After a couple of weeks away, it’s been interesting getting back into the market and doing my usual ring-around to get a feel for where things are sitting. There are certainly some early signs that the very strong lamb prices we’ve been seeing are starting to ease....
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets provided no current yarding or price trends, with only the week-to-date national figures available. The trends appear to be: NSW, Victoria and WA reports did not provide current yarding or market movement details....
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally firm to stronger, with strong exporter and restocker demand supporting heavy cattle and quality young stock, while feeder and lighter cattle were mixed across NSW and Victoria. The trends appear to...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally stronger, led by solid restocker and feeder demand in Queensland and Victoria, while NSW was mixed and South Australia recorded softer results across several categories. The trends appear to be:...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were mixed to stronger, with firm demand supporting quality lambs and mutton in NSW, Queensland and WA, while some lamb categories eased in NSW and Victoria. The trends appear to be: Queensland recorded a sharply...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were broadly stronger, with strong competition for quality new-season and heavy lambs lifting prices across NSW, SA, Tasmania and WA, while increased supply drove a very large national yarding. The trends appear to...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally stronger, with solid demand lifting quality young cattle, cows and heavy cattle across Queensland, NSW and Victoria, while SA and Tasmania were more mixed. The trends appear to be: Queensland markets...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets were generally stronger, with improved quality and solid restocker and processor demand lifting prices in NSW and Victoria, while WA was mixed and feeder cattle softened at Tamworth. The trends appear to be: Strong...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were generally firm to dearer, with stronger mutton and lighter Merino demand offsetting softer sheep supply and lower lamb numbers in Victoria. The trends appear to be: NSW lamb markets were firm to dearer, with...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets strengthened at Griffith, with a much larger and better-quality yarding attracting stronger demand and lifting lamb and mutton prices. The trends appear to be: Griffith lamb numbers increased by 6,750 head, with...
Previous Close Cattle Markets Summary Cattle markets had limited reported activity, with no new yarding or price trends provided for the available NSW and Victorian reports, while the national week-to-date yarding remained at 57,846 head. The trends appear to be: No...
Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary Sheep markets were stronger at Wagga, with a surge in new-season lamb supply meeting robust processor and restocker demand, lifting trade, Merino and heavy lamb prices while mutton remained firm. The trends appear to be: Wagga’s...