A WAITING GAME: Maurie O'Hare, Mirrool and Kyle Sturgess, West Wyalong.
A RUN of dry weather has prompted a massive livestock sell off in southern NSW and cropping farmers need rain before winter sowing.
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Producers have started dry sowing crops, which need to be planted early, and livestock producers sold a whopping 53,150 sheep and lambs at the Wagga Livestock Marketing Centre this week.
Maurie O'Hare, "Kelvin Grove", Mirrool sold heavy lambs for $147.20 and said conditions were dry and farmers were waiting for much-needed rain.
