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Roma Report

Location:

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

01 September 2026

ROMA MARKET - TUESDAY 1st September

Interim Report Roma Agents yarded 7,105 head and increase of 1,421 cattle on the previous sale.

All regular buyers were in attendance along with additional southern support.

The market improved across the most categories with feeder cattle experiencing the strongest gains.

At the time of this interim report Yearling steers under 200kg topping 600c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 200 to 280kg also improved to make 606c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 280 to 330kg selling from 422c to 588c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 330 to 400kg making to 550c to average 541c/kg to backgrounders.

Yearling steers 400 to 480kg sold to 548c/kg to Lot Feeders.

Yearling steers over 480kg made from 470c to 532c/kg to Lot Feeders.

Grown steers 400 to 500kg sold to 470c/kg to restockers.

Grown steers 500 to 600kg sold to 506c/kg to Lot feeders. Bullocks over 600kg made to 474c/kg to processors.

Geofferys Market report 1st September

LI ZIESEMER INVESTMENTS P/L Li Ziesemer Investments from “Marlee” Condamine, sold 40 Angus Cross Steers. The best pen of the steers topped at 608.2c/kg, weighing 223.85kg, making $1,361.43/head. With the heaviest pen making 602.2c/kg, weighing 267.69kg, making $1,612.04/head. Overall, the Augus Cross Steers averaged at 601.3c/kg, weighing an average of 253.25kg, averaging $1,522.79/head.•

MURPHY GRAZING TRUST The Murphy Family from “Mossvale” Yuleba, sold a total 161 Steers (Pictured below with GDL Charleville Agent, Garry Cartwright). The 124 Droughtmaster Cross Steers topped at 556.2c/kg, weighing 397.10kg, making $2,208.65/head. The heaviest of the Droughtmaster Cross Steers made 458.2c/kg, weighing 462kg, making $2,116.88/head. The 24 Charolais Cross Steers made 560.2c/kg, weighing 362.08kg,making $2,028.39. With the 13 Brahman Cross Steers making 544.2c/kg, weighing 374.62kg, making $2,038.66. •

LOWAN HILLS PATORAL CO Geoffrey Gobbert of “Lowan Hills” Mitchell, sold 36 Santa Gertrudis Cross Steers.

The Steers topping at 590.2c/kg, weighing 285kg, making $1,682.07/head. To average 586.3c/kg, weighing 262.50kg, averaging a total $1,539.07/head.

MULGA AG CO Mulga Ag Co from “Bendena” Bollon, sold Angus Cross Steers & Charolais Cross Steers. The run of Angus Cross Steers topped at 600.2c/kg, weighing 196.67kg, making $1,180.39/head. The heaviest pen made 588.2c/kg, weighing 588.2c/kg, making $1,399.08/head. The Charolais Cross Steers run made a top of 560.2c/kg, topping at 290kg, making $1,624.58/head.

BC GRIFFIN Brett Griffin from “Sydeva” Yuleba, sold a mix of 165 Steers. The Charolais Cross Steers topped at 572.2c/kg, weighing 259.03kg, making $1,482.18/head. The heaviest of these Steers made 562.2c/kg, weighing 340kg, making $1,911.48/head. The Angus Cross Steers topped at 558.2c/kg, weighing 224.57kg, making $1,253.56/head. While the heaviest of the Angus Cross Steers made 540.2c/kg, weighing 290kg, making $1,566.58/head. The Brangus Steers sold for 540c/kg, weighing 284.62kg, making $1,536.92/head.

YAMBUTTA PAST CO David & Michelle Murray from “Boolara” Meandarra, sold a run of Simmental Cross & Brangus Cross Steers. The Simmental Cross Steers topped at 588.2c/kg, weighing 257.22c/kg, making $1,512.98/head. The heaviest of the Steers made 566.2c/kg, weighing 311.25kg, making $1,731.17/head. The Brangus Cross Steers made 538.2c/kg, weighing 316.67kg, making $1,704.30/head.