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Lobethal New season Lamb Grid 45 ( 04 Nov 26)

Lobethal SA 5241

Last updated: 4 Nov 2026

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Price:

$10.70 - $11.00/kg HSCW delivered

Breed:

XB, Dorpers & Merinos

Available from:

4 Nov to 13 Nov 2026

Stock Category(s):

Trade, Processor

Stock Gender:

Ewes, Wethers

Stock ages:

Lambs

Tags:

Orange (2026)

Preferred Weight:

20.1kg - 34kg

Expected weight at delivery:

20.1kg - 34kg

Antibiotic free:

Yes

Agent:

I am not using an agent

Comments:

New Season Lambs

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New Season Lambs Wanted in Lobethal, SA

This is a wanted listing for new season lambs on a grid in Lobethal, SA. The buyer is seeking crossbred, Dorper and Merino lambs suitable for trade and processor markets, delivered and antibiotic free.

About the lambs wanted

New season lambs are sought, including both ewes and wethers. Accepted types are crossbred, Dorper and Merino lambs. The listing is open to trade and processor category stock.

Breed

Crossbred lambs are wanted, with Dorpers and Merinos also accepted.

Weight

Expected weights range from 20.1kg to a maximum of 34kg HSCW.

Antibiotic free

Lambs offered must be antibiotic free.

Pricing

The grid is priced at $10.70 to $11.00 per kg HSCW, delivered. Pricing is offered as a negotiable range.

Delivery and availability

Stock is to be delivered to Lobethal, SA. This grid is available from 4 November 2026 through to 13 November 2026.

Location

This listing is based in Lobethal, SA.

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