The past week’s stud sales delivered strong results across multiple breeds nationwide, with AuctionsPlus interfacing 15 stud cattle and three equine sales —further cementing the momentum of the autumn selling season. From annual sales to one-off dispersals, this week’s stud offerings had spirited online bidding and competitive prices. Below are some of the standout results from across the country.

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The AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings has lifted to 13,506 head offered across the platform this week. The larger offering w...
The National Young Cattle Indicator (NYCI) lifted 8.09c/kg liveweight this week to be 350.25c/kg on Friday morning. It is now 6.99...
The AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb market saw a total offering of 55,180 head this week, ending Wednesday, March 26. Clear...
The AuctionsPlus commercial cattle listings has lifted to 13,506 head offered across the platform this week. The larger offering was met with strong buyer demand as clearance increased to 80%, and almost all categories recieved a price increase from last week. All of the key indicators experienced an uplift, with value over reserve achieving the most notable change, averaging $93 - an increase of $68. 
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The AuctionsPlus commercial sheep and lamb market saw a total offering of 55,180 head this week, ending Wednesday, March 26. Clearance rose to 65%, while the average value over reserve remained stable at $11. The Crossbred Lamb Indicator also held steady at $143 per head, while the AuctionsPlus Restocker Lamb Indicator ended the week at 720c/kg DW, and is currently tracking 102c above this time last year. 
Stud sales across Australia experienced strong results with record-breaking bids for Angus bulls, and the sale of Australia's longest-horned Texas Longhorn cow at auction.
Your weekly wrap of how Australia's livestock indicators are performing, brought to you by APlus News.
The AuctionsPlus online offer board for wool has seen a sharp increase in purchasing activity and listed volumes over the past two weeks. Alex McLaughlin tells us why.
Shorthorns excel in southern stud sales, with top bull fetching $32,000. Online buyers actively engaged, driving high clearance rates and strong prices across various breeds.
Your weekly wrap of how Australia's livestock indicators are performing, brought to you by APlus News.

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