Stock Report | Cattle prices rise before Easter break at Dubbo yards

By Geoff Plasto
April 16 2019 - 8:00pm
SALE: 5020 prime cattle penned at Dubbo in the final sale for two weeks. Rain is desperately needed during the next few weeks to keep the Autumn feed progressing. Photo: FILE
SALE: 5020 prime cattle penned at Dubbo in the final sale for two weeks. Rain is desperately needed during the next few weeks to keep the Autumn feed progressing. Photo: FILE

The fine warm weather that has occurred since the end of March is certainly drying out the green feed produced from rain that fell during the last two weeks of the above month. Rain is desperately needed during the next few weeks to keep the Autumn feed progressing.

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