AGRI NEWS NET- WEEKEND NEWS RUSH Summary of the Week News 26th January 2025
The Reason for High Grain Prices: Impacts on Consumers, Livestock, and Food Security
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Our expectation for weaner calves was fairly accurate, with the national average price for calves weighing 200-250 kg remaining high and increasing to R34.19/kg, while direct sales reached R34.68/kg. Lighter calves (160-200 kg) traded at R34.67, while heavier calves (250-300 kg) increased to R32.40 last week.
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