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Sheep markets strengthened in New South Wales, with rising yardings met by improving buyer competition that lifted trade and heavy export lambs, while heavy crossbred ewes also recorded significant gains.

The trends appear to be:

• New South Wales lamb prices strengthened despite increased supply, with trade and heavy export categories attracting stronger demand.

• Heavy crossbred ewes improved significantly under strong buyer competition.

• No specific market trends were provided for Western Australia.

New South Wales

• Wagga Wagga: Increased lamb and sheep yardings met erratic but strengthening demand, lifting trade and heavy export lambs, while heavy crossbred ewes recorded significant gains.

• Summary: New South Wales markets strengthened at Wagga Wagga, with stronger competition lifting lamb and heavy mutton prices despite increased supply.

Western Australia

• Weekly Wool Report: No specific sheep or lamb market trends were provided.

• Summary: No clear sheep market direction was available for Western Australia.

National Summary

Sheep markets strengthened overall, led by Wagga Wagga, where stronger buyer competition lifted trade and heavy export lambs and supported significant gains in heavy crossbred ewes despite increased yardings. No additional market direction was available for Western Australia.

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Sheep yardings & reports

Queensland

• No Reports
  

New South Wales

• SELX Yass sheep report.  Watch the latest report here
• Wagga sheep report: Yarding: 50,100, (+4,750). Higher lamb and sheep numbers met erratic but strengthening demand, with trade and heavy export lambs rising $11–$13/head and heavy crossbred ewes lifting significantly amid strong buyer competition. Full report available here 
  • MLA
  • AWN
  • Elders
  • RLA
  • ALA

Victoria

• No Reports

South Australia 

• No Reports
  

Western Australia

• Weekly Wool Report. Read the latest report here

Tasmania

• No Reports

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