How is Brazilian beef affecting Australian cattle prices?

Brazil is the world’s largest beef exporter and, therefore, has a significant impact on global exported beef demand. Livestock pricing is heavily influenced by supply and demand dynamics. This means cattle prices in Brazil greatly affect the global competitiveness of Australian beef.

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80 years, 80 sales: Roger Kneipp’s remarkable run at Glen Innes

Weekly Cattle Market Report

AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings totalled 9,355 head this week, falling by 19% on last week. Buyer appetite remained measured with the overall clearance rate easing to 83%, down 5 percentage points, while the weekly Value Over Reserve (VOR) averaged $117 above set reserves.

How is Brazilian beef affecting Australian cattle prices?

All cattle indicators break $3/kg for first time since 2022

Cattle indicators surpass $3/kg for the first time in 3 years, reflecting strong global demand and producer confidence in future prices.

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80 years, 80 sales: Roger Kneipp’s remarkable run at Glen Innes

Roger Kneipp was just a baby when he attended the first Glen Innes Hereford Bull Sale in 1946. Next week, as the sale marks its 80th anniversary, Mr Kneipp reflects with quiet pride on a lifetime of memories, having never missed a single one.

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How is Brazilian beef affecting Australian cattle prices?

New phase for the Indian Ocean kicking off with an Australia-wide rain event

80 years, 80 sales: Roger Kneipp’s remarkable run at Glen Innes

Weekly Cattle Market Report

How is Brazilian beef affecting Australian cattle prices?

All cattle indicators break $3/kg for first time since 2022

Beef records to continue to topple: StoneX

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Judge's ire as 'glacial' cattle export lawsuit plods on

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New phase for the Indian Ocean kicking off with an Australia-wide rain event

80 years, 80 sales: Roger Kneipp’s remarkable run at Glen Innes

TOP ASSESSORS

Victoria is leading the future of farming: Charlie Thomas

Cattle Australia appoints Will Evans as CEO

Raelene Laidlaw weaves her story into Australian Wool history

Hay Plains young gun bringing fresh eyes to cattle reproduction

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Angus on target for Tamworth takeover

A cut above the rest with Butcher Girl Alison

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