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The north-south divide in cattle markets has widened, particularly affecting young Murray Grey cattle. Additionally, Woodbourn Murray Greys have maintained consistent popularity among Tasmanian breeders for over five decades. Murray Greys are continuing to excel at livestock shows and show well on both grass and grain. Dispersal sales of top herds are creating excitement in the market, while the Gingin Bull Sale offers a variety of high-quality Murray Grey studs. It's clear that Murray Greys fit seamlessly into different farming environments, from dairies to pastures, indicating their widespread appeal. Across the country, young breeders like Caitlin Brooks are turning to Murray Greys, and the Ayr Park Murray Grey stud has again set a high price point with their offerings at $6500 per head. The trend suggests that the time for Murray Greys is only growing stronger.