As confidence appears to be growing within the stud bull market, we reflect on the top-priced bulls so far for this year's spring stud sales interfaced with AuctionsPlus.

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US beef exports are forecast to fall 13% in 2025. Australian beef exports to the US have risen 69% so far in 2024.
Turnover for the Australian red neat industry eased 2.2% to $81.7 billion. Australia remains the second largest exporter of beef a...
Lamb producers are certainly trading through unprecedented times at the moment, as they have been over the past 20 years. The risi...
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.
Angus Brown looks at the increasing lamb slaughter rates and how this can happen without punishing prices.
Long-term structural issues may emerge for the sheep sector if the WA sheep flock continues to decline. And the largest breeding ewe flock in recent history is expected to drive higher mutton turnoff in spring 2024.
Australian producer sentiment has rallied heading into spring, following a mid-year dip.
With the selling season well-underway, AuctionsPlus has interfaced 28 stud sales across the country this week. Notably, Angus offerings continue to dominate the stud sale listings with 50% of sales this week showcasing Angus genetics.
What are the trading conditions currently like for those looking to either trade out older females or expand the herd?
The machinery market is in a state of correction following recent boom years, according to data released this week.
The latest Australian Agricultural Exports Report by Rural Bank has revealed a notable decline in the value of the nation’s agricultural exports.

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