While the crux of an auction system rests on competition and efficient time sensitive selling, the ability for additional sales to be locked in after auction plays a pivotal role in increased sale clearance.

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The rise of Wagyu beef and cattle in the past decade has led to substantial premiums being achieved by producers, with F1 Wagyu/An...
A 74% rise in AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb listings this week will deliver the largest commercial offering so far in 2022, with a t...
The strength of working dog sales continues to shine through in 2022, with the 11th Annual RMA Network working dog auction held on...
The premium achieved over purebred Angus steers has soared from minus $36 in Q3 2020, to over $1,500/head in Q3 2022.
The National Lamb Sales will offer just shy of six figures, with a total of 94,474 head across 272 lots, broken across two separate sales.
Prices and online activity were up year-on-year for the working dog sale.
Steer listings account for 57% of the offering while heifers account for 42%.
There has been a significant and consistent rise in overall lamb liveweights, across all lamb breeds and states through to 2022.
Over the 13 lots sold, the nine geldings averaged $14,889, while the four mares averaged $16,625/head.
The AuctionsPlus Insights team has broken down the average prices for the top ten listed breeds in 2022.
Listings are back by 12.2% however still above cumulative listings over the same period from 2016-2020.
100 UltraWhite future breeder ewe lambs secured the sales top price of $590/head.

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