This article provides an analysis of the current F1 Wagyu cattle prices in Australia for heifers and steers, that weigh between 200-400kg live weight, sold on the AuctionsPlus platform. As a reference point to the broader Australian cattle sector, the analysis compares F1 Wagyu pricing to the National Young Cattle Indicator (NYCI).

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