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Gold City Brahman Sale Achieves 100% Clearance with Strong Bull Prices

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What happened

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The 26th Gold City Brahman Sale, held on November 2, featured 62 lots that achieved a 100 per cent clearance. Buyers from Collinsville, Ingham, Mount Garnet, and other regions purchased the stock. The contingent of poll-heavy red and grey bulls averaged $7056, while the greys sold to average $8157.

From northqueenslandregister.com.au

Why it matters

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The sale results compared favorably to the previous year, indicating strong demand for breeding stock in the region. The high clearance rate and strong average prices reflect robust activity in the livestock market.

From northqueenslandregister.com.au

Who's involved

  • InghamIngham stud, a seller of Brahman stock at the auction.
  • CollinsvilleCollinsville buyers, who purchased stock from Ingham stud.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • CollinsvilleSpeculative

    Collinsville might see increased costs for acquiring high-value breeding stock.

  • InghamSpeculative

    Ingham stud could see increased revenue from the successful sale of breeding stock.

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