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. Large offerings again for the weekly Weaner and Yearling sale has seen it split into two sales, with the northern focused offerings in sale 1 commencing at 9am (EST), while sale 2 kicks off at 10am (EST).

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This week’s AuctionsPlus lamb and sheep sales, to be held on Tuesday afternoon, is again expected to see very strong buyer interes...
This week’s nine AuctionsPlus cattle sales to be held on Friday 6th August, has cattle listed from all corners of the nation, with...
AuctionsPlus, Australia’s Digital Ag Market Place, experienced its busiest fiscal year ever in 2020-21, with a record volume of co...
This week’s AuctionsPlus lamb and sheep sales, to be held on Tuesday afternoon, is again expected to see very strong buyer interest.
This week’s nine AuctionsPlus cattle sales to be held on Friday 6th August, has cattle listed from all corners of the nation.
AuctionsPlus, Australia’s Digital Ag Market Place, experienced its busiest fiscal year ever in 2020-21.
Attention still needs to be given to the regions experiencing drier than average conditions.
The AMI team have reviewed data for clearance rates and sale transaction points to understand how the current market is faring.
April 2021 may very well go down as the crest for the 15-month run-up in cattle prices.
The AuctionsPlus sheep and lamb market continued its steady path throughout April, with a total of 292,647 head offered for the month.
Widespread, record rainfall for many regions across the eastern seaboard underpinned the cattle market in March.
March was another very strong month for sheep and lambs offered exclusively through AuctionsPlus, with over 400,000 head offered for sale.

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