Unreserved sale once pairs reach $50 and trios reach $100
Viewing of pens from 7.00am
Entry forms can be downloaded HERE
Entries OPEN – 21st April 2025
Entries CLOSE - 4th May 2025 or when we reach 300 lots
For more information contact the sales co-ordinator - Bert Hewitt
Phone: 0428 420 905 or Email: berthewitt1@icloud.com
Catalogues can be downloaded from this website after the 19th May 2025
Breakfast & Luncheon available by the
Westpac Rescue Helicopter - Gunnedah Committee
A Westpac Rescue Helicopter Fundraiser
You might have seen a few heavy stories hitting the media recently. Just this week, some pretty stark data was released at Parliament House showing what we already feel on the ground: rural communities are doing it tough. Between unpredictable weather, overlapping natural disasters, and skyrocketing input costs, the pressure is higher than it’s been in a decade.
North-east NSW is facing a severe surge in cattle ticks and tick fever, and primary producers are bearing the financial and emotional brunt of the crisis. While official DPIRD data reports 285 infestations and 54 deaths this financial year, experienced cattlemen on the ground warn the real toll is well into the hundreds. Across the state, infested properties have more than doubled since late 2023, jumping from 218 to over 580.
If you’ve been watching the feeder markets over the last fortnight, you’ve likely noticed a massive shift in momentum. Feeder grids have surged by 30 to 50c/kg, pushing saleyard indicators to heights we haven't seen since 2022.
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