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Roma Report

Location:

Prime and Store Cattle brought to you by GDL and ROMA SALEYARDS
Yarding:

8271
Report Date:

10 November 2026

ROMA MARKET - TUESDAY 10th November

Interim Report.

With temperatures rising so were the numbers at Roma where Agents yarded 8,271 head, an increase of 3,778 head on the previous sale.

A quality yarding presented. All the regular buyers attending and active. The market firm to slightly stronger, especially cattle lacking condition.

At the time of this interim report Yearling steers under 200kg topped 730c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 200 to 280kg sold from 460c to 704c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 280 to 330kg made to 688c to average 634c/kg to backgrounders. Yearling steers 330 to 400kg sold from 552c to 628c to Lot Feeders and 640c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 400 to 480kg made from530c to 596c/kg to Lot Feeders.

Grown steers 400 to 500kg selling from 494c to 560c/kg to lot Feeders.

Bullocks over 600kg sold to 500c/kg to processors.

FITZROY GRAZING The Fitzroy Family sold a large run of mixed steers. The best pen of Angus X Steers sold for 666.2c/kg, weighing 300kg, making $1,998.60/head. The heaviest of the Fitzroy Grazing Angus Steers sold for 606.2c/kg, weighing 430kg, making $1,606.66/head. Overall, the run of Steers went to average 616.7c/kg, 361.63kg, averaging $2,223.20/head.

PARKLANE GRAZING Gordon & Shelley Logan of “Parklane” Drillham Sold Angus Cross & Charolais Cross Steers & Heifers (Not pictured). The Angus Cross Steers sold for 664.2c/kg, weighing 278.67kg, making $1,850.90/head. While the Charolais Cross Steers sold for 700.2c/kg, weighing 268.18kg, making $1,877.81/head. Overall, the Steers went to average 679.1c/kg, 274.23kg, averaging $1,862.29/head. The Angus Cross Heifers sold for 5.40c/kg, weighing 258.46kg, making $1,396.21head. While the Charolais Cross Heifers sold for 5.40c/kg, weighing 266.36kg, making $1,438.90/head.

ANCONA PASTORAL COMPANY & JACK HANNAH The Hannah Family of “Ancona” Westmar sold Charolais Cross Steers and Santa Cross Heifers. The best of the Steers topped at 710.2c/kg, weighing 262.50kg, making $1,864.28/head. The best of the PTE Heifers topped 572.2c/kg, weighing 327.50kg, making $1,873.96/head.

BEARDMORE PTY LTD Murray & Reeghyn Beardmore from “Tow Towri” St George sold a mix of Angus Cross & Charolais Cross Steers & Heifers (Pictured below with Reeghyn Beardmore). he best of the Steers topped 618.2c/kg, weighing 266.32kg, making $1,646.36/head. The heaviest pen made 604c/kg, weighing 317.33kg, making $1,917.33/head.

Overall, the Steers went to average 609.1c/kg, 276.62kg, averaging $1,419.55/head.

The best of the Angus Cross milk tooth PTE Heifers topped 550.2c/kg, weighing 258.85kg, making $1,424.17/head. The heaviest Charolais Heifers sold for 500c/kg, weighing 400kg, making $2,000/head.

Overall, the Heifers went to average 532.5c/kg, 263.90kg, averaging $1,431.80/head.

ASTALINE PTY LTD The Flemming Family of “Caranya” Windorah sold Santa Cross Cows. The run of 115 Cows topped at 444.2c/kg, weighing 653.33kg, making $2,889.04/head. Overall, the Cows went to average 435.10c/kg, 583.57kg, averaging $2,538.88/head.