 AG Ferguson, Beverley: 1 Angus x Bull 214kg, 400c/kg, $856
18.01.2022 National weekly wool report
18.01.2022 Wool report 11/11/2020
17.01.2022 Muchea Cattle Report 10/08/20 Muchea cattle market 10 August saw 1,510 head down 200 head on last week and an improved quality penning prevailed on local types ...that included the best line up of weaner cattle for some time. Values across the board on local cattle were mainly 10c to 40c/kg dearer. It was the converse on quality for the pastoral yarding that comprised mainly weaner and yearling cattle presented in score 1 condition, but that didn't effect their values as a rise of 10c to 25c/kg was achieved for all types. In the weaner portion of the yarding the local weaner steers to feeders sold from 380c to 416c, up 25c/kg. The corresponding pastoral weaner steers, light weights, were generally firm at 106c to 250c and heavier types made from 260c to 284c, up 25c/kg. Local weaner heifers made from 320c to 374c, up 40c, with pastorals making from 216c to 264c, up 15c/kg. The pick local yearling supplementary fed steers to the trade made from 328c to 378c, up 10c with the pastoral yearling steers off grass, the light types made from 230c to 284c, up 25c with heavier types made from 298c to 320c, up 10c/kg. Local yearling heifers sold from 304c to 378c, up 30c with pastoral yearling heifers predominately score 1, making from 160c to 268c, up 25c/kg. Grown steers, local, over 500kg made from 324c to 328c, to be firm with pastorals selling from 236c to 298c, up 30c/kg on similar quality. In the cow market, the light weights to feeders made from 140c to 198c, up 40c/kg. The medium weight score 2's to processors made from 188c to 220c, to be firm with the prime types to processors selling from 224c to 252c, up 10c/kg. Bulls, including pastorals, light, to live export made from 296c to 458c, up 30c, medium weights to same made from 254c to 288c, up 20c and heavy types to processors were up 20c, selling from 240c to 264c/kg
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15.01.2022 Something you don’t see very often these days 90kg blue tag weathers
14.01.2022 One of our valued clients wether lambs big avg of 51.5kg off mum.
14.01.2022 Few lines of sheep seen today ready to market
14.01.2022 Auction March 5th 2021 at aldersyde hall please see link below any farmers have any gear want to see please contact me Stephen keatley 0458003632
13.01.2022 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. See more
13.01.2022 See how our wool and livestock teams are becoming a growing force in the southern region.
11.01.2022 Sad day for the merino industry RIP graham
10.01.2022 Muchea Cattle Report 23//11/2020 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. Representative Prices Peter Newhill, York: 4 Murray grey steers 217kg, 444c/kg, $965 4 Murray grey heifers 207kg, 394c/kg, $817 KLR Produce, Gingin: 6 Angus steers 306kg, 414c/kg, $1268 4 Angus heifers 269kg, 394c/kg, $1061 1 Shorthorn steers 168kg, 380c/kg, $638 Kokeby Investments, Beverley: 2 Charolais steers 288kg, 412c/kg, $1186
09.01.2022 Muchea Sheep Report 17/11/20 Westcoast Wool & Livestock reports agents yarded approximately 10,000 sheep and lambs at the Muchea Livestock Centre this week. Cro...ssbred lamb quality was very mixed and included a large percentage of lightweights. Best trade and heavy lambs sold from $120- $140, medium weights $100-$120 and light weights $80-$100. Ewe mutton was again in good supply, values remained similar over all classes. Best heavy shorn ewes realised $120-$135, heavy boning ewes $100-$120 and the very light from $60-$100. Heavy wethers sold to processors at $120-$150 and the lighter weights $100-$120. Best slaughter rams sold from $60-$80 while the older plainer condition lines sold from $20-$40. Representative Prices: Carpe Diem Farming Pty Ltd, Beverley: 12 Dorper Lambs, $135 JW & KM Robertson, Brookton: 13 Crossbred Lambs, $124 18 Merino Ewes, $145 RGB Farming Co, Perenjori: 93 Merino Ewes $135 G Carstairs & Co, Dwarda: 45 Merino Ewes, $125 W & M Handscombe & Sons, Quairading: 17 Merino Ewes, $125 36 Merino Wethers, $135 CW & LM Moore, Dandaragan: 20 Crossbred Wethers, $150
07.01.2022 Wool report 6th October 2020
06.01.2022 Muchea Sheep Report 11/08/20 Agents yarded aprox 4,000 sheep and lambs at Muchea this week. Only very light numbers of good trade and heavy crossbred lambs were... on offer prices remained firm at $140-180 for these classes. Medium weight lambs sold from $100-135, while the very light sold from $60-90. Ewe mutton values remained similar with best heavy shorn ewes selling from $130-160 and best boning ewes $90-120. Heavy wethers sold to processors at $140-160, while the better store lines sold to graziers at $90-100. Best heavy merino rams sold from &80-100, while the older lighter types sold from $20-70. Representatives prices LG Johnston & Co, Quairading: 7 merino ewes $159 MR Ellis, Bindoon: 12 Merino hoggets $137 Elgrace farming, Northampton: 5 Merino poll rams $129 BW Morrison, Moora: 12 Merino lambs $140
05.01.2022 Mt Barker cattle report MLA
04.01.2022 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED JOB OPPORTUNITY Wool Buyer A career opportunity currently exists for a highly motivated individual to join our team as ...a Wool Buyer based in the Victoria Plains (Wheatbelt) region of Western Australia. About the position: Full time role Regional/Country based & will require travel throughout the region. Reporting to the Wool Manager, you will play an active role in representing Westcoast Wool Previous experience/industry knowledge would be an advantage, but not essential as full training will be provided Attractive remuneration will be offered Required Skills: Be able to work full time Must have current driver’s license High-quality customer service skills Excellent communication skills Have a strong work ethic This is a great opportunity to join a dedicated team, who is passionate about the Australian wool industry. Apply now for this unique opportunity by emailing your resume through to Brad Faithfull - [email protected] Danny Ryan [email protected] For more information call Brad 0429 112 832 or Danny 0409 955 977 Applications Close: 4th September 2020
04.01.2022 Going through Lakeside & Elspeth Poll Dorset rams today ready for sale on Monday October 5th in Pingelly
04.01.2022 Wool report 29/9/2020
02.01.2022 Katanning report- yarded 9862 Store lms below 16kg 70-100 +5 Air freight 16-20kg100-120+5 Trade lms 18-28kg 120-140 +5 Heavy lms 28+ 142-154 N/C... Boner mutton- 40-60+5 Store mutton- 60-100 +5 Trade mutton- 105-125 +10 Heavy mutton- 125-155+10 Wths light-70-110 N/C Export wethers-115-150N/C Rams light-20-50N/C Heavy-50-90N/C
