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Multi-Vendor Sale Results - 2017

North East Merino Breeders Group: Benalla 15th August

This was the final year that Stefan Spiker scanned the rams for the All Purpose Section at Benalla. He has been there since the inception and we will miss you Stef! All 60 rams were weighed and scanned and then in the running for the All Purpose Champion Ram and the Champion Wool Ram. It is very pleasing to announce that the Toland Poll Merino won both of these sashes with the same ram! 161069 was the ram to beat. He weighed in at 98kg and measured 7.5 for fat and 39 for eye muscle depth. He is a well structured ram and had the wool to match the carcase! He was bought by L and S Kubeil of Violet Town for $3,250 in the sale.

We are very encouraged by the sale results this year and hope the trend continues for our last sale which will be on the 25th of September (3 weeks away today!).

Sheepvention: Hamilton 8th August

Bendigo - Sunday 16th July

BENALLA- 12 rams to a top of $3,750, Ave of $2,438

 

HAMILTON- 9 rams to a top of $4,250, Ave of $2,972

 

BALLARAT - 2 rams to a top of $2,500, Ave of $2,000

Two rams sold for an average of $2,000, well up on previous years. Rory Blandford from Gippsland purchased 1060 for $2,500 and Lal Lal Estate bought 1610 for $1500.

BENDIGO - 3 rams to a top of $2,750, Ave of $2,400

Lot 48 - 1116 - Purchased by Shaun Beasley from Gippsland for $2,500




Lot 49 - 1031 - Purchased by the Kubeil family from Violet Town for $2,000




Lot 50 - 1049 - Purchased by S. Edwards of Euroa for $2,750





Multi Vendor Sales - 2015


BENDIGO - 3 rams to a top of $2,500, Ave of $2,000

Sale	Lot	Tag	Sire	LWT	FD	SD	CV	CF
Bendigo	65	1096	MER090576	94.5	19.3	2.9	15.0	99.9
20-Jul	66	1016	MER090576	95.0	18.7	2.6	13.9	99.8
	67	1075 H	MER090576	95.0	18.7	3.1	17.5	99.6

Lot 65 For Bendigo: 141096 - Bought for $2,250 to the McLennan Family at Terip Terip



Lot 66 for Bendigo: 141016 - Bought for $2,500 by the Kubeil family at Tamleugh




Lot 67 for Bendigo: 141075 - Bought for $1,250 by the Kubeil family at Tamleugh




HAMILTON SHEEPVENTION - 8 rams to a top of $2,750, Ave of $2,375

Sale	Lot	Tag	Sire	LWT	FD	SD	CV	CF
Hamilton	226	1020	MER090576	85.0	19.9	2.8	14.1	99.7
4-Aug	227	1025	MER090576	82.5	20.9	3.5	16.7	98.9
		1028	PASSED IN	SOLD AT BENALLA
	229	1069	MER090576	91.5	18.1	2.8	15.5	99.7
	230	1737	MER090576	88.0	18.3	2.7	14.8	99.7
	101	1048	COLL120102	87.0	19.1	2.7	14.1	99.9
	102	1055	TP101562	86.5	18.9	2.8	14.8	99.8
	103	1062	MER090576	87.0	18.1	2.8	15.5	99.7
		1076	PASSED IN	SOLD AT BENALLA
	105	1094	COLL120102	83.0	18.2	3.4	18.4	100

Lot 226 - Fox Pastoral, Merton, VIC - $2,250
Lot 227 - Fowles Farm, Avenel, VIC - $2,500
Lot 228 - SOLD AT BENALLA
Lot 229 - Fox Pastoral, Merton, VIC - $2,500
Lot 230 - GJ Warner, Beechworth, VIC - $2,500

Lot 101 -  Fox Pastoral, Merton, VIC - $2,500
Lot 102 - L Kubeil, Violet Town, VIC - $2,750
Lot 103 - Rockbrook, Avoca, VIC - $2,000
Lot 104 - SOLD AT BENALLA
Lot 105 - Rockbrook, Avoca, VIC - $2,000

Benalla - 15 rams to a top of $4,000, Ave of $2,043

Toland Poll Merino were very successful yesterday at the North East Merino Ram sale held at Benalla. They were awarded the Champion All Purpose Ram for 141028, a poll merino ram with a micron of 17.0 and comfort factor of 100.

The champion wool ram also went to a Toland ram, 141829, who went on to claim Top Price in the auction for $4,000! He was a very well nourished ram with a micron of 18.8. He had exceptional ASBVs for YGFW (22.1%, 15.8% higher than the average in Australia) and YWT (14.1kg).

Please see the Sale Results page for a comprehensive run down of the sale.

Below is Phil (holding the plaque), Simon (holding the champion All Purpose ram) and Anna (holding the champion wool ram) all of Toland Poll Merino.

Sale	Lot	Tag	Sire	LWT	FD	SD	CV	CF
Benalla	13	1697	TP101751	83.0	17.0	3.1	18.0	99.8
11-Aug	14	1768	TP121862	82.5	16.2	3.8	23.4	99.8
	15	1829	TP121876	84.5	18.8	3.6	19.1	99.9
	16	1680	TP121508	76.5	17.1	3.3	19.2	100
	17	1028	MER090576	85.5	17.0	3.6	21.3	100
	18	1034	UARDRY100111	85.5	17.3	3.3	19.3	100
	19	1086	UARDRY100111	83.0	19.0	3.5	18.3	99.8
	20	1733	TP121931	92.5	18.0	4.0	22.0	99.7
	21	1079	UARDRY100111	86.5	16.8	3.5	20.9	99.8
	22	1037	COLL120102	79.0	18.5	3.2	17.5	100
	23	1076	MER090576	89.5	17.4	2.6	14.9	99.7
	24	1101	TP071046	85.0	18.9	3.7	19.5	99.5
	25	1071 H	MER090576	89.0	19.3	3.6	18.9	100
	26	1087 H	UARDRY100028	93.0	17.6	3.0	16.9	100
	27	1097 H	UARDRY100028	84.0	16.9	3.3	19.2	100
	28	1095 H	UARDRY100028	81.5	17.7	3.3	18.7	99.8

28th On Property Ram Sale - Monday 28th Sept 2015,
Stay tuned for results....

Phil, Georgina and Anna Toland with Shaun Young of Yass, NSW with the top priced ram ($3,200).

A POLL Merino ram that sold for $3200 topped Toland Merino’s 28th ram sale at ­Violet Town on Monday. Article by Andrew Miller from Stock and Land

95/100, to $3200, av $1642.

CONFIDENCE in the wool market has continued to drive sales, with another near total auction clearance of stud rams at the Toland’s Feltrim stud, at Violet Town.

Auctioneers sold 95 of the 100 Polled and Horned Merinos under the hammer, but private treaties accounted for the rest of the rams on offer.

Landmark Melbourne stud stock auctioneer Andrew Sloane said it was a very solid sale, with a lot of volume buyers snapping up rams.

“It’s a bit dry around here and it was probably a better sale than perhaps the season looks,” Mr Sloane said.

“Buyers are pretty confident, the confidence is there, the livestock prices are up – they have to buy their seedstock and are putting their hands up, and buying them.”

Yeumburra, Yass, NSW property manager Sean Young, bought the sale-topper for $3200.

“I bought it mainly for its bright wool, long stapling and dual purpose figures, it will suit our country, pretty well,” Mr Young said.

The ram had figures of a fibre diameter (FD) of 16.5, standard deviation (SD) of 3.4, co-efficient of variation (CV) of 20.8, comfort factor (CF) of 99.8 and was rated an Elite score of 43,

Mr Young said Violet Town had a similar climate and rainfall to Yass, so the rams suited the property there.

He said he had been coming to the Feltrim sale for about a decade.

Feltrim stud principal Phil Toland said he was pleased with the sale, which reflected last year’s result.

“We concentrate on polls, that’s where the demand is,” Mr Toland said.

“Fleece weight, growth rate and reproduction, are the key drivers for profitability that’s what we concentrate on.”




27th Annual On Property Ram Sale - Monday 29th September, 2014 - Results

By Tyson Cattle

Toland top to $3000

Seven horns from 10 sold to a top of $1,800 and averaged $970.
87 polls from 90 sold to a top of $3,000 and averaged $1,633

A mini auction was held after the sale and 9 polls were sold to a top of $1,000 and averaged $955.

     

Bendigo Sheep and Wool Show - July 2014

Toland Poll Merino sold four rams to a top of $2,750 and averaged $2,250. All four rams went to local buyers in the North East.

Ballarat Ram Sale - July 2014

Two rams were available for sale at the Ballarat ram sale in July and both were sold for $1,000 and $1,500. One went to Dookie College while the other went close by to Ballarat.


Here is the rundown from the Stock and Land:   www.stockandland.com.au/news/agriculture/sheep/general-news/poll-merino-tops-north-east-sale/2709024.aspx

We had a fantastic ram sale yet again for 2013. There was total clearance with another 6 sold out the back after the auction. We had some new clients this year which is fantastic. It's always good to see our loyal clients returning year after year but it's encouraging to gain a few new ram buyers also! It makes all the hard work worth it. We wish to thank our clients, new and old, for the ongoing support.

The average for this year was $1,460. It was slightly less than last year but we are pleased given the tough conditions faced earlier in the season. 

The top price of $2,800 went to MDR Cameron, Tasmania, for lot 8 - 121329. 

Below are a few photos from the day. Thanks to Nick the photographer! 

Simon and I during the auction



Our support crew attended and bought all the children out!!!



Matilda and her best friends Ruby and Mimi



 

 

Matilda enjoying the sale