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Lobethal Old Season Lamb Grid 38 ( 16 Sep 26) " Old season "

Lobethal SA 5241

Last updated: 16 Sep 2026

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Price:

$10.10 - $10.80/kg HSCW delivered

Breed:

Prime meat breeds/ merino x / merino

Available from:

16 Sep to 25 Sep 2026

Stock Gender:

Ewes, Wethers

Stock ages:

Lambs

Tags:

White (2025)

Preferred Weight:

20.1kg - 34kg

Expected weight at delivery:

20.1kg - 34kg

Agent:

I am not using an agent

Comments:

Old season Lambs

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Old Season Lamb Grid Wanted in Lobethal, SA

A buyer is seeking old season lambs on grid in Lobethal, SA. This wanted listing covers crossbred ewes and wethers suited to prime meat processing, with a defined weight range and delivered pricing.

What is wanted

This is a wanted listing for old season lambs in Lobethal, SA. The buyer is looking for crossbred lambs, including prime meat breeds, merino cross and merino types. Both ewes and wethers are suitable.

Specifications

Lambs are sought within a hot standard carcase weight range of 20.1kg to 34kg. The grid is described as the Lobethal Old Season Lamb Grid 38.

Breed and type

Crossbred lambs are wanted, taking in prime meat breeds, merino cross and merino. Both ewe and wether lambs will be considered.

Pricing

The price offered is $10.10 to $10.80 per kilogram HSCW, delivered.

Availability

This grid is open for lambs available from 16 September 2026 through to 25 September 2026 in Lobethal, SA.

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