Recently we took a look at inflation adjusted pricing for sheep and lamb, converting the historic pricing going back several decades into current dollar values, so we could compare what is being paid for livestock now versus the values being paid in the past.

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Local climate issues are impacting livestock supply in southern Australia, with significant effects on cattle and sheep numbers, Angus Brown looks at how this is affecting market dynamics and prices.
National herd liquidation trends emerge with narrowing PTIC premiums, reflecting a shift in cattle market dynamics from rebuild to liquidation in 2024.
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