http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/ Latest Content for Market Wrap en-nz http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/images/farmers_weekly_logo (small).gif Copyright 2007 The New Zealand Farmers Weekly http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/feed/ The New Zealand Farmers Weekly RSS Generator info@cplfirst.co.nz info@cplfirst.co.nz As would be expected, schedule drops affected results at FRANKTON’s prime fixture. All classes of cattle eased although the difference was not dramatic, NZ Farmers Livestock report shows. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9195.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 06-02-2012 Small yardings of sheep have been common around the country in the last week, and prices are generally easing from the pre-Christmas levels, but demand remains reasonably strong, particularly for good quality offerings. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9182.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 30-01-2012 Sales are again in full swing around the country after the Christmas/New Year break. Markets have remained strong in the North Island, and recent rain in Southland could explain strengthening demand there, although demand for store lambs in Mid Canterbury was down. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9176.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 23-01-2012 A cut to official cash interest rates might not do much to lower the value of the kiwi dollar, says ASB Bank chief economist Nick Tuffley. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9179.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 23-01-2012 NORTHLAND With lots of grass around in KAIKOHE there were plenty of people looking for cattle on Wednesday, but not many coming through, so prices were strong, Vaughan Vujcich of PGG Wrightson reported. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9157.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 16-01-2012 TARANAKI The store market started the New Year with a blast at STRATFORD last Wednesday, reported Sandra Engelen of Allied Farmers. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9154.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 09-01-2012 Cows were the star performers in a yarding of 550 head at the KAIKOHE sale on Wednesday, PGG Wrightson Vaughan Vujcich said. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9141.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 19-12-2011 Cattle are certainly making very good money at Pukekohe. Schedules have stayed strong and grass growth has been excellent, so providing nothing unexpected happens, the market should remain strong for some time. Recent rain helped make for a “good solid sale” at Tuakau last Thursday, and also helped the store market improve at Wellsford. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9130.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 12-12-2011 It was a magnificent day in the Manawatu this Wednesday for the Allied Farmers sale at RONGOTEA. A yarding of around 300 cattle greeted the hotly contested sale ring. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9122.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 05-12-2011 High winds and 27 degree temperatures together with schedule drops had an effect on store lamb values at Stortford Lodge. http://www.nzfarmersweekly.co.nz/article/9112.html info@cplfirst.co.nz 28-11-2011