The “winning streak” for Australian cattle prices looks set to continue into the final quarter of 2021, if the recent rainfall outlook delivers. With the EYCI seemingly comfortable at four-figures, heavy steers regularly exceeding $2,500/head and bull sales activity at a fever-pitch, the outlook for the final quarter of 2021 should continue to put a smile on sellers faces and instill confidence in producers well-invested into the herd rebuilding phase.

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It will be another very busy Friday for the AuctionsPlus online platform, with 17,500 head of cattle scheduled to be offered throu...
With the cattle market continuing to run at a record pace, the fundamentals of supply and demand within the market remains grossly...
It has been quite some time since the number of cattle offered on AuctionsPlus’ weekly commercial cattle sales was down on both th...
It will be another very busy Friday for the AuctionsPlus online platform, with 17,500 head of cattle scheduled to be offered through the three main commercial auctions.
With the cattle market continuing to run at a record pace, the fundamentals of supply and demand within the market remains grossly imbalanced.
Prices are expected to maintain those of recent week, especially for the lightest steer lines.
Another full board of sales will be on offer across AuctionsPlus on Friday – with another surge in numbers across the three main commercial sales, with another 12 special or stud sales.
Big results are expected across Friday’s AuctionsPlus cattle sales, with over 16,300 head being offered across the three main sales.
It is set to be a huge Friday for AuctionsPlus cattle sales, with a total of 13 auctions and over 17,500 head of cattle on offer.
While not an AuctionsPlus first, the targeted marketing of embryo sexed PTIC breeders is still in a developing phase.
While Friday the 13th may be an omen in some instances, it is expected to be all good news for tomorrow’s ten AuctionsPlus cattle sales.
This week’s nine AuctionsPlus cattle sales to be held on Friday 6th August, has cattle listed from all corners of the nation.

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