The demand for new machinery has returned to pre-Covid levels, with an abundance of inventory, price reductions and reduced interest rate deals failing to garner a significant upswing in sales during October.
The demand for new machinery has returned to pre-Covid levels, with an abundance of inventory, price reductions and reduced interest rate deals failing to garner a significant upswing in sales during October.
The demand for new machinery has returned to pre-Covid levels, with an abundance of inventory, price reductions and reduced int...
Tractor sales declined again during September across Australia, but it was a strong month for delivery of combine harvesters, a...
It’s been a challenging year across much of the country, as farmers have faced varied seasonal conditions, and in some ar...
Australian producer sentiment has rallied heading into spring, following a mid-year dip.
The new machinery market is in a state of correction following recent boom years, according to data released this week.
The latest Australian Agricultural Exports Report by Rural Bank has revealed a notable decline in th...
Australia's cattle industry is on track to set new production records, with significant shifts in herd dynamics shaping the fut...
A cattle industry survey conducted in July revealed that producer intentions hadn't greatly changed since the previous survey i...
Numbers of cattle on feed in Australia has exceeded 1.4 million head.
Feedlot capacity has surp...
The new season lamb market is off and away, with a significantly larger offering hitting AuctionsPlus this week enjoying steady...
The latest quarterly statistics on livestock slaughtered and meat production from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) hav...
Queensland Police Rural and Stock Crime Squad is warning people to be vigilant when purchasing livestock via social media, afte...
Talk of fodder is at the tip of everyone's tongue - they're either trying to source it to feed livestock or trying to work out ...
A new global market update from Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) reports that Australia’s market share in Japan and Korea i...
Australian sheep producers’ confidence continues to be impacted by broader climatic and market conditions, according to the lat...
New research has shown there is no significant impact on ewe and lamb survival from grazing oats rather than pastures.
Australian agricultural tractor sales fell 48% during June, with just over 1,300 units sold. This brings the year-to-date posit...
Commodity prices, production and exports have broadly lifted in the first half of the year, with bee...
The number of grain fed cattle in Australia reached a record high of 1.3 million head in the March q...
Australia’s cattle market is more exposed to changes in producer sentiment, as it sits in a “state o...
Farmers are known for their resilience, but this has been tested in new ways in recent years. At the...
RDuxton Farms has sold its 8,000ha Timberscombe property to PSP-owned Altora Ag Pty Ltd for $70 mill...
Processor activity has dipped from the record highs experienced before the short Easter weeks, but a...
With the first quarter of commercial cattle sales finished for the year, the results of AuctionsPlus...
Low throughput and progressively lower prices, are plaguing cattle producers.
From importing offshore genetics to editing cattle DNA, here are six key things that experts at GA|2024 believe will change you...
It’s believed Banquet Tom Cruise T220 broke the Victorian bull record Thursday afternoon, selling fo...
There’s been a sharp increase in the number of livestock being transported from Western Australia to...
Ned Hanigan – Wallaby, professional rugby union player, proud Coonamble boy and now AuctionsPlus cat...
Cattle producers in Western Australia are being stung by an unheard of 59% discount compared to the ...
Cattle throughput dropped 5% this week, in a short week of trading thanks to the Australia Day long ...
The Angus Youth National Roundup Auction raised almost $50,000 on Saturday night – the biggest fundraising auction total in the...
The National Trade Lamb Indicator (NTLI) hit a 10-month high today and is 22.96c/kg higher than this same day last year.
Joe Spicer from Hamilton is thrilled with the results of his GoGetta Kelpie Stud Working Dog sale hosted on AuctionsPlus.
The highly anticipated Victorian weaner sales have kicked off, with confidence-boosting rain lifting demand and firming prices,...
Tuesday’s Hamilton Sheep Market could be the turning point the industry has been waiting for.
AuctionsPlus has recorded its largest commercial offering of the year, with 23,775 cattle listed for Friday’s sales.
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