The resilience and market appeal of Australian cattle breeds — with Santa Gertrudis continuing to be a standout — have never been clearer than in the data coming out of the 2024–25 financial year. While all breeds have navigated shifting conditions this year, Santa Gertrudis results provide a clear example of how clearance rates, premiums, and timing shape outcomes online.

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As the first batch of new season young lambs trickle through NSW saleyards, it’s important to acknowledge how the market has been ...
Our State of the Market Report tracks market trends across every state during FY2025. By looking at throughput, regional strengths...
Stud rams are well and truly into five-figure territory this spring, as AuctionsPlus interfaced sales deliver strong results and b...
Stuart Bull looks at how the sheep market has been recently challenged, where we are now and what is expected for lamb supply and subsequent market impact in the coming months.
Tasmania’s FY25 livestock market saw strong results in both sheep and cattle sales, with heavier stock outperforming mainland averages and consistent demand in commercial TAS sales.
Discover the standout results from recent AuctionsPlus interfaced ram sales, featuring stud records and high demand across Australia this spring.
How does 2025 lamb throughput stack up against the long-term average? Matt Dalgleish takes a look at monthly saleyard yardings, showing how seasonal cycles and state production systems are playing out this year.
Meat & Livestock Australia has released the September update of the Cattle Industry Projections, confirming that Australia is set to achieve record beef production in 2025, underpinned by long-term structural changes in the sector. Emiliano Diaz analyses the results.
Discover which cattle breeds led AuctionsPlus in FY2025 and explore their performance trends and market insights in our latest report.
August export volumes continued trends seen in July, with beef exports maintaining a brisk pace and sheepmeat exports falling compared to year-ago levels, writes Tim Jackson.
Australia’s feedlot sector has entered the second half of the 2025 calendar year with record levels across capacity, numbers on feed and utilisation, writes Erin Lukey.
Demand from the Central West of NSW had been particularly strong for lambs this week, with significant volumes being picked up by buyers in Canowindra, Forbes and surrounding districts.

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