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02 July 2015
Saleyard prices have enjoyed a remarkable run since the beginning of 2015, with the Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) cracking the 530¢/kg cwt mark earlier in the week.

02 July 2015
Lamb consignments throughout NSW increased by 14% week-on-week, for a total of 109,307 head.

02 July 2015
Lamb supply increased by 45% week-on-week, to 14,636 head. Naracoorte recorded an increase in numbers of 38%, penning 2,117 head. Throughput at the SA Livestock Exchange reached 12,519 head, representing an increase of 46%.

02 July 2015
Both WA yardings were slightly larger, with secondary and store lamb supplies dominating.

02 July 2015
Numbers declined 10% week-on-week across the state. However, Dalby went against this trend, where the first sale in the new financial year saw a small increase in supply.

02 July 2015
Cattle saleyard throughput across the state lifted 20%, to 11,950 head, to remain roughly in line with year-ago levels.

02 July 2015
Lamb numbers declined this week, back 16% to 27,909 head. Horsham halved in size, to 2,440 head, while supply at Ballarat slipped 16% to 10,449 head.

02 July 2015
The national trade lamb indicator hit 600¢/kg cwt at the end of last week, and has continued to move even higher over the last few days, reaching 604¢/kg cwt on Wednesday (National Livestock Reporting Service).

02 July 2015
Overall numbers lifted by 37% week-on-week, to total 3,134 head. Consignments at Naracoorte more than doubled, to offer 1,147 head...

02 July 2015
Little rain occurred over the last week in WA with dry conditions predicted going forward. Cattle supplies eased further and pastoral heifer supplies again dominated the young cattle supply.