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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

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.

Geoffs Video on the market today 10th November

PA CAMPBELL The Estate of Ann Campbell of “Prairie” Augathella sold 186 Santa Gertrudis Cross Steers & Heifers.The run of Steers sold to a top of 730.2c/kg, weighing 170.70kg, making $1,246.43/head.The heaviest pen made 725.2c/kg, weighing 215.83kg, making $1,565.22/head. Overall, the run of Steers went out to average 727.6c/kg, at 191.27kg, averaging $1,310.69/head. The best of the Heifers topped at 575.2c/kg, weighing 216.43kg, making $1244.90/head.
HOWSON FAMILY TRUST

The Howson Family of “Tregarthyn” Miles sold a mix of Santa, Droughtmaster & simmental Cross Steers. The best pen was the Santa Steers topping at 706.2c/kg, weighing 212.14kg, making $1,498.15/head. The heaviest pen was the Droughtmaster Steers at 626.2c/kg, weighing 338.33kg, making $2,118.64/head.
Overall, the run of Steers went to average 660.7c/kg, at 292.41kg, averaging $1,931.92/head.

FITZPATRICK FAMILY FARMING The Fitzpatrick Family pf “Alva Downs” Dulacca sold Santa Cross Steers & Heifers. The Steers topped at 680.2c/kg, weighing 275.29kg, making $1,872.55/head.
The Heifers topped at 570.2c/kg, weighing 290kg, making $1,653.58/head.

T & L GRACE Todd & Lani Grace of “Lenroy Station” Wanaaring NSW sold a mix of Steers & Heifers. The run of 183 Steers best pen topped at 672.2c/kg, weighing 319.43kg, making $2,147.20/head. The heaviest pen made 560.2c/kg, weighing 465.71kg, making $2,608.93/head. Overall, the Steers went to average 641.3c/kg, at 339.78kg, averaging $2,178.90/head. The 79 head of Heifers topped at 572.2c/kg, weighing 277.37kg, making $1,587.10/head. The heaviest pen made 566.2c/kg, weighing 342.86kg, making $1,941.26/head. Overall, the Heifers went to average 571.6c/kg, at 283.04kg, averaging $1,617.72/head.

BEARDMORE PTY LTD Murray, Reeghyn & Brycan Beardmore from “Tow Towri” St George sold Charolais, Angus Cross Steers & Heifers. The Steers topped at 612.2c/kg, weighing 240kg, making $1,469.28/head. The heaviest Steer topped at 512.2c/kg, weighing 560kg, making $2,868.32/head. The best of the PTE Heifers topped 536.2c/kg, weighing 380kg, making $2,037.56/head. The heaviest pen topped at 520c/kg, weighing 440c/kg, making $2,288/head.

JAKINS PARTNERSHIP Phil & Ann-Margaret Jakins of “Callawera” Thallon, sold Angus Cross Steers & Heifers. The best of the Steers topped at 704.2c/kg, weighing 313.33kg, making $2,206.49/head. The heaviest pen sold for 570c/kg, weighing 410kg, making $2,337/head. The Heifers made 584.2c/kg, weighing 266.67kg, making $1,557.87/head.

B & J WALSH GRAZING Brothers, Ben & Jeremy Walsh of “Eltoma” Roma, sold Santa Steers & Heifers. The Steers topped at 688.2c/kg, weighing 230.43kg, making $1,585.85/head. The Heifers topped at 562.2c/kg, weighing 211.60kg, making $1,189.62/head.

LOU & CO The Tully Family “Piastre” Quilpie sold Charbray Cross Steers.
The top pen sold for 698.2c/kg, weighing 216.60kg, making $1,512.33kg.
The heaviest pen sold for 600.2c/kg, weighing 399.23kg, making $2,396.18/head.
Overall, the 236 head averaged 647c/kg, at 290.17kg, averaging $1,877.44/head.

KOOMALAH PAST CO The Cookson Family of “Nulky” Dirranbandi sold Angus & Charolais Cross Steers. The Steers topped at 600.2c/kg, weighing 392.69kg, making $2,356.94/head. The heaviest of the Steers topped at 594.2c/kg, weighing 416.96kg, making $2,477.56/head.