Some of the most clicked articles are the ‘crystal ball’ predictions of what markets will do in the future. Livestock producers love an opinion, and the best thing for the author is it that it takes some time before you are proven right or wrong, and most readers have forgotten what you said by then anyway.

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In the latest AgWatchers+ podcast, industry experts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw discuss what's been happening in cattle, gr...
Recently we took a look at inflation adjusted pricing for sheep and lamb, converting the historic pricing going back several decad...
Less than 1000 new tractors were sold during November, a 20% decrease on the same period last year, as dealers continue to report ...
In the latest AgWatchers+ podcast, industry experts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw discuss what's been happening in cattle, grains and sheep over the past fortnight. 
Matt Dalgleish analyses cattle prices for both young cattle and heavy steer pricing, adjusted for inflation and converted into current dollar values.
Less than 1000 new tractors were sold during November, a 20% decrease on the same period last year, as dealers continue to report depressed demand across the country.
Ripley Atkinson says Australia's cattle herd is not liquidating but evolving, with younger, more productive females joining the herd, driven by strong cow prices and improved management practices.
Jamie-Lee Oldfield says rainfall has boosted livestock markets as restockers see prices rise. Improved conditions offer short-term gains for producers despite strong supply. Read more on market trends and opportunities.
The US holds a unique position in global beef markets as the world’s largest producer, consumer, second largest importer and fourth largest exporter of beef in the world.
Australian sheep producers’ confidence has jumped substantially this quarter, riding on the back of improved prices.
In the latest AgWatchers+ podcast, industry experts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw discuss what's been happening in cattle, grains and sheep over the past fortnight. 
Matt Dalgleish reviews how Australian mutton exports are thriving as processors favour mutton over lamb, driven by better margins and long-term deflated price trends.

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