As the dust settles on the 2022 AuctionsPlus spring stud selling season, the influence of the run of wet seasons, strong commercial prices and sustained optimism in the livestock industry has seen increased sale averages and high prices.

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As one of the star performers for the Australian agricultural sector in the past decade, the Australian sheep and lamb industry co...
The historical clearance of AuctionsPlus lamb categories- categorised by weight. From January 2017 through to late 2022, AuctionsP...
While the crux of an auction system rests on competition and efficient time sensitive selling, the ability for additional sales to...
The inaugural AuctionsPlus Sheep and Lamb Synopsis examines the impact of changing seasonal conditions since 2017, as well as key insights into breeds, categories, and regions across the country.
Analysis into lamb weights and their respective clearance rates across the six key categories offered on AuctionsPlus showcases the impact of liveweight on demand.
In the 48 hours following the sale, post-sale negotiations saw clearance rates almost double to 43%
The National Lamb Sales will offer just shy of six figures, with a total of 94,474 head across 272 lots, broken across two separate sales.
There has been a significant and consistent rise in overall lamb liveweights, across all lamb breeds and states through to 2022.
Listings are back by 12.2% however still above cumulative listings over the same period from 2016-2020.
100 UltraWhite future breeder ewe lambs secured the sales top price of $590/head.
"On the Mooove 2.0"  is an  analysis of AuctionsPlus commercial interstate livestock movement data for the first three quarters of 2022
AuctionsPlus Quarterly Sheep and Lamb Power-Rankings – Q3 2022.

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