Colac Regional Saleyards

  • Cattle numbers rise at Colac fat market

    Cattle numbers increased and most price categories held firm at Colac’s weekly cattle market.

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  • Yard numbers drop at Colac cattle sale

    Young cattle prices improved and bull prices lifted at Colac’s weekly market, as yarding numbers dwindled to their smallest since September last year.

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  • Weekly market returns to pens

    Leaner cows averaged 10 cents a kilogram dearer at Colac’s weekly cattle market, but beef cows, grown steers and grown heifers were unchanged in value.

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  • Pen selling back at Colac saleyards

    Pen selling will return for Colac Regional Saleyards’ weekly cattle markets from tomorrow.

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  • Cattle prices ease for young animals

    Cattle quality was mixed but mainly plain at Colac’s weekly market, with young cattle averaging 30 cents a kilogram cheaper and cows mostly unchanged in prices.

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  • Store sale to offer 500 head

    This Friday’s store cattle sale is shaping up to be a modest one with stock agents expecting to herd 500 cattle at the Colac Regional Saleyards.

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  • Colac cows attract strong rates at sale

    Cow prices surged up to 20 cents a kilo at Colac’s weekly cattle market amid strong competition for cows and the few better-quality young cattle.

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  • New-look cattle market to reduce virus risks

    Colac Otway Shire Council has trialled seating buyers in the dairy ring at the Colac Regional Saleyards to allow more people to attend its weekly fat cattle sale.

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