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The Australian Feedlot industry has been on significant growth across the past 20 years. BeefEx 2024, reiterated that the lot feeding industry is built on sustainability and longevity for the Australian beef industry. As 2024 looks to close, a review of domestic and global impacts set the stage for an interesting 2025.

The Australian Feedlot industry has been on significant growth across the past 20 years. BeefEx 2024, reiterated that the lot f...

Cattle market working through Spring

The cattle market took a step back last week (week ending November 8). Online on...

With the US election done and dusted, we take a look at potential impacts from the new government. Across 31 years, from 1989 t...

Large volumes of cattle across the county continue to flow both online and into saleyards, and are testing markets.

Today marks one year since the MLA Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) fell to its lowest point when the cattle market collap...

Wool market rallies after Chinese stimulus package

The wool market has seen its most significant rise in several mont...

In 2024 the Australian livestock market has regained much of the ground lost in 2023, and more importantly the industry a level...

New Zealand lamb slaughter hits 12m head

With Australia and New Zealand making up between 80%-90% of the global lamb ...

In this week's Tom's Market Muster, the cattle market is working through Spring and mutton is holding its ground. Plus cull cows, US feeders and Merino ewes in the spotlight.
Tom Rookyard takes a look at potential impacts from a new US Government under the leadership of Donald Trump.
In this week's Tom's Market Muster, we cover supply constrictions in the sheep and lamb market, and Australian lamb owning the plate in the US and the demand for mutton. Meanwhile, the stable cattle market and the opportunities it presents are explored as well as Australian beef taking market share from Canada in the US.
Tom Rookyard shares his latest market insights, including how the market is coping with large volumes of cattle and high rates of lamb slaughter.
Today marks one year since the MLA Eastern Young Cattle Indicator (EYCI) fell to its lowest point when the cattle market collapsed last year. How's it look now?
Tom's Market Muster has good news for wool growers with the EMI lifting 34c this week, meanwhile cows and calves are holding their ground on AuctionsPlus.
What does renewed buyer interest, strong lamb meat demand, and a shrinking sheep flock mean for restocker lamb prices?
Welcome to Tom's Market Muster, a weekly whip around livestock market news.

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