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Dartmoor Cattle Sold at Mount Gambier Market

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What happened

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On October 11, 2026, cattle originating from Dartmoor were sold at the Mount Gambier market. The sale included 331 steers, 381 heifers, and 11 cows with calves, with prices reported as par to slightly dearer than the sale held two weeks prior. The sales have shifted from monthly to fortnightly.

From stockjournal.com.au

Why it matters

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The transaction confirms market activity for livestock in the region. The sale details, including specific prices per kilogram, provide insight into current agricultural commodity pricing.

From stockjournal.com.au

Who's involved

  • DartmoorOrigin of the cattle sold at the market.
  • Mount GambierLocation where the livestock market sale took place.
  • NutrienCompany whose clients yarded cattle at the market.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • NutrienSpeculative

    Nutrien could see increased revenue or confirmed market activity from facilitating the high-volume cattle sale.

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