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The National Mutton Indicator has surged 26%, reaching its highest price since July 2022.
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Reduced yardings and strong saleyard competition are driving prices.
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Upcoming short weeks could encourage elevated yardings and buyer participation.
The National Mutton Indicator has surged 26%, reaching its highest price since July 2022.
Reduced yardings and strong saleyard competition are driving prices.
Upcoming short weeks could encourage elevated yardings and buyer participation.
The National Mutton ...
The national sheep flock was built on Merinos and a strong Australian wool sector. More recently, the sector has trended toward...
Following the volatile market last year, producers acted cautiously in 2024.
Differin...
National turnoff lifted 39% to 859,930 for the second-largest quarter on record.
Nati...
Processors are favouring mutton, as sheep slaughter reaches its largest volume in 18 years.
The Heavy Steer market appears to be returning to historic trends.
Heavy Steer prices...
Turnover for the Australian red neat industry eased 2.2% to $81.7 billion.
Australia ...
Lamb prices have fluctuated unpredictably this year, starting strong, easing off and then rising 30% since...
Weekly NLRS lamb slaughter continued to break records throughout 2024, tipping 500,000 seven times.
ABS has released five years of backdated herd numbers using a new model over survey data.
Data ...
For the past three months, prices for all steer indicators – the Restocker Steer Indicator, Feeder Steer Indicator and Heavy St...
Key points:
Heavy lambs fetch a 162¢ premium to light lambs in saleyards.
El...
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