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Industry NewsCattle and sheep weekly market wrap15 December 2023FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market eased this week, with the nearing Christmas shutdowns causing a slight dip in the number of buyers and processors attending sales compared to the previous week. Cattle yardings fell by 20,615 to 77,881 head, but despite the significant week-on-week drop, this was the second largest week of the year in terms of yardings. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap20 January 2023FIND OUT MORE
For the first full market week of 2023, slaughter volumes across most categories improved strongly. This indicates a large supply of slaughter-weight animals as producers rebuild their flocks and herds. Week-on-week, cattle numbers have improved by 62%, or 31,300 head, indicating that stock held back due to weight gain performance are beginning to hit the market. Comparing year-on-year volumes, numbers are higher by 32%, or 19,500 head, indicating a strong start to 2023. -
Industry NewsIndustry projections – what lies ahead?01 February 2018FIND OUT MORE
MLA's Sheep and Beef Industry Projections for 2018 have been released and, overall, the outlook is positive for Australian red meat. -
Market NewsNumbers on feed back slightly16 August 2016FIND OUT MORE
The latest ALFA/MLA feedlot survey results reflect the tightening pool of available feeder cattle and record high prices being paid.... -
Industry NewsCattle export market dynamics shifting28 October 2019FIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap19 January 2024FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market lifted overall this week. Yardings rose by 31,585 to 57,966 head, a 23% increase compared to the same time last year. This growth was underpinned by NSW and Queensland with combined yardings of 35,644 head. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap22 December 2023FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market eased this week. With Christmas at our doorstep, some key saleyards have closed for the year and will start up in the new year. Market reports states key buyers and processors were not operating thus entering a cheaper market compared to the previous week. Cattle yardings dropped by 75,112 to 7,452 head, however such a significant decline is expected given the time of year. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap16 February 2024FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market has eased across all indicators. Yardings have eased by 3,898 to 75,856 head. Yardings eased in a majority of states except Tasmania and Victoria. Yardings are 30,758 head above the national average for the last five weeks.
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