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17 July 2015
Lamb throughput at Wagga saw a 25% decrease week-on-week, with 24,050 lambs offered.

16 July 2015
Lamb consignments throughout NSW slipped by 30% week-on-week, for a total of 73,728 head.

16 July 2015
Continuing dry conditions across most of WA’s southern regions is generating discussions of early turnoff of stock and the probability of low new season lamb numbers and weights.

16 July 2015
There was a smaller yarding of trade and export cattle at Powranna and Killafaddy on Tuesday with about 55% being cows. With a shortage of good quality trade cattle prices improved 20¢ to 30¢/kg to reach record levels.

16 July 2015
Eastern states lamb supply, reported by MLA’s National Livestock Reporting Service, decreased 33% week-on-week, to 101,179 head, after cold and, in places, wet conditions affected consignments.

16 July 2015
Lamb supply decreased by 33% week-on-week, to total 19,951 head, with all selling centres recording a decrease.

16 July 2015
A much smaller yarding of an estimated 7,500 very mixed quality crossbred and Merino lambs sold to erratic bidding from the usual local and interstate trade and processor buyers at the SA Livestock Exchange.

16 July 2015
Lamb consignments at Hamilton declined 55% week-on-week, to 2,222 head.

15 July 2015
Lamb consignments at Forbes declined 42% week-on-week, to 20,041 head, and overall quality was fair with good numbers of well finished lambs on offer along with the few plainer types.

14 July 2015
The wet and wintery conditions at Dubbo saw numbers reduce to 20,694 head. Light weight 2 score lambs to slaughter were 10¢ lower on 586¢, while trade weight 3 score lambs to slaughter were 5¢ cheaper on 578¢/kg cwt.