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Trevor Hess

Trevor Hess

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Co-Host, Arrested DevOps (Podcast)

Chicago

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Consumer Products , Consumer Services

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Fishing, politics, cooking, gardening

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Total articles 121

  • Dalby sale 13 June: Prices soften, despite strong buyer attendance

    By Trevor Hess| Beef Central Verified Yarding 4486 Change +1461Export buyer attendance was good and included four extra processors plus the regular feed and trade operators and restockers. Most classes could not maintain the levels of the previous sale and yearling steers to restockers and feed averaged 3c to 12c/kg less. Yearling heifers followed a similar trend and were firm to 13c/kg cheaper. Despite the extra buyers in the cow section prices could not maintain the levels of the previous sale and lost 7c to 11c/kg.

    By Trevor Hess · Beef Central

    Jun. 13, 2024

  • Dalby sale 6 June 2024: Regular feed and trade buyers active

    By Trevor Hess| Beef Central Verified Yarding 3025 Change -1665The number of cattle penned at Dalby reduced by 1,665 head to 3,025. Export buyer attendance was good and included Victorian processors. The regular feed and trade buyers were also active in the market along with restockers. Light weight yearling steers and heifers to restockers could not maintain the levels of the previous sale and averaged 11c/kg cheaper. Medium and heavy weight yearling steers to feed were firm to 2c/kg dearer.

    By Trevor Hess · Beef Central

    Jun. 06, 2024

  • Dalby sale 13 June: Prices soften, despite strong buyer attendance

    By Trevor Hess| Beef Central Verified Yarding 4486 Change +1461Export buyer attendance was good and included four extra processors plus the regular feed and trade operators and restockers. Most classes could not maintain the levels of the previous sale and yearling steers to restockers and feed averaged 3c to 12c/kg less. Yearling heifers followed a similar trend and were firm to 13c/kg cheaper. Despite the extra buyers in the cow section prices could not maintain the levels of the previous sale and lost 7c to 11c/kg.

    By Trevor Hess · Beef Central

    Jun. 13, 2024

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Arrested DevOps (Podcast)