Spring shorn ewes sell to $262 at Eneabba

By Kane Chatfield
October 27 2021 - 10:00am
Values topped at $262 for young ewes at the annual Nutrien Livestock sheep sale at Eneabba last week and with the top-priced line of 331 October shorn Mulga Springs blood, 1.5yo ewes offered by CS & PJ Hasleby, Mulga Springs stud, Northampton, were buyer Chad Smith (left), Nutrien Livestock, Northampton, who purchased the ewes for a Northampton buyer, Mulga Springs stud classer Terry Stokes, vendor Chris Hasleby, Mulga Springs stud and sale auctioneer Craig Walker, Nutrien Livestock, Northern and Eastern Wheatbelt.
Values topped at $262 for young ewes at the annual Nutrien Livestock sheep sale at Eneabba last week and with the top-priced line of 331 October shorn Mulga Springs blood, 1.5yo ewes offered by CS & PJ Hasleby, Mulga Springs stud, Northampton, were buyer Chad Smith (left), Nutrien Livestock, Northampton, who purchased the ewes for a Northampton buyer, Mulga Springs stud classer Terry Stokes, vendor Chris Hasleby, Mulga Springs stud and sale auctioneer Craig Walker, Nutrien Livestock, Northern and Eastern Wheatbelt.

WIDESPREAD buying support swayed solid results for a large yarding of ewes and lambs at the annual Nutrien Livestock sheep sale at Eneabba earlier this month, with maiden spring shorn ewes selling to $262.

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