United Arab Emirates posts huge increase in trade volumes of lamb and mutton

Lamb and mutton exports maintained historic highs in June. Lamb exports have again achieved the third highest monthly export volumes since 1994 at 28,646 tonnes, edging ahead of May by only 138 tonnes. Mutton exports were 83% higher than the five-year average for June, at 17,575 tonnes swt.

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Cattle Power Rankings: Southern Queensland falls from grace with a bitter rival taking over

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What to expect from the 2023 spring bull sale season

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Cattle, Market Insights

Knowing when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em

For the first six months of 2023, there have been repeated reports of cattle producers holding breeding stock on farm for longer t...

Cattle Power Rankings: Southern Queensland falls from grace with a bitter rival taking over

AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings are up over the previous quarter but down for the year. See what regions are buying and selling.

What to expect from the 2023 spring bull sale season

Consecutive years of record high bull stud sales are on the line as commercial cattle prices decline. One area to watch will be demand for heifer bulls.

Knowing when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em

While the adage that ‘weight beats rate’ usually holds true, prices have declined beyond what weight gain can counteract.

Looking for signals for the bottom of the cattle market

Analysis of prices and Value Over Reserve (VOR) suggest the cattle market may be near the bottom, but not there yet

Production leads to higher volumes in all export markets

Australian beef exports have risen on the back of higher slaughter numbers, with China remaining the top destination for the second month.

May Cattle Market Outlook

Downward pressure on prices will likely continue for the rest of the year, with the EYCI expected to be below 550c/kg cwt in December 2023.

China becomes top destination for Australian beef for the first time in three years

Australian beef exports have continued their strong run for the first four months of the year, tracking well above 2022 levels and higher or equal to 2021 levels.

Australian mutton and lamb exports: A tale of two markets

Mutton and lamb exports are telling two quite different stories so far in 2023.

Exports warming up for a strong year

Australian red meat exports have started 2023 strong, with January & February export volumes exceeding 2021 and 2022 levels for beef, mutton and lamb.

United Arab Emirates posts huge increase in trade volumes of lamb and mutton

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Cattle Power Rankings: Southern Queensland falls from grace with a bitter rival taking over

What to expect from the 2023 spring bull sale season

Knowing when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em

Cattle Power Rankings: Southern Queensland falls from grace with a bitter rival taking over

What to expect from the 2023 spring bull sale season

Knowing when to hold ’em and when to fold ’em

Looking for signals for the bottom of the cattle market

Production leads to higher volumes in all export markets

May Cattle Market Outlook

China becomes top destination for Australian beef for the first time in three years

Australian mutton and lamb exports: A tale of two markets

Exports warming up for a strong year

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