Whenever saleyard prices fall heavily, there is always some consternation regarding the lack of a mirroring fall on retail shelves. Retail prices tend to be stickier than those in the saleyard, but over the long-term retail beef price movements do reflect cattle values, albeit with much less volatility.

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Year-to-date cattle supply from MLA’s National Livestock Reporting Service (NLRS) reported saleyards indicates that cattle supply ...
The Great Eastern Brahman Female Sale has concluded with a standout online purchase of $50,000, capturing attention as Brahman Wee...
China has emerged as a key trading partner for Australia’s red meat industry in the past two decades, taking an increasing market ...
Ripley Atkinson says producers are crucial in driving market prices, and without their influence or demand for cattle, there is little capacity to push the market upward.
The Great Eastern Brahman Female Sale has concluded with a standout online purchase of $50,000, capturing attention as Brahman Week kicks off.
China's red meat market capacity is in question, as the country faces an economic downturn.
We reflect on the top-priced bulls so far for this year's spring stud sales interfaced with AuctionsPlus.
United States (US) cow slaughter has fallen by over 650,000 to 3.76 million head year-to-date – a 15% decline from 2023.
According to a new report, despite the significant ease in livestock prices, the industry remained resilient in the face of this instability thanks to strong demand across a diversifying export market and strength in the processing sector.
This week's stud spotlight includes the Yarrawonga Santa Gertrudis Bull Sale topping at $85,000, Moongool Charolais hits $75,000, plus more strong results for Senepol and Angus breeds.
As the Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans prepare to clash this weekend, APlus News provides a snapshot of the top cattle breeds from each state, mirroring the AFL's starting nine based on year-to-date listing volumes and performance data.
Australia's beef exports rise to nearly 75% in 2024, with the USA leading as the top destination. Matt Dalgleish takes a look at the market trends as pricing insights show significant shifts in trade dynamics.

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