Results - 2024 Jamar Sale, Comet QLD

Overview

Monday September 30th, 2024

Studmasters Tony and Louise Prentice have sold 100 per cent of the 50 classified S bulls offered at their first on-property sale at Pampoola, Jamar Santa Gertrudis Stud, Comet, Qld.

Average Price:
$14,390

Full Results

The sale’s biggest bulk buyer was beef producers Rob and Dolly Servin, Anchor, Duaringa, who bought 10 head at an average of $16,000.
Bill and Cara Kettle, Prairie, Capella, were also active with the purchase of 7 head.

Top Price:
While Waco Santa Gertrudis stud principal David Bassingthwaighte paid the top money of $42,500 for lot 4, Jamar Ultimo U26, a poll, IVF/AI son of Glenn Oaks Jibba J28 (P), it was mainly commercial beef producers from Central Queensland bidding strongly through the depth of the catalogue who pushed the sale average to $14,390, grossing $719,500.

Second Top Price:
The second top price of $28,000 was paid for lot 5, Jamar Universe U142, another IVF/AI Jibba son, by one of the sales’s major volume buyers, Shaun Dillon, Surbiton Station, Alpha, who purchased 8 head.

Sale Information

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Jamar

What Others Say

“Strong healthy calves mean a higher percentage from birth to weaning and ultimately more profit in our pocket. Weight equals profit and we are extremely happy with the weights our cattle are attaining.”

“We’ve found Santas to be very productive even through tough times, they’ll always put 100 percent into their calves, we’ve always had good weaners even in the dryer seasons. When the time comes to be growing out to the feeders, they always seem to be able to perform for us in any environment we put them into."

“I like Santas, they’re good all round cattle, they calve easily, they’re terrific mothers, possess great temperament, feed conversion and market suitability and acceptance. They’re low maintenance cattle that perform on good feed but can also handle heat and tough conditions."

What Others Say

“Strong healthy calves mean a higher percentage from birth to weaning and ultimately more profit in our pocket. Weight equals profit and we are extremely happy with the weights our cattle are attaining.”

“We’ve found Santas to be very productive even through tough times, they’ll always put 100 percent into their calves, we’ve always had good weaners even in the dryer seasons. When the time comes to be growing out to the feeders, they always seem to be able to perform for us in any environment we put them into."

“I like Santas, they’re good all round cattle, they calve easily, they’re terrific mothers, possess great temperament, feed conversion and market suitability and acceptance. They’re low maintenance cattle that perform on good feed but can also handle heat and tough conditions."

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