MARKET HIGHLIGHTS - TUESDAY, 2 JUNE 2026
There are consistently numerous, high-quality consignments that go under the hammer at the Roma Saleyards’ Tuesday cattle sale and this week was no exception, with many good runs of cattle available.
The regular buyers, backgrounders and feedlotters were among the busy laneways competing for the quality offering which, similar to last week, consisted of over 8,000 head.
The yarding was drawn from the Maranoa supply district including the areas of Injune, Mitchell, Roma and Wallumbilla.
Consignments travelled from further across Queensland to go to market, from Aramac, Adavale, Barcaldine, Boulia, Tambo and Winton in the west and from as far afield as McKinlay and Torrens Creek in the north.
The selection and quality of the cattle on offer at this week’s sale again solidified the Roma Saleyards as the marketplace of choice.
JR Bodkin of ‘Kamaruka’, Mitchell, sold steers to 549c/kg to average 373kg and receive a return of $2,049/hd.
Two pens of Santa Gertrudis steers fetched 552c/kg, with one pen weighing in at 364kg and making $2,012/hd and the other pen weighing 363kg and receiving $2,005/hd.
A further pen of Santa Gertrudis steers sold to 544c/kg to weigh 434kg and return $2,361/hd.
The line was consigned through Elders Roma. Pictured is Elders Mitchell livestock agent Dave Phillips and vendor John Bodkin.
Maunder Pastoral Co, based out of ‘Benbow’, Wallumbilla, offloaded a run of Charolais cross steers, with four pens selling to 570c/kg.
The heaviest of the four pens averaged 333kg and received $1,900/hd.
Another pen of Charolais cross steers fetched 568c/kg to weigh 374kg and make $2,126/hd.
The line was consigned through Grant Daniel and Long Wandoan. Pictured are vendors Shawnie and Colin Maunder.
Gallipoli Cattle Company sold steers to 489c/kg, weighing in at 341kg and returning $1,673/hd.
Operating out of ‘Gallipoli’, Injune, two pens of Brahman steers made 480c/kg, with one pen averaging 379kg and receiving a return of $1,822/hd and the second pen weighing 297kg and making $1,429/hd.
Gallipoli Cattle Company also sold one pen of Speckle Park cross steers and they fetched 510c/kg, averaging 302kg and returning $1,544/hd.
The lines were consigned through Elders Roma.
Geofferys Market report 2nd June
PJ & ME Brennan of ‘For Far’, Mitchell, offloaded Charolais cross steers, selling to 570c/kg to weigh in at 323kg and receive $1,844/hd.
One pen of the Charolais cross steers fetched 588c/kg, averaging 296kg and returning $1,743/hd.
The line was consigned through Ray White Rural Roma.
Bluegrass Holdings Trust P/L of ‘Keen Gea’, Torrens Creek, offloaded steers at this week’s sale, selling to 549c/kg, averaging 372ckg and returning $2,047/hd.
Two pens of Charolais cross steers fetched 566c/kg, with the heaviest pen weighing in at 357kg and making $2,021/hd.
One pen of Droughtmaster cross steers sold to 562c/kg to weigh 336kg and receive $1,888/hd.
Also hailing from ‘Keen Gea’, S & N Dart, sold steers to 546c/kg, weighing in at 378kg and receiving a return of $2,068/hd.
One pen of Droughtmaster cross steers sold to 562c/kg, averaging 346kg and returning $1,946/hd.
Another pen of Droughtmaster cross steers fetched 552c/kg, to weigh 382kg and receive $2,109/hd.
Bluegrass Holdings Trust P/L and S & N Dart’s cattle were both consigned through TopX Roma. Pictured are Bluegrass Holdings Trust P/L and S & N Dart’s steers.
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