US EditionLower ceilings for tops and averages in bull prices
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Lower ceilings for tops and averages in bull prices
Reading Time: 3 minutes Top prices stayed below $30,000 and sale averages below $10,000 as the two-year-old beef bull winter sale season reached week four. Clearances have been satisfying but vendors have seen their averages trimmed by $1000 to $2000 and top-dollar highlights are few in number. Martin Farming, Wakefield, sold Angus and Hereford bulls to a top of $28,000 paid for MF Angus Paycheck T 27, bought by Dave Stuart, Komako Angus, Ashhu…
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