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Kellco Rural Agencies

Kellco Rural Agencies is locally owned and operated with a dynamic team of agents based in Dalby, Wandoan, Monto and Biloela. We are committed to providing the best service and results for all facets of our business from Livestock Marketing to Rural and Residential Real Estate.

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KellCo Rural Agencies is owned and operated by Brendan Kelly and Andrew Cavanagh. From Central Queensland to the Darling Downs, we are committed to providing the best service and results for all facets of our business from Livestock Marketing to Rural and Residential Real Estate.

With offices in Dalby, Monto and Biloela, we are strategically positioned to offer our clients a well rounded approach to meet all our clients needs and obtain the best results. We offer clients a variety of livestock marketing options while maintaining a strong stock and station agency tradition based on providing superior service.

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Sep 18, 2024

Dalby Market Report 18 September 2024

Following three weeks of declining numbers the supply of stock at Dalby increased by 1,004 head to 5,622. The number of stock from far Western Queensland also lifted to 1,298 along with 244 head from

Sep 18, 2024

Monto Fortnightly Fat & Store Sale Market Report Wednesday 18th September 2024

Kellco Rural Agencies Fortnightly Fat & Store sale drew a yarding of 700 head. Cattle were drawn from Bauhinia, Thangool, Jambin, Kalpowar, Ubobo & all local areas. All categories sold to improved dem

Sep 11, 2024

Dalby Market Report 11 September 2024

The number of cattle penned at Dalby reduced by a further 168 head to 4,618. The supply of stock from far Western Queensland also reduced to 385 along with a small sample of 56 from New South Wales an

Sep 5, 2024

Dalby Market Report 4 September 2024

The supply of stock at Dalby continued to decline by a further 264 head down to 4,786. Just over 4,000 head were from the local supply area along with 125 from New South Wales plus 625 head from far W