The livestock markets took a turn for the better last week, with lambs hitting $305 in Wagga on Thursday in a yarding of 49,500 lambs and 16,000 sheep.
Trade lambs were quoted $8 to $15 dearer and export lines lifted $16 to $28 in number that unprecedented at Wagga for this time of the year.
It was more of the same in the mutton market with prices lifting $15 to $32 and heavy merino ewes reaching $186 to average 433c/kg carcasse weight.
It was a similar story in the cattle . . .
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