This week’s stud sales interfaced through AuctionsPlus delivered outstanding results across several breeds, with northern cattle breeders in particular celebrating special milestones.

From the 20th anniversary of P.B. Fenech Grey Brahmans in Queensland, to Australia’s most remote bull sale in Fitzroy Crossing, clearance rates and strong averages demonstrated buyer confidence and demand nationwide.

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This week’s stud cattle sales interfaced through AuctionsPlus saw strong competition both onsite and online, with standout results...
The first week of August delivered a strong run of stud cattle sales interfaced through AuctionsPlus, with high clearance rates an...
Discover the highlights of this week's standout stud cattle sales interfaced through AuctionsPlus, featuring top results from Booroomooka, Kidman, Yalgoo, Hobbs, and Seifert Belmont Reds.
The first week of August delivered a strong run of stud cattle sales, with high clearance rates and spirited competition both in person and online. Glenavon Angus claimed the top overall price for the week at $46,000, while Eastern Plains Angus dominated the average price and online price rankings.
Australian beef producers are showing resilience and strategic patience in the face of market and seasonal challenges, according to the latest Beef Producer Intentions Survey from Meat & Livestock Australia.
This week's stud sale spotlight for the week ending Friday, August 1, will be one to remember for the 2025 Spring stud selling season. From setting new stud sale records on AuctionsPlus to bulls entering six-figure territory, the team at AuctionsPlus is well and truly settling into the thick of selling season.
Meat & Livestock Australia’s latest Beef Producer Intentions Survey July 2025 pulse report was released this week, indicating the substantial impact the weather conditions has had on producers' cattle sales, writes Ripley Atkinson.
Key indicators and conditions are aligning for a southern herd rebuild in Spring 2025. Ripley Atkinson analyses how this could impact the market.
Brazil is the world’s largest beef exporter and, therefore, has a significant impact on global exported beef demand. Livestock pricing is heavily influenced by supply and demand dynamics. This means cattle prices in Brazil greatly affect the global competitiveness of Australian beef.
Cattle indicators surpass $3/kg for the first time in 3 years, reflecting strong global demand and producer confidence in future prices.
With the second quarter of commercial cattle sales now complete, AuctionsPlus has released the latest results. We take a look at which regions were most active in listing and purchasing commercial cattle on the platform.

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