AuctionsPlus Restocker Lamb Indicator hits a record high, reflecting strong demand and renewed restocker confidence in the spring market. Read more about the historic milestone and standout lots sold on AuctionsPlus this week.
The Holcombe family will disperse their entire Rayleigh Poll Hereford female herd after nearly seven decades of breeding, offering a rare chance to acquire top-quality cattle.
The week ending Wednesday, September 17, produced an upbeat result despite a contraction in overall offerings. A total of 65,515 head were listed, buyer appetite remained strong, with lamb categories in particular achieving standout results.
The resilience and market appeal of Australian cattle breeds — with Santa Gertrudis continuing to be a standout — have never been clearer than in the data coming out of the 2024–25 financial year, writes Hugh Courts.
Stuart Bull looks at how the sheep market has been recently challenged, where we are now and what is expected for lamb supply and subsequent market impact in the coming months.
The spring bull selling season hit full stride this week, with AuctionsPlus linking 23 cattle studs to buyers across the country and beyond. Here are some of the standout sales from the week ending Friday, September 12.
Victoria and South Australia crowned their top young auctioneers, with Elders agents winning both titles, advancing to the national competition at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2026.
When Queensland mixed farmer David Woods thinks about mental health for rural men, he sees lessons in low-stress stock handling. It's a message he shares on the Father Land podcast, which has launched in the lead up to Father's Day.
A world-first lamb product graded at 7% intramuscular fat (IMF) and above will soon hit premium restaurant plates in Sydney, following its recent launch by Kinross Station and Endeavour Meats, in collaboration with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA).
What keeps a fifth-generation family business alive for more than a century? In this episode, Ben Law sits down with Tom Morrissey of Morrissey & Co, the Darling Downs family behind Australia’s most trusted calf cradles and cattle equipment.
For the second year running, Corcoran Parker's Katie Lewis has been recognised by AuctionsPlus as the assessor with the highest cattle throughput – an achievement she says came as a complete surprise.
Australian agriculture’s pathway to reducing emissions while boosting productivity will be in the spotlight at the upcoming Pathways to Zero Net Emissions conference, hosted by Zero Net Emissions Agriculture Cooperative Research Centre (ZNE-Ag CRC).
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