Previous Close Sheep Markets Summary
Sheep markets strengthened strongly at Griffith, with improved quality and strong demand lifting prices by around $25/head and super-heavy lambs reaching $450/head, despite larger supplies.
The trends appear to be:
- Griffith recorded stronger demand despite a larger yarding.
- Overall prices averaged $25/head dearer, with super-heavy lambs topping $450/head.
- Sheep numbers increased significantly, with demand remaining strong.
- No current yarding or price trend was available from the reported Ouyen agency updates.
New South Wales
- Griffith yarded 6,650 lambs and 4,050 sheep, with improved quality and stronger demand lifting overall prices by $25/head, while super-heavy lambs reached $450/head.
Summary: NSW markets strengthened significantly, with improved quality and strong competition driving higher lamb and sheep prices.
Victoria
- Additional agency reports were available from Ouyen, but no current yarding or price trend was provided.
Summary: No current market trend was available from the reported Ouyen agency updates.
National Summary
Australian sheep markets showed stronger demand at Griffith, with improved quality supporting a $25/head lift in overall prices and super-heavy lambs reaching $450/head, although national supplies remained below year-ago levels.
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Sheep Marketplace New Listings
Sheep yardings & reports
Queensland
- No Reports
New South Wales
- Griffith sheep report: Yarding: 10,600, (+4,200). A larger, higher-quality yarding of 6,650 lambs and 4,050 sheep sold to stronger demand, with overall prices averaging $25/head dearer and super-heavy lambs topping $450/head. Full report available here:
- Wagga sheep report (24/8). Watch the latest report here
- Weekly Wool Report. View the latest report here
Victoria
South AustraliaÂ
- No Reports
Western Australia
- No Reports
Tasmania
- No Reports