South Eastern Livestock Exchange

A world-class, regional livestock selling centre located in south east NSW.

Regular Sales

Upcoming sale dates and times

Prime Lamb and Sheep

Every Wednesday - 11:00am

Deliveries for the weekly sheep sale are from 2:00pm Tuesday, with a 9:30am curfew Wednesday morning.

All sheep offered for sale at SELX must be identified with an approved NLIS device/tag prior to sale. If post breeder transaction tags are not used the vendor must provide full details of all PICs in the consignment on the NVD prior to sale.

NO DETAILS, NO TAG, NO SALE.

Prime Cattle

Every Thursday - 8:00am

Deliveries for cattle have a curfew of 9:00pm the night before sale day.

Store Cattle

Friday 26 August - 10:00am

Deliveries for cattle have a curfew of 9:00pm the night before sale day.

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Speckles in the Capital

Saturday 17 September - 10:00am

Entries are invited and welcome, please get in touch with the sale agent.

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Special Sales

Upcoming special sale dates and times

Store Cattle

Date: 26 August 2022
Time: 10:00 am

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Special Store Sale Livestock Listing – 26 August 2022

August 19, 2022

FRIDAY, 28 MAY 2021 – 10AM Download livestock listing here (.PDF) Further entries invites and expected, please contact your preferred agent: AgStock – John Sheahan – 0419 218 093 Butt Livestock – Phill Butt – 0417 411 105 Delta Agribusiness – Bill Frew – 0428 482 686 Duncombe & Co – Jock Duncombe – 0427

Market Report – 18 August 2022

August 18, 2022

Prime Cattle Total Yarding: 204 Numbers improved and the quality was good. Weaners made up the bulk and there were only limited numbers of yearlings. Grown cattle were very limited and around 20 cows were penned along with a few open auction cow/calf units. The market sold to a dearer trend. Weaners lifted 40c to

Market Report – 17 August 2022

August 17, 2022

Prime Lamb & Sheep Total Yarding: 4639 Numbers slipped and the quality improved. There were good lines of heavy trade and heavy lambs and limited numbers of light and medium trade lambs. Competition was strong especially for short skin lambs. The lift in quality and larger drafts of lambs resulted in dearer prices. The light