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R&DL.LSM.0013 - Identification of triplets- who, when and whyFact SheetFIND OUT MORE
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R&DL.LSM.0013 - Managing fecund flocks to improve survival of triplet dams and their lambsFinal ReportFIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsAustralian Bureau of Statistics release 150 years of historic agricultural data24 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
This week the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released 150 years of historic agricultural data, covering crops and livestock from 1860 to 2022. This information includes national and state data breakdowns dating back to 1860, and covers grains, livestock and wool production/land use. -
R&DP.MDC.0067 - Quantifying the opportunities for beef industry automation and productivity value proposition to stakeholdersFinal ReportFIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsVarious dynamics influencing light vs. heavy lamb price split19 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
Over the last five years, the National Light Lamb Indicator has averaged 30¢ below the National Heavy Lamb Indicator. More recently, the price disparity between light and heavy lambs has grown. Currently, the indicators are showing a 162¢ light lamb discount, the largest discount this year. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap19 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market eased for all indicators with the Restocker Yearling Heifer indicator performing the strongest. Yardings reached 84,609 head with a notable increase of 15,339 head positioning it as the fourth largest yarding of the year. -
R&DP.PSH.1376 - Faster, Fresher Flows in red meat processingFinal ReportFIND OUT MORE
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Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap12 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market was relatively mixed this week. Yardings lifted slightly, up 3,866 head (or 7%) to 58,596, though still below the numbers seen earlier in the year. Despite the short week last week, yardings fell in NSW and Tasmania due to several store sales. Queensland yardings lifted slightly 13,485 head, as the Queensland Monday sale was not covered this week. -
Industry NewsWeekly cattle and sheep market wrap05 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
The cattle market has shown signs of improvement across various indicators. Following the Easter break and bolstered by strong rainfall, yardings increased by 1,688 to reach 23,704 head – however, this is still a 61% drop from two weeks ago. Queensland witnessed the largest reduction in yardings, declining by 1019 to 5,869 head. -
Industry NewsAustralian lamb and mutton dominate global markets05 April 2024FIND OUT MORE
With Australian lamb and mutton production reaching record highs, exports have lifted substantially, resulting in Australia accounting for over 50% of global sheepmeat exports in 2023 for the first time.
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