The dry weather is having an adverse impact on livestock markets and prices

By Murray Arnel
Updated October 15 2018 - 11:01am, first published April 26 2018 - 5:30am
Ararat agent, Neil Copper, Elders, and John Stevens, Ararat, were on the look-out for young heifers to background over the winter months, settling on a yard of Angus priced at $670 a head.
Ararat agent, Neil Copper, Elders, and John Stevens, Ararat, were on the look-out for young heifers to background over the winter months, settling on a yard of Angus priced at $670 a head.

There are no prizes for guessing that the weather is staying dry. And there are no prizes also for guessing the dry weather is having an adverse impact on livestock markets and prices.

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