00:00I think the sale held up pretty well.
00:01The bigger cattle might have been just a shade cheaper off the top,
00:04but still held up to what the current rates have been.
00:08Well-bred cattle, all Vendor-bred cattle sold very well,
00:12up to that 560, 70 a kilo still.
00:15Might have been a shade cheaper on some of the rougher cattle,
00:18but all in all, the job was very good.
00:21It's dry, but there's still a fair bit of sub-moisture.
00:23I still think we're in a better spot this time than last year.
00:26There's water in dams and the grass will grow
00:28and continue to grow.
00:30It's only very early in the season yet.
00:32Many graziers will now turn their focus to the rainfall radar
00:36over the next three to four days,
00:38as up to 100 millimetres could fall across
00:41some of the driest parts of Victoria.
00:43Many farmers are reporting a dry start to spring in 2026.
00:48In fact, one of the driest springs in the last decade.
00:51And this rain could really help reduces,
00:53not only in livestock operations, but cropping operations too,
00:56where rainfall is desperately needed on the ground.
00:59They're distanced in the last decade.
00:59I'm trying to say this time to kill everyone,
01:00But they're the same thing.
01:00Dealing them up to 60-40.
01:00Do you think they're impossible to fail?
01:02Maybe they're impossible for the birds?
01:03They're going to kill them in 2027.
