By NUTRIEN AG EUROA

COMBINED agents yarded close to 1400 cattle at this month's store sale, with a mixed yard of steers, heifers and a small portion of cows, calves and joined females.

There was a new start time of 9am and a large number of buyers were present.

Heavy steers sold for slightly lower than last month’s store sale with competition from three major feedlots bidding and competition.

Lighter steers from 250kg–320kg had a slight rise on last sale with a lot of cattle staying local to be put back out for spring.

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Heifer job was quite sticky over the board from lack of confidence from buyers unsure where the job is going and lack of our spring break.