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Lobethal Light Mutton Grid 41 ( 6 Oct 26)

Lobethal SA 5241

Last updated: 6 Oct 2026

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Price:

$8.20/kg HSCW delivered (fixed)

Enquiries:

Agents, Vendors

Breed:

Merino / prime / shedders

Available from:

6 Oct to 9 Oct 2026

Stock Category(s):

Trade, Processor

Stock Gender:

Ewes, Wethers

Stock ages:

Mutton

Preferred Weight:

16.1kg - 24kg

Expected weight at delivery:

16.1kg - 24kg

Agent:

I am not using an agent

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Sheep Wanted in Lobethal, SA | Light Mutton Grid 41

A light mutton grid is open in Lobethal, SA, seeking crossbred mutton for trade and processor markets. This buying opportunity offers a fixed price of $8.20/kg HSCW delivered, with stock available from 6 October 2026.

About the sheep wanted

This grid is looking for crossbred mutton, taking in Merino, prime and shedder types. Both ewes and wethers are accepted, suited to trade and processor categories.

Weight range

Stock should fall within a hot standard carcase weight range of 16.1kg to 24kg, making this a light mutton grid.

Pricing

The grid is set at a fixed price of $8.20/kg HSCW, delivered. The price is not negotiable, giving vendors clear certainty on returns.

Availability and location

Stock is wanted in Lobethal, SA, with a delivery window from 6 October 2026 through to 9 October 2026.

Enquiries

Enquiries are welcome from both agents and vendors. Get in touch to discuss suitable lines of mutton for this grid.

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